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of Lagos had said that there were no casualties from the incident of the previous day but later tweeted that there had been reports of one casualty which negated the report sent in by various
Twitter and Instagram users who had live recordings of the killings. While the protesters gathered again at the Lekki toll gate where the shooting took place on Tuesday 20 October, they were forced out by police. While the protesters defied the curfew imposed by the Lagos state Governor, hoodlums burnt about 30 government buses at a bus station. Also burnt was Television Continental Station (TVC), which is linked to a former governor of the state,
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1979:(SAN). Other members of the committee are; Commissioner for Youths and Social Development, Segun Dawodu; Special Adviser, Works and Infrastructure, Aramide Adeyoye and permanent secretary, Cabinet Office, Tolani Oshodi. The committee was to look into the activities of SARS, the panel was also saddled with the investigation of the shootings that took place on 20 October 2020, at the Lekki Tollgate. The Panel presented a white paper on the 15th of November, 2021. Although, some prominent Nigerians like
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and patrols. Similar bans had been announced multiple times over the previous four years, causing citizens of
Nigeria to question whether the bans would actually be upheld. There were further reports of SARS officers involved in killings across the country. As this was the fourth time that the Nigerian government had announced a similar ban on SARS activity, protesters insisted that the notorious police unit be entirely disbanded and wide-ranging reform of the force to follow.
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Yellowee the financial secretary, Favour Opara, Fafore
Adebowale and others. Protesters met in front of the Hungarian parliament by 10 a.m. and marched under police escort to the Office of the European Union where they submitted a letter requesting EU visa travel ban on some Nigerian politicians and heads of the Police and Army responsible for the killing of peaceful protesters and attack on the rights of the Nigerian people who demanded an end to police brutality.
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Nigeria. They also demanded that an independent body be set up within 10 days to investigate and prosecute all reports of police misconduct. The protestors also asked for the psychological evaluation and retraining of SARS operatives before they are deployed to any other police unit. Lastly, they asked for adequate increase in the salaries for officers of the Nigerian police.
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news crew who were recording the fracas at the entry of the
National Assembly were attacked. Ferdinard Duruoha was one of the crew members who were assaulted while Francis Ogbonna a cameraman with the same news outfit was attacked the previous day while covering the announcement of dissolution of SARS by the Inspector General of Police.
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care and later died at the hospital. In response to the death of the protesters, the commissioner of police of Oyo State, Nwachukwu
Enwonwu, denied the allegation that the police killed the protester. He said that the police used tear gas to prevent protesters from attacking and entering the police station. The governor of Oyo State,
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provided entertainment when needed and communication for youth protesting from remote places. Protesters were also connected to safe spaces to hide when there is chaos via the internet. And this is not forgetting that petitions played a huge role in getting the attention of international bodies, and they were signed on the internet.
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and law-abiding protesters by the
Nigerian Army and Police. The protesters openly called for the resignation of President Muhammadu Buhari and the sack of the inspector general of police, Mohammed Adamu and the chief of Army Staff, Tukur Yusuf Buratai. A letter was presented to the ambassador, who also addressed the protesters.
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October 2020, continued in major cities across the country and attracted international mainstream media attention. It brought to the consciousness of the global world, the injustice meted out on the
Nigerian youth by SARS officers and kept the Nigerian government on their toes in a never-seen before manner.
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who had earlier issued a statement to the general public that all forms of protests have been banned throughout the State. The state governor, having observed this defiance by the protesters, joined them in solidarity, citing how Rivers State citizens had suffered so much police brutality carried out
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National Assembly. Moving from Banex junction Abuja, protesters peacefully marched to the junction leading to the National Assembly around 2 p.m. where they were stopped by soldiers who violently resisted their movement and injured some protesters in the process. ARISE TV
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took to the streets of the capital town to protest against SARS with placards demanding that the squad be disbanded. The protests which took off from Olaiya junction and moved to the State House of Assembly caused traffic disruptions at the gate of government house, Osogbo as the protesters demanded
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protocols and should be discontinued in view of the fact that Government had met the demands of the protesters. Nigerians thought this absurd since there had been elections in Ondo and Edo along with massive rallies in preceding weeks. Buhari's daughter had also had her wedding ceremony. At the peak
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announced the "dissolution" of SARS. Many Nigerians within the movement criticised the announcement, however, pointing out that similar promises had been made in earlier years and that the government's plan was to reassign SARS officers to other police departments rather than eliminate them from the
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turned violent as Nigerian police were alleged to have injured seven protesters and shot dead a young man known as Jimoh Isiaka during the protest, Traditional Rulers used the Nigerian Police to forcefully send back protesters. Jimoh Isiaka was taken to Bowen University Teaching Hospital for medical
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announced the dissolution of the unit with immediate effect. The move was widely perceived as a triumph for the demonstrators. However, it was noted in many quarters that similar announcements had been made in recent years to placate the public without the unit actually being disbanded, and that the
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About seven people were reportedly killed within 24 hours since soldiers opened fire at protesters in Lagos. Authorities did not deny carrying out a crackdown, but refused to claim the deaths as of 21 October 2020. Brutality by the police forces made the protesters more angry intensifying the scale
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Security Committee was announced. The decision was taken at a meeting which held on Wednesday, 14 October 2020 and which was chaired by FCT Minister, Malam Muhammad Bello. The announcement recognised the rights of citizens to gather and demonstrate however, it went on to point out that the EndSARS
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that police brutality had been "reduced to the barest minimum" since the End SARS protests. In the same segment, activist Victoria Ibezim-Ohaeri commented that civil rights continued to backslide after the protests and that citizens had a "cautiousness to resist the current political trajectory."
