Nigerian youth #EndSARS protesters in Abuja have been shot at, teargassed and poured water on earlier today.
according to the reporter who was at the venue of the protest reports that the protesters were on a march to the Force Headquarters in the Federal Capital when they were stopped by the Police officers.
These protests have gathered momentum in every part of the country since Nigerian youths hit the streets to indicate their displeasure with the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).
I see this protest giving birth to another thing better. It will generate attentions to questions to this country and their leaders, you can imagine at this point the president is yet to address this nation on this issue, but will travel to restore peace at Mali, what a nation with leaders like Nigeria. It's a shame said by one of the protester.
another protester also said that Now you see that d ev*l in d force can't be excommunicated. Even when they should be sober for their ev*l acts. They still have d gut to attacking peaceful protesters and the seat of power are silent on this. One day go be one day o!!!
This is military government... it's only a brainwashed person that will say this is a democratic state
We need more than #EndSARS, we need to make government accountable at all levels, the protest should be taken to government and lawmakers at the local, state and federal level, the death caused by bad government is more significant when compared to that caused by SARS. In fact, SARS is just a symptom, we need to tackle the root cause.
I didn't expect less. We are unfortunately overwhelmed/ruled with/by lack of professionalism is almost all sector of our economy.
youths are gradually waking up except northern youths that support everything this administration does .
Revolution gradually loading.
Soon, they may protest against the president and respective state governors
Don't underrate the power of masses that share same ideology.
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