Kemi Olunoyo slams Ambode for ‘selective justice’

Hours after the Lagos State Government filed criminal charges against the Managing Director of Lekki Gardens Estate Ltd, Richard Nyong and others over the collapse of a five-storey building under construction which killed no fewer than 35 persons, controversial media personality, Kemi Olunloyo has slammed the Lagos State Government for what she says is selective justice.

According to her, she finds it surprising that the Lekki Gardens Estate boss was charged with manslaughter for the 35 people who died in a collapsed building, while TB Joshua has not been charged with manslaughter, for the death of 100 South Africans, who also died in his church’s building collapse.

An angry Kemi who took to her Instagram page to lament the fate of Richard Nyong is riled by the fact that TB Joshua has not shown up for his court cases over his church’s building collapse, nor has he compensated families of those who died during the incident.

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“#HNNInvestigates On August 6th my 52nd birthday #DailyPostNG asked me questions about pastors. I called Oyedepo a child abuser, Pastor Tuberculosis a “manslaughter king”. TB Joshua was never charged for manslaughter of over 100 dumb South Africans who left their own country to worship with a Nigerian pastor in an illegally constructed building that collapsed and killed them.

“Today Richard Nyong of #Lekki Gardens was charged with manslaughter of 35 people for the same thing–a building collapse claiming lives. So far two court dates and TB has never showed up or even compensated the families in his own case.

“Once again SHAME on the Lagos state government for practicing selective justice for pastors”, Kemi wrote on the social media platform.

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