Main PageTacha slams protesters for hijacking Mohbad's candlelight service
She also commended the police for dispersing the hijackers with tear gas.
Big Brother Naija alumnus Natacha Akide, popularly known as Tacha, has called out the protesters who lingered after the Mohbad candlelight service, blocking the Lekki tollgate.
Taking to her Instagram, the media personality criticised the hijackers for allegedly flipping the narrative regarding their dispersal by the police on the night of Thursday, September 21, 2023, using tear gas.
"We can all agree that every country has its issues and every country's police have its issues and Nigeria is not exempt. But what I will not agree with you people on is you trying to gaslight me and every other person on what happened yesterday night, trying to change the narrative", she began.
The reality star went on to scold them for diverting the cause of the gathering by flocking to the Lekki tollgate after the candlelight service, which did not hold at the tollgate. Tacha slammed the people responsible for not going straight to their houses after the event ended, noting that she would not accept the half-truth from them.
She angrily continued, "Let me ask y'all this, what was the reason everyone left their houses yesterday? For Mohbad's candlelight procession right? And where did it happen? At the park in VI. Now tell me how did people leave the park for Lekki tollgate? We can all agree that the organisers said 'You can all go home', we all saw when the event ended at 8 pm, you saw the celebrities, you saw everyone going but some people decided to pack themselves to Lekki tollgate."
Tacha went on to commend the Nigeria police for their swift action, stressing that they had actually pleaded with the protesters to leave the tollgate multiple times, to no avail. Then she continued to reprimand the defaulters for their actions.
In her words, "If you want to come out and protest no issue but we did not come out yesterday to protest. If you want to protest, pick a date get the date approved by the government then go out to protest. Stop changing the narrative. You people just want to bring up issues where there are no issues. Kudos to the Nigeria police because I have seen videos of the Nigerian police begging you all to go home but no you people refused."
On Thursday, September 21, 2023, mourners gathered at Muri Okunola Park in Victoria Island Lagos, to honour the life and legacy of the late singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, aka Mohbad. The singer sadly passed away at age 27 on September 12, 2023, and his death is currency under investigation by the police.
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