And we woke up to this!
Dear @jack,
— Adamu Garba II (@adamugarba) October 14, 2020
It’ll do you a lot more good if you stay away from Nigerian Politics. You should know that the so-called #EndSARS protest have transformed into political agitation, capable of breaking law & order in our country. You should not be a moral & financial sponsor to this. https://t.co/slhwmOnCMY
Anyways, What’s the plan today?
Ibadan
SARS maa paa mi now😂😂😂 Highlight from Ibadan Protest! #EndSWATNow https://t.co/BakEtjYHm0
— Naija (@Naija_PR) October 15, 2020
Has SARS really being disbanded?
THIS PROTEST NO FIT END O!!!! #EndSWAT https://t.co/BPWaHODQjG
— WSLY SNPES (@9reymata) October 15, 2020
Someone just called in to @NigeriainfoFM right now , He said he saw SARS men doing stop and search in Benin yesterday and when he confronted them about how they have been disbanded-
— Oluwa Tobi (@TobiDaGreatest) October 15, 2020
One of them said
“Which disbanding be that ? If protest tire Una , Una go go Una Mama House”
The Police Trust fund expose got me thinking 🤔. This is serious. Where is it ? Who has been spending it ? Who should be held accountable ? Kai! Corruption #EndSARS
— Kaylah (@KaylahOniwo) October 16, 2020
Another letter to the president
Mr President, please treat as urgent @MBuhari 👇🏾 pic.twitter.com/mqkbPQ27um
— Bop Daddy (@falzthebahdguy) October 15, 2020
Disruption of Alausa’s protest
RT and plaster his face everywhere until he is arrested and prosecuted for attacking peaceful protesters. #EndSARS #EndSWAT ✊🏾 pic.twitter.com/2GjJOXJfzJ
— Dr. Dípò Awójídé, FHEA (@OgbeniDipo) October 15, 2020
And the list keeps growing longer
Murdered by SARS https://t.co/VPGiqGycfM
— I PROTEST FOR MY UNBORN (@odii_chet) October 14, 2020
But still we protest
Yesterday I met a guy on the protest ground who has been molested by SARS. He showed me the message he sent to @segalink when it all happened.
— JESULOLUWA (@prince_oyed) October 15, 2020
That guy doesn’t look like one who will leave that ground till he sees tangible change. He’s been feeding protesters for 4days now.
A huge boost for the movement
Investors who ignore Nigeria now have to ask themselves: What do I know that Patrick Collison doesn't?
— Paul Graham (@paulg) October 15, 2020
Chicago
Protests from Chicago ✊🏿❤️🇺🇲#EndSARSProtest #EndPoliceBrutality pic.twitter.com/eKptWCC5bJ
— DeFi Dami (@defidami) October 15, 2020
Some progress
After meetings with the President, IGP, Lagos CP and the NGF today, I will like to sòrò soke about what we are immediately doing in Lagos to build trust, #EndPoliceBrutality and ensure we don't have to address these issues again. pic.twitter.com/g0wt3dHcu0
— Babajide Sanwo-Olu (@jidesanwoolu) October 15, 2020
Keep em coming! https://t.co/JAwbIxtj2K
— FK. (@fkabudu) October 15, 2020
The #EndSARS Protest in Anambra state today. The Governor, Willie Obiano also sacked the notorious SARS commander and promised to prosecute him for crimes committed at the Awkuzu SARS detention center.#EndSarsNow #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/cskReWHTeZ
— #EndSARS (@OloriSupergal) October 15, 2020
This policeman today at Ikeja under bridge was trying to extort this driver we all stood up against him.
— C.A.L.C.I.U.M #ENDSARS (@sholium) October 15, 2020
He left in shame, no more intimidation #AlausaProtest #EndSWAT ASUU NYSC pic.twitter.com/CXBolAB7us
You cannot fault the open communication style of the Lagos governor @jidesanwoolu. He has responded swiftly and appears keen to bring an end to this crisis. The apology is a nice touch too.
— Stephanie Busari (@StephanieBusari) October 15, 2020
I hope the words translate into credible action. #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria #EndsSARS https://t.co/B6Ku9NOywp
2023 in view
THE STRIKE CONTINUES!!!✌️
— Official_ASUU (@Asuu_update) October 15, 2020
Pictures from the Meeting! #ASUU pic.twitter.com/7kaYZLFuML
Today was the National Economic Council (NEC) Meeting – which brings the 36 Governors and @NigeriaGov together, monthly, under the Chairmanship of VP @ProfOsinbajo. Main item on Agenda was Police Reform and the ENDSARS protests.
— tolu ogunlesi (@toluogunlesi) October 15, 2020
Highlights of Resolutions/Decisions: #Thread
In August 1978, AKINTUNDE OJO, the man I was named after, was killed by the police, during a protest. He was a 3rd year student at University of Lagos. 42 years later, those bullets are still killing innocent young people. That’s why #EndSARS is a long overdue movement.
— Akin Oyebode (@AO1379) October 15, 2020
Gearing up for tomorrow
Is the protest for Gbagada tomorrow confirmed? Please let me know so we can arrange for security. #EndSWAT
— Moe (@Mochievous) October 15, 2020
A tip
Change your email and social media passwords. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA).
— Editi Effiòng (@EditiEffiong) October 15, 2020
Do it now.