Tag: #ENDPOLICEBRUTALITY
Police violence continues unabated, the stories are piling
Many Nigerians have argued that the Nigeria Police Force learnt nothing from the #EndSARS protest. “They will wait, then return ