In light of the #EndSARS protest where little has so far been done by the government to quench the anger of protesters, Nigerians are powering the petition to ban Nigerian government and police official until the matter in Nigeria is resolved.
Created and led by popular UK based social media doctor, Continue reading
In the on-going #EndSARS protests, the term soro soke is become a permanent-stay slogan for the movement.
Its being used either as “sore soke” or “sore soke werey”, so what does it mean? Continue reading
Nigerians citizens worldwide are calling for the end of SARS and SWAT, the new unit that replaced the former.
As well as the ongoing protests, an online petition has been made Continue reading
A swatch of Nigerian citizens have been victims of SARS have been named, and Nigerians on 16th October 2020 took to the streets to remember them.
These people are thought to be only a handful of individuals that have been identified. There are many that may never be identified.
According to a Amnesty report, the Special Anti-Robbery squad set up to fight violent crimes have targeted individuals predominantly men between Continue reading
Most people would recognise her from Chibok campaign of #Bringbackourgirls from 2014
But Aisha Yesufu has officially written her name with permanent pen in the book of history as an outright Nigerian campaigner following her Statue of Liberty-like pose that has earned her the Statue of #EndSARS name.
Dressed in a dark blue Muslim attire with legs spread in stance of protest, a bag hung across her chest and left arm raised as if punching the air – signifying empowerment to the people. The the image is set to go down in history as one of the most iconic moment in the #EndSARS campaign.
Who is Aisha Yesufu and how did her campaigning jump into the limelight?
Find out in the five facts below. Continue reading
The Special Anti-Robbery Squad was officially dissolved on 10th of October in an announcement by the Nigerian Police Force.
In doing so, the force revealed five actions that they will be taking post-#EndSARS, one of which was to redeploy SARS officer across other arms of the police force.
In return, citizens have laid down their own demand that should be adhere including retraining of the SARS officers to be redeployed.
See the five demand below. Continue reading
The Nigerian government finally listened to its citizens cry to #EndSARS., an on 11th Oct, the end of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) was officially announced.
In doing so, the Nigerian Police released its five tasks that will proceed post the dissolution, and number two may leave you unsettled. Continue reading
Celebrities and the no-nonsense citizens of Nigeria took a stand worldwide as they went to the street to peacefully voice their anger on SARS.
Their voices were finally heard as the government officially announced the end of SARS.
In official uniformed tweets released by the presidency’s handle, the government wrote, Continue reading
Nigeria British stars are lending their voices to the #EndSARS movement.
John Boyega, Patricia Bright, Mike Edwards and Nabil Abdulrashid shared their views on twitter and Instagram while Khafi Kareem joined the campaign in Lagos Nigeria, offering the Nigerian President Muhammad Buhari, her expertise gained from previous as an ex-police officer in the UK
In a twitter post, Star Wars actor, John Boyega, 28, wrote, Continue reading
The #EndSars protests is heating up as Nigerian citizens and celebrities worldwide join forces in calling for the end of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of Nigeria.
The UK’s version of the protest will be taking place at Continue reading