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EndSARS Legal aid led by Modupe Odele created a network of over 400 volunteer lawyers across Nigeria, representing illegally detained protesters. Nigerians and certain brands donated food, drinks, nose masks, and sometimes raincoats after calls were made on social media. The EndSARS Online Radio
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Displaying placards with various inscriptions such as #EndSARS; #EndSWAT; "We don't want SWAT"; "There's no difference between SWAT and SARS"; "We want complete and total overhaul of all security apparatus in the country", the youths stormed the Plateau State House of Assembly, The Plateau State
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said that the #EndSARS protest is a result of failed leadership. The governor also announced the constitution of a five-member Police Complaints Committee with two representatives from youth organisations. The governor had earlier appealed to the police to desist from harassing the protesters as
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molestation of youths should be stopped, institution of public inquiry on the extrajudicial killings by Senate President and the House of Representatives Speaker, proscription of SARS and its replacement by a new unit with a clear code of conduct, and sanction of illegalities.
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condemning the brutality of SARS and the corrupt leadership in Nigeria. According to one of the protesters, "There has been a lot of unlawful killings in Nigeria and brutality from the police and army. Now the youth has woken up and we're saying they should stop killing us,"
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to protest against SARS. They shared their experiences with SARS while in Nigeria and asked that the outfit be totally disbanded so that young people can move freely without being profiled as criminals because of their dressing, accent or the type of vehicle they use.
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to take action over the spate of extrajudicial killings by the operatives of the Nigerian Police. Placing it in context of the state, they called on the government to look into the general issues of insecurity in Plateau State among other neighbouring states.
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outbreak due to the protests, youths protesting against police brutality and abuses moved their protest from City gate to Airport road where they obstructed both incoming and outgoing commuters thereby causing a gridlock leaving thousands stranded.
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activists wrote letters directed to President Buhari demanding justice for and the humane treatment of Nigerian people during the protests. Buhari was also urged to free jailed protestors. A letter organised by the Black Lives Matter co-founder
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and intimidation in their own country. I hereby call on the Edo State Police Command to get out on the streets and provide adequate security for the protesters and ensure that no one is harassed in the course of exercising their rights."
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State. By Wednesday, 14 October 2020, the End SARS protests were still on-going with young people in different parts of Nigeria intensifying their calls for reforms and accountability in police operations. On October 20 the
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joined a group of #EndSARS protesters in Abuja to call for the end police brutality and the notorious police unit in the city. The police started dispersing the protesters with tear gas, live bullets and water cannons.
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friend when some SARS officers approached them, prompting them to flee. The officers chased after the pair, shouting "thief", before shooting Sleek as they ran through a supermarket. His friend was then arrested.
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on Thursday 8 October and slept at the gate of the government house till Friday 9 October 2020 when the deputy governor addressed the protesters. Among the Lagos State EndSARS Protesters were celebrities
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organised a peaceful demonstration in support of the #EndSARs movement. The group gathered in the Waterloo Public Square chanting "What do we want? End SARS!"
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people were free to express grievances in a democratic dispensation. On Tuesday, 13 October 2020, the Public Relations Officer of the Nigerian Police Force,
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that were allegedly attempting to hijack the protests and stated that the federal government "would not tolerate anarchy in the country".
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Protests continued in Awka on Wednesday, 14 October 2020 with protesters demanding for a total reform of the Nigerian Police Force.
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in the morning hours and peacefully marched past the Eke Awka market, and through the major streets of the town with placards. SARS
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disrupted the protests in some cities, throwing teargas, using water cannons and shooting at unarmed peaceful protesters as seen in
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Road and Yaba caused heavy traffic gridlock and crippled businesses as young people continued to demand #EndSARS #SARSMustEnd.
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gave orders for their release as the charges against the protesters were withdrawn. At Akute/Ajuwon/Agbole axis, Ogun State,
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illegally and extorting money from their relatives. In 2018, Nigerian rapper Michael Ugochukwu Stephens professionally known
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government had merely planned to reassign and review SARS officers to medical centres rather than disband the unit entirely.
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has called out the Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari on Twitter over his silence on scrapping the notorious police unit.
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4028:"SARS: Makinde pay tribute to Jimoh Isiaka, Ogbomoso End Sars protest victim and order full investigation into his death"
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The deputy governor also stated that four years previously, he had been harassed by SARS police who were not in uniform.
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2731:"Nigeria: 'You have signed your death warrant' : Torture and other ill treatment in the Special Anti-Robbery Squad"
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The protesters, in retaliation, took the fight back to where the thugs converged at the museum ground in King's Square (
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phrase which means 'speak louder'. It was used on social media and offline to encourage people to speak up in protest.
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On Saturday 3 October 2020, a video showing a SARS police officer shooting a young Nigerian in front of Westown Hotel,
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7406:"Trey Songz, Mesut Ozil, Big Sean, John Boyega And Other International Celebrities Voice Support For #EndSARS Protest"
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demonstrations in solidarity with those in the country occurred, and the movement also grew increasingly critical of
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2640:"#EndSARS: Nigeria Police threaten leader of campaign against notorious anti-robbery squad | Premium Times Nigeria"
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which prohibited any form of protest. The protest took place mostly in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt among others.
