Wahala don burst for Bondi Beach as gunmen scatter joy for di Jewish festival wey happen last Sunday. Na true gbege wey make dem go mad over gun control and hate speech for Australia.

Man and pikin, Naveed and Sajid Akram, dey face serious wahala after dem open fire for people wey just dey enjoy di festivities. Na 15 people plus 10-year-old Matilda wey dem kill, her family don dey cry since.

Since di shooting wey be di most deadliest for Australia in almost 30 years, di whole country don turn mourning ground. Na nationwide candlelight vigils and prayers dey happen as people dey remember di victims.

Police say dis act na pure antisemitism wey dem don tag as terrorism. People no fit believe say something like dis fit happen for their country wey dem dey regard as peaceful.

Aussie Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, don vow say dem go tighten di gun law, no be small. E don announce buyback scheme wey go see guns wey dey roam di street disappear like magic.

I go tell you, di matter don pass joke. As families dey bury their loved ones, di question wey many dey ask be, how di gunmen escape notice when security agencies don see dem before?

Sajid wey die during face-off wit police don dey in Australia since 1998, while di pikin wey know no better, don carry wahala follow him papa. Di two don dey under serious investigation, and families dey shed tears.

Throughout di country, people don stand strong, showing solidarity wey go fit balance di matter. From Sydney to Melbourne, di community dey come together, dey shine light for di dark areas wey don open due to dis violent act.

As Brisbane dey gather for vigils, voices dey rise up to promote love and unity, reminding everyone say; together, we dey stronger pass hate!