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You Have Signed Your Death Warrant TORTURE AND OTHER ILL TREATMENT BY NIGERIA'S SPECIAL ANTI-ROBBERY SQUAD (SARS)
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In Aba, the state's commercial nerve centre, youths took to the streets protesting police brutality on citizens.
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took to the streets with placards demanding an end to police brutality and the prosecution of guilty officers.
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and other Nigerian cities and states, threatening to continue if the government refused to disband the force.
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urged the protesters not to give up. He advised the protesters to resist being compromised in their demands.
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Government House and other major streets in the city, calling on the state and federal government and the
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force entirely. The protests continue despite the "dissolution" as many do not believe the pronouncement.
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announced that the protest will be carried out by cars in accordance with the message by the Lagos State
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barred Police from engaging with the protestors in order to avert further casualties from the pandemic.
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trended on the Internet. It was alleged that the police officers took away the young man's vehicle – a
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5568:"People in Oyigbo Rivers state are getting Killed now. If you are awake, spread Awareness to it‼️‼️‼️"
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murdered protesters at the Lekki tollgate. The government and army deny these allegations till date.
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of Nigerian citizens. A large number of the victims of the abuses of SARS were young male Nigerians.
7951:"[#EndSARS] White Paper: Lagos accepts 11 of 34 recommendations by Judicial Panel of Inquiry"
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5519:"OYIGBO PEOPLE NEED HELP RIGHT NOW!! SEVERAL GUNSHOTS!!! SEND HELP ASAP!!!! https://t.co/Rod90zw72h"
2281:"Nigeria's #EndSARS Protests Aren't Just Opposing Police Brutality – They're Opposing Neoliberalism"
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as the police force appointed to protect the citizens were the same set of people killing them and
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and the Nigerian President Muhammed Buhari under the aegis of Citizens Action for Good Governance.
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sent a condolence message on the demise of the protester and promised to investigate the incident.
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On Saturday 17 October 2020, Nigerians and other supporters organised a peaceful demonstration in
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On Friday, 16 October 2020, #EndSARS protesters including popular musicians and Anambra indigenes
5812:"'Once Arrested, Just Forget It': Anambra Residents Recount Bitter Experiences Of SARS Brutality"
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anyone would attack a peaceful assembly of young people who are expressing genuine concerns over
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Three more protestors were shot dead in Ogbomoso, Oyo State, following a killing the day before.
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5311:"#EndSARS: Lagos Judicial Panel says absence of youth reps delaying proceedings | Pulse Nigeria"
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5990:"#ENDSARS: Anambra ENDSARS Protesters Gets Shot At By SARS Operatives At Awkuzu SARS – YouTube"
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and Zoro, a rapper. The protestors were later joined by the deputy governor of the State, Lolo
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People conveyed by Lagos state buses attacked protesters near the state secretariat in Alausa.
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government maintained a pattern of violent repression, including the killing of demonstrators.
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6987:"Waterloo Region demonstration in solidarity with movement to end police brutality in Nigeria"
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2020 Lekki toll gate shooting: Nigerian judicial panel condemns shooting as 'a massacre' - CNN
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failed to give any justification for the freezing order. Twenty protesters with banking with
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known for its long record of abuse against Nigerian citizens. The protests originated from a
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4321:"End SARS: Protesters storm Ibadan roads, demand total end of police squad [PHOTOS]"
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The campaign has witnessed reactions on social media from international celebrities such as
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7849:"Nigerian Army Denies Shooting Protesters, Says Lagos Govt Requested Military Intervention"
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6957:"EndSARS Day-2 protest for Lagos, Abuja as Nigerians insist say police brutality must end"
6927:"EndSARS Day-2 protest for Lagos, Abuja as Nigerians insist say police brutality must end"
6786:"Paystack, Cowrywise join brands in raising funds to support #EndSARS protests in Nigeria"
3837:'Do Not Unjustifiably Hurt Our Children', Lagos Deputy Governor Speaks On #EndSARS Protest
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2670:"How a social media movement against police brutality prompted Nigerian government to act"
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3937:"#ENDSARS Protesters In Abuja Vow To Camp At Force Headquarters Until IGP Addresses Them"
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A bystander watching the protest was shot dead by members of the Nigeria Police Force in
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4408:"End SARS: Okowa orders police officers to refrain from brutalizing protesters in Delta"
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On Thursday, 22 October, it was reported that armed men began shooting at protesters in
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Lagos State governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, addressing protesters gathered at Alausa, Lagos
7375:"Rashford and Ozil add voices to #EndSARS campaign against police brutality | Goal.com"
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3154:"Nigerians insist on disbandment of SARS as IGP bans killer police unit for third time"
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that mainly occurred in 2020. The movement's slogan called for the disbandment of the
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7468:"Drake, Burna Boy, Diddy and more stars show support for Nigeria's #EndSARS movement"
3598:"EndSARS protests have been hijacked to destabilise Buhari's govt, says Lai Mohammed"
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6546:"#EndSARS Protest Turns Bloody in Benin, Two Feared Dead as Thugs Attack Protesters"
6343:"Ogun governor orders release of #EndSARS protesters arraigned for attempted murder"
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2220:"How a youth-led digital movement is driving Nigeria's largest protests in a decade"
2186:"#EndSARS: Police mum as Nigerians recount atrocities of Special Anti-Robbery Squad"
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on Monday, 12 October, with protesters demanding that SARS be completely disbanded.
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6313:"Police Arrest 15 #EndSARS Protesters In Ogun, To Charge Them For Murder On Monday"
3775:"#EndSARS: Do Not Hurt Our Children Because Of Their Looks – Lagos Deputy Governor"
3686:"#EndSARS: Do Not Hurt Our Children Because Of Their Looks – Lagos Deputy Governor"
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turned violent on Friday, 16 October 2020 as the protesters that gathered at the
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7900:"#EndSARS Panel: Sanwo-Olu Sets Up Four-Member Committee For White Paper Report"
5726:"#EndSARS protests: Policeman shot dead in Delta, youths demand meeting with IG"
4902:"Lagos state governor blamed as thugs attack #Endsars protesters at state house"
4142:"Don't doubt Buhari's sincerity to end SARS, Sanwo-Olu, minister beg protesters"
3279:"#EndSars: Young Nigerian Jimoh Isiaq Killed In Ogbomosho, Seven Others Injured"
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In response to the campaign, then-Nigeria Police Force Public Relations Officer
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4989:"Breaking News | #EndSARS: Sights, Scenes From Candlelight Procession In Abuja"
3508:"Young Nigerians are leading protests yet again to disband a rogue police unit"
2444:"Young Nigerians are leading protests yet again to disband a rogue police unit"
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6699:"End SARS – Youths In Plateau State Demand An Overhaul of the Nigerian Police"
6636:"Breaking: Prison break in Benin, Prisoners are escaping in Edo State Capital"
5700:"#EndSARS: Police officer killed in Delta -- Official | Premium Times Nigeria"
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and sympathizers occurred in many major cities around the world. Notably, the
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7551:"Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, endorses #EndSARS, asks people to donate bitcoins"
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5873:"End SARS protesters ground Awka, demand prosecution of ex-SARS boss, Nwafor"
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women, and extort young male Nigerians for driving exotic vehicles and using
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6756:"#EndSARS: Nigerian firms, Start-ups donate millions in support of protests"
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5075:"#EndSARS: Lagos declares 24hours curfew as thugs set police station ablaze"
4958:"#EndSARS: Thousands hold candlelight sessions for victims in Lagos, others"
4842:"See fotos and videos from Hanan Buhari wedding wit Mohammed Turad Sha'aban"
4465:"#EndSARS: Security operatives assault Arise TV crew, seize camera in Abuja"
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4496:"#EndSARS: Lagos sets up N200 million fund for victims of police brutality"
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joined the protests and helped to stop many protesters from being arrested
7498:"Burna Boy, Jidenna, Diddy And More Show Solidarity For #ENDSARS Movement"
2582:"A HISTORY OF POLICE BRUTALITY IN NIGERIA. A CASE STUDY OF SARS 1992-2020"
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On Sunday, 11 October 2020, Nigeria's former Inspector-General of Police,
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reacted to the continuation of the movement by warning young Nigerians of
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joined the campaign to end police brutality by releasing a single titled,
7611:"Nigeria | Twitter trending hashtag and topics today | trending24by7.com"
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4002:"One killed as anti-SARS protests turn violent in Oyo, Ogun, Osun, Abuja"
3717:""We Are Not Joking" – Says Don Jazzy As He Joins Lagos #EndSARS Protest"
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NME Music News, Reviews, Videos, Galleries, Tickets and Blogs | NME.COM
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5221:"The Lekki Massacre And End Sars Protest Across Nigeria in 29 Pictures"
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to aid in repairing facilities that were destroyed during the protest.
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7106:"Nigerians Demand End to Police Squad Known for Brutalizing the Young"
4872:"Coronavirus: Quarantine attendees of Kyari's burial, experts tell FG"
3907:"Inspector General of Police sets up new outfit, SWAT to replace SARS"
3305:"Nigerian police fire tear gas at #EndSars protests against brutality"
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platforms. The hashtag #EndSARS accumulated over 28 million tweets on
6369:"#EndSARS: Femi Kuti joins protest, prevents arrest of demonstrators"
5325:"Lekki Toll Gate saga: Panel of inquiry presents report to Sanwo-Olu"
5049:"#EndSARS: Thousands stranded as protesters block Abuja airport road"
4692:"BREAKING: Like Abuja, Armed Thugs Disrupt #ENDSARS Protest In Lagos"
3748:"#EndSARS: Lagos deputy governor tells protesters to eschew violence"
3539:"Protesters insist on #EndSARS as Lagos deputy gov pleads for reform"
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8025:"Femi Falana: White paper on Lagos #EndSARS panel report is illegal"
7672:"CBN receives order to freeze bank accounts of 20 #EndSARS sponsors"
6817:"End SARS: I want to lead protest in London – Ex-BBNaija star, Mike"
4928:"Anonymous hacks National Broadcasting Commission's Twitter account"
4613:"Update: #EndSARS: Presidential panel okays 5 demands of protesters"
4438:"#EndSARS: Protesters block entrance to Nigeria's National Assembly"
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Busari, Stephanie; Orji, Sunday; Salaudeen, Aisha (9 October 2020).
2852:"Trending: Nigerians say 'enough is enough', it is time to #EndSARS"
2410:"#EndSARS protests in Nigeria show that the youth wants change, now"
7350:"#EndSARS: Analyzing 48 Million Tweets in 10 Days Using Brandwatch"
6083:"End SARS:Your voices will be heard – Gov Ikpeazu tells protesters"
5251:"Lekki Massacre: Lifeless Bodies Scattered on the Streets of Lagos"
3066:"#EndSARS: We won't scrap SARS, Police reply anti-SARS campaigners"
2506:"Nigeria's SARS: A brief history of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad"
2251:"Nigeria's youth finds its voice with the EndSARS protest movement"
2065:"Anti-SARS campaign: IG orders investigation of anti-robbery squad"
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and others who came to observe the peaceful protest were arrested.
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According to a press release signed by spokesman of the president,
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6396:"End SARS: Deputy Governor, Flavour, Phyno, join protest in Enugu"
3365:"EndSARS Protests Turn Violent in Osun, Abuja, Commotion in Lagos"
2543:"Nigeria abolishes special police squad after nationwide protests"
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5019:"Nigerians kick as FCT bans protest due to COVID-19 restrictions"
4290:"Tension In Abuja As #ENDSARS Protesters Block Berger Roundabout"
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using the #EndSARS hashtag to an organized, peaceful protests in
5105:"Laser cameras, not CCTV, removed at Lekki Tollgate – Sanwo-Olu"
4116:"#EndSARS: Three more people killed during protests in Ogbomoso"
3806:"I've also been harassed by SARS before – Lagos deputy governor"
2997:"'End SARS or we go protest for January 2018' – Nigerian youths"
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6282:"#EndSARS: Protesters defy Wike, march to demand police reform"
6252:"All proposed protests under #EndSARS hereby prohibited – Wike"
5903:"Awkuzu SARS: Nigeria's most dreaded specialized police unit -"
5281:"Nigerian Security forces use live fire to disperse protesters"
4643:"Don't compromise, IPOB leader, Kanu, tells ENDSARS protesters"
4203:"#EndSARS: Makinde bars police from engaging protesters in Oyo"
3395:"'We need to live': Young Nigerians on why they are protesting"
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and the Police Service Commission (PSC) to overhaul the entire
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4351:"BREAKING: Gridlock as #EndSARS protesters shut down Iwo road"
4090:"#EndSARS: Davido joins Abuja protest | Premium Times Nigeria"
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February 2021 protest against the reopening of Lekki toll gate
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had all accounts linked to them placed under "post no debit".
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6483:"One feared dead as hoodlums attack, loot warehouse in Benin"
6023:"#EndSARS:Protests continue in Anambra, Abia – Premium Times"
5960:"Police Officers Open Fire On Peaceful Protesters In Anambra"
5786:"#ENDSARS: Youth in Anambra protest against police brutality"
5135:"#EndSARS: Sanwo-Olu confirms two deaths from Lekki shooting"
2520:"Nigerian army 'shot and killed #EndSars protesters': report"
2311:"#EndSARS: Nigeria says Special Anti-Robbery Squad dissolved"
2040:"Nigeria protests: President Buhari says 69 killed in unrest"
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capital, demanding outright ban of operations of SARS by the
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Nigerian youths protested on EndSARS, at the headquarters of
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accused the SARS officials of regularly detaining young male
7325:"'Soro Soke, Wahala be like' and oda trend tok 2020 give us"
5933:"#EndSARS: Anambra protesters head to SARS office in Awkuzu"
5602:"Nigeria gov't warns against protest at Lagos shooting site"
5191:"Killing Of Protesters By The Military Must be Investigated"
3481:"#EndSARS: Police ban SARS, STS, others from Nigerian roads"
2345:"What It Means When the Police Say They are Dissolving SARS"
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protests were unruly, caused discomfort to people, violated
7977:"EndSARS: Lagos releases White Paper on Lekki panel report"
5842:"#End SARS: Youths Sustain Protests in Abuja, Jos, Onitsha"
4059:"'We need justice': Nigerians to keep up #EndSARS pressure"
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On Wednesday, 14 October 2020, young people in Effurun and
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abuses were documented in trending videos on social media.
8105:"Reflecting on End SARS: A Never Ending Quest for Justice"
6576:"Two dead as hoodlums attack #EndSARS protesters in Benin"
5627:"Heavy security for Lekki Toll Gate sake of Lagos protest"
4259:"More #EndSARS protests rock Lagos, Osogbo, Ilorin, Abuja"
1227:
which is well known for human rights abuses is located in
5397:"SARS: Lagos protesters break curfew amid gunfire, chaos"
5367:"End Sars protests: People 'shot dead' in Lagos, Nigeria"
4381:"#ENDSARS protests result of leadership failure -- Okowa"
3249:"Sars ban: Two dead in Nigeria police brutality protests"
3188:"Angry youths protest as cop shoots Rivers musician dead"
6169:"#EndSARS: Protesters besiege Kwara Govt House (PHOTOS)"
5653:
Nigeria marks 61 years of independence – DW – 10/02/2021
1076:
856:
On Monday, 12 October 2020, the Governor of Lagos State
423:
State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department
417:
The Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) was a unit of the
6513:"Two killed as thugs attack #EndSARS protesters in Edo"
5675:"#EndSARS: Activists list events for memorial protests"
4229:"#ENDSARS protest cripples movement, business in Lagos"
2764:. London: Amnesty International Ltd. AFR 44/4868/2016.
977:
from the entertainment industry and #EndSARS movement.
345:
Within a few days of protests, on 11 October 2020, the
6017:
6015:
3873:"Lagos House of Assembly demands proscription of SARS"
3123:"#EndSARS: Nigerians protest against police brutality"
1549:
because of laptops usually found in their possession.
7271:"#EndSARS movement: from Twitter to Nigerian Streets"
5756:"ENDSARS, ENDSWAT protest cripples movement in Warri"
4526:"#ENDSARS: What I discussed with Buhari -- Sanwo-Olu"
3479:
Adediran, Ifeoluwa; Ayitogo, Nasir (4 October 2020).
2791:"In Nigeria police continue to torture with impunity"
2095:"#EndSARS movement: from Twitter to Nigerian Streets"
2063:
Kingsley, Omonobi; Erunke, Joseph (4 December 2017).
34:, which is also related to a use of the acronym SARS.
8003:"Lagos govt releases white paper on #EndSARS report"
6606:"Hoodlums break into Benin prison, set inmates free"
2971:"#EndSARS: Nigerians take to the Streets in Protest"
1585:
On Monday, 12 October 2020, Nigerians living in the
620:. This led to the death of Jimoh Isiaq in Ogbomoso,
162:
Protesting on 20 October 2020 led to several deaths.
2699:Stephanie Busari, Orji Sunday and Aisha Salaudeen.
1557:International demonstrations were organised by the
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253:
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6426:"#EndSARS protesters shut down Enugu, Owerri, Aba"
6222:"End SARS protesters block Osun governor's office"
4582:"FG accepts 5-point demand of #EndSARS protesters"
3810:The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
3160:. Business Day Newspaper. Business Day Newspaper.
1033:On Friday, 16 October 2020, the hacktivist group,
6195:"#EndSARS protesters shut Osun governor's office"
5165:"Nigeria unrest: Protesters 'shot dead' in Lagos"
4812:"Akeredolu don win Ondo Election for second term"
4752:"Armed thugs attack #EndSARS protesters in Abuja"
3097:"SARS reform is the best alternative to #EndSARS"
1378:an Afrobeat musician, the son of late music icon
1320:, assured that their complaints have been heard.
314:#EndSARS to demand the unit's disbandment by the
4469:International Centre for Investigative Reporting
1308:. On 12 October 2020, protesters surrounded the
1043:We #Anonymous will continue supporting Nigerians
2879:"Senator backs calls for Police SARS scrapping"
2213:
2211:
2118:
2116:
1689:converged at the Nigerian Consulate General in
1685:On Sunday, 11 October 2020, young Nigerians in
1402:, Chibuzor Nelson Azubuike, popularly known as
568:ordered the reform and reorganisation of SARS.
487:calling for a total disbandment of SARS. A few
7642:"End SARS: Google drops statement on campaign"
7581:"Protests Continue, Nigerians Demand #EndSWAT"
7176:"Nigerians in Columbus join #EndSARS protests"
1085:opened fire on peaceful and unarmed protesters
7297:"Shedding the Toga of 'Lazy Nigerian Youths'"
7145:"EndSARS: Nigerians Protest in Michigan, USA"
6669:"ENDSARS Protesters Ground Activities in Jos"
2906:"Nigerians want police's SARS force scrapped"
2125:"Nigerians want police's SARS force scrapped"
1366:Fifteen #EndSARS protestors were arrested in
1312:government house where on behalf of Governor
1269:A similar protest was held simultaneously in
8:
7529:"Pray for NIGERIAFlag of NigeriaRaised fist"
7203:
7201:
7014:"VIDEO: #EndSARS protest in Dublin, Ireland"
6540:
6538:
4552:"#EndSARS: Buhari mocks dead police victims"
2338:
2336:
1898:soon became an option. With the help of the
1766:building to express how they felt about the
1155:In October 2021, Minister of Police Affairs
954:to present the demands of the protesters in
727:Nigerian youths protested on EndSARS at the
6113:"Protesters demand SARS scrapping in Kwara"
5551:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
3129:. Aljazeera Media Network. 9 October 2020.
3022:ENDSARS Protesters Ground Activities in Jos
2474:"People's Experiences at the hands of SARS"
1762:, protesters came together in front of the
1672:, UK, in support of the #EndSARs movement.
840:David Adeleke, a popular musician known as
6663:
6661:
4173:"#EndSARS protest banned in Rivers – Wike"
1328:On Monday, 12 October 2020, protesters in
662:Central bank freezes account of protesters
38:
1631:On Sunday, 11 October 2020, Nigerians in
1061:20 October – The Lekki Toll Gate Shooting
1045:" in a support for the ongoing protests.
3900:
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1738:with the protests that were going on in
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366:'s government response to the protests.
6053:"#EndSARS shut down Enugu, Owerri, Aba"
4782:"#EndSARS: FCTA bans protests in Abuja"
4319:Adebayo, Musliudeen (13 October 2020).
3773:Television, Channels (9 October 2020).
3450:"Five demands from #EndSARS protesters"
3425:"Five demands from #EndSARS protesters"
2372:
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1853:, among others, including footballers,
7239:Plessis, Carien Du (21 October 2020).
5544:
5361:
5359:
2821:"Ruggedman – 'Is Police your friend?'"
2483:
2379:"Another #EndSARS protester shot dead"
2377:Adediran, Ifeoluwa (12 October 2020).
1865:. The EndSARS protest was endorsed by
881:Murtala Mohammed International airport
159:SARS unit dissolved on 11 October 2020
112:Killings, assaults, and harassment by
8051:"#EndSARS Panel Was Illegal – Keyamo"
7437:"End SARS: Kanye West joins campaign"
7404:Bamidele, Michael (10 October 2020).
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6731:. Sahara Reporters. 20 October 2020.
6646:from the original on 15 November 2020
6220:Obarayese, Sikiru (12 October 2020).
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5482:Somto Okonkwo ♊︎ (23 October 2020).
5433:from the original on 12 December 2020
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3095:Adewole, Kehinde (10 December 2017).
2999:. BBC Pidigin. BBC. 3 December 2017.
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2904:Salaudeen, Aisha (17 December 2017).
2831:from the original on 12 December 2020
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2638:Ogundipe, Samueel (5 December 2017).
2437:
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2291:from the original on 18 November 2020
2249:Busari, Stephanie (25 October 2020).
2123:Salaudeen, Aisha (15 December 2017).
2052:from the original on 24 October 2020.
1718:in support of the #EndSARs movement.
1706:in support of the #EndSARs movement.
437:, and the bearing and use of illegal
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7466:Rodriguez, Karla (11 October 2020).
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2184:Ogundipe, Samuel (3 December 2017).
2075:from the original on 31 January 2018
1967:through the office of the governor,
764:Resting protesters in Lagos, Nigeria
8103:Lot, Christiana (30 October 2023).
6963:. BBC Pidgin. BBC. 9 October 2020.
4611:Odutola, Abiola (13 October 2020).
3804:Olasupo, Abisola (9 October 2020).
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3537:Newspaper, Punch (9 October 2020).
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2343:Ademoroti, Niyi (11 October 2020).
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1486:The protesters called on President
1041:and posted a message which stated "
7527:Ighalo, Odion (20 October 2020).
7043:Richards, Will (11 October 2020).
6754:Ozibo, Ugonnia (12 October 2020).
6451:Aliuna, Godwin (13 October 2020).
5673:Adewole, Segun (14 October 2021).
5494:from the original on 20 April 2021
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3568:Nseyen, Nsikak (19 October 2020).
3064:Erunke, Joseph (3 December 2017).
3045:Kaduna youths join EndSARS protest
1971:denied any involvement or alleged
1790:before taking it to the streets. '
1037:hacked the Twitter account of the
678:, court documents showed that the
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8166:Protests against police brutality
8075:Hanafi, Afeez (5 November 2020).
7723:Chioma, Unini (13 October 2020).
6873:Docteur 🇳🇬 (16 October 2020).
5871:Chukindi, Joe (14 October 2020).
4494:Olisah, Chike (13 October 2020).
4463:OYEDEJI, Niyi (13 October 2020).
4171:Ukpe, William (13 October 2020).
4088:Onyeji, Ebuka (12 October 2020).
3966:Aisha Yesufu (10 October 2020).
3905:Olisah, Chike (13 October 2020).
3781:. Channels Incorporated Limited.
3746:Times, Premium (9 October 2020).
3596:Akinola, Wale (19 October 2020).
3186:Lambo, Deji (22 September 2020).
2969:Bella, Naija (11 December 2017).
2408:Makinde, Tami (16 October 2020).
1235:, the commercial nerve centre of
666:On Tuesday, 20 October 2020, the
103:International, largely in Nigeria
7640:Nwosu, Annie (15 October 2020).
7435:Odunsi, Wale (13 October 2020).
7012:Topics, Head (12 October 2020).
6394:Nwosu, Annie (13 October 2020).
4406:Nwosu, Annie (13 October 2020).
3871:Erezi, Dennis (9 October 2020).
3483:. Premium Times. Premium Times.
3152:Okon, Desmond (4 October 2020).
2877:Busari, Kemi (5 December 2017).
2218:Kazeem, Yomi (13 October 2020).
1337:that the Governor address them.
1039:National Broadcasting Commission
967:National Human Rights Commission
895:the Inspector General of Police
302:(SARS), a notorious unit of the
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7929:Lagos State Ministry of Justice
7174:King, Danae (28 October 2020).
6842:Dede, Steve (12 October 2020).
5517:PH Point 1 (22 October 2020).
3506:Kazeem, Yomi (9 October 2020).
2755:International, Amnesty (2016).
2442:Kazeem, Yomi (9 October 2020).
1973:massacre at the Lekki toll gate
1734:on the 21st of October 2020 in
354:continued accordingly, and the
8136:2016 establishments in Nigeria
1885:On Thursday, 15 October 2020,
1151:2021 End SARS memorial protest
1145:2021 End SARS Memorial protest
784:in Federal Capital Territory,
650:On 19 October 2020, President
464:Initial protests and reactions
116:officials in Nigeria; lack of
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8171:Criticism of police brutality
8141:21st-century social movements
6815:Silas, Don (9 October 2020).
6139:"#EndSARS protests hit Kwara"
5566:NAGISA☀️ (22 October 2020).
3514:. Quartz Media Inc. Uzabase.
2161:. Nigeria. 17 December 2017.
1778:from them for no just cause.
926:On Tuesday, 13 October 2020,
2580:Loudtips (11 October 2020).
1231:. The protests continued in
729:Lagos State Governor's House
642:Nigerian Government response
326:, and widespread outrage on
310:campaign in 2017, using the
8186:Social movements in Nigeria
6311:editing (11 October 2020).
5958:editing (17 October 2020).
5427:"#EndSARS: TVC set on fire"
4690:editing (14 October 2020).
4288:editing (12 October 2020).
2936:. BRILL. 24 December 2018.
2155:"End SARS as a Mob Project"
2015:2018–2019 Nigerian protests
2005:End Bad Governance protests
1750:, demonstrated towards the
1436:Edo State House of Assembly
982:Indigenous People Of Biafra
922:EndSARS protesters in Lagos
494:The campaigners moved from
485:Nigeria's National Assembly
8212:
8151:Law enforcement in Nigeria
3035:, accessed 18 October 2020
2881:. Nigeria: Premium Times.
1923:was signed by celebrities
1744:Special Anti-Robbery Squad
1716:Ohio State House, Columbus
1294:Special Anti-Robbery Squad
1183:Nigerian protests by state
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7074:Dandy, Jackson Chukwudi.
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1010:Federal Capital Territory
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1993:Rebuild Lagos Trust Fund
1815:Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
1448:The Edo State governor,
1430:The #EndSARS protest in
1207:joined in the protests.
572:October 2020 second wave
564:of Nigeria Police Force
30:Not to be confused with
8191:Human rights in Nigeria
6790:Business Insider Africa
3812:. Guardian Newspapers.
3050:18 October 2020 at the
3027:19 October 2020 at the
1345:Aggrieved Nigerians in
1316:, the deputy governor,
811:The EndSARS protest in
680:Central Bank of Nigeria
668:Central Bank of Nigeria
322:across major cities in
242:Pro-government citizens
32:protests about COVID-19
3879:. Guardian Newspaper.
3684:Television, Channels.
3099:. Nigeria: The Cable.
2854:. Nigeria: The Cable.
1965:Lagos State Government
1553:International protests
1314:AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq
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700:United Bank for Africa
481:Is Police Your Friend?
400:extrajudicial killings
282:, was a decentralised
7180:The Columbus Dispatch
6117:The Informant247 News
2735:Amnesty International
2383:Premium Times Nigeria
2099:Amnesty International
1943:, as well as writers
1914:Many celebrities and
1500:Nigerian Police Force
1492:Nigerian Police Force
1149:Further information:
1104:, who is the current
1065:Further information:
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692:First Bank of Nigeria
688:Fidelity Bank Nigeria
469:Amnesty International
458:Amnesty International
347:Nigerian Police Force
212:Nigerian Armed Forces
200:Government of Nigeria
118:freedom of expression
7925:"Official Documents"
7208:Mokhoali, Veronica.
5195:Amnesty Organization
4848:. 3 September 2020.
2541:Paquette, Danielle.
1782:Role of the internet
1358:by members of SARS.
1106:President of Nigeria
904:University of Ibadan
802:Bring Back Our Girls
782:Nigeria Police Force
610:Nigeria Police Force
419:Nigeria Police Force
47:End police brutality
8156:Protests in Nigeria
8109:News on the Plateau
8055:Channels Television
7904:Channels Television
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3456:. 12 October 2020.
3371:. 10 October 2020.
3255:. 12 October 2020.
3033:www.thisdaylive.com
2317:. 11 October 2020.
2048:. 23 October 2020.
1900:Feminists Coalition
1573:, and elsewhere in
1536:Voluntary donations
696:Guaranty Trust Bank
578:2020 Lekki shooting
320:mass demonstrations
316:Nigerian government
7983:. 30 November 2021
7957:. 30 November 2021
7931:. 19 December 2020
7646:Daily Post Nigeria
7441:Daily Post Nigeria
7110:The New York Times
7080:The Northern Quota
6457:Daily Post Nigeria
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6143:The Nation Nigeria
6057:premiumtimesng.com
6027:premiumtimesng.com
5877:Daily Post Nigeria
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4649:. 13 October 2020.
4412:Daily Post Nigeria
4325:Daily Post Nigeria
3844:. 9 October 2020.
3345:on 14 October 2020
3311:. 9 October 2020.
3070:Vanguard Newspaper
2586:Edu Project Topics
2522:. 15 November 2021
1977:Moyosore Onigbanjo
1916:Black Lives Matter
1726:Protest ensued in
1355:Ezenwo Nyesom Wike
1073:Babajide Sanwo-Olu
980:The leader of the
973:organisations and
924:
858:Babajide Sanwo-Olu
792:, addresses them.
766:
750:Eedris Abdulkareem
725:
710:Timeline of events
670:and its governor,
396:unlawful detention
278:widely written as
143:civil disobedience
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7880:. 27 October 2020
7829:. 21 October 2020
7807:. 11 October 2020
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7678:. 6 November 2020
7305:. 30 October 2020
7277:. 8 February 2021
5606:www.aljazeera.com
4908:. 15 October 2020
4878:. 19 April 2020.
4092:. Premium Times.
3750:. Premium Times.
2943:978-90-04-36763-0
2668:Adebayo, Bukola.
2642:. Premium Times.
2101:. 8 February 2021
1910:Celebrity actions
1559:Nigerian diaspora
1475:, the capital of
1112:of the protests.
1102:Bola Ahmed Tinubu
1018:of the pandemic,
562:Inspector General
456:A 2016 report by
429:, car snatching,
390:, rape, torture,
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1937:Kerry Washington
1770:of the Nigerian
1768:dysfunctionality
1752:Nigerian Embassy
1488:Muhammadu Buhari
1458:police brutality
952:Muhammadu Buhari
946:The Governor of
930:the Governor of
906:and Iwo Road in
652:Muhammadu Buhari
566:Ibrahim K. Idris
392:unlawful arrests
364:Muhammadu Buhari
292:police brutality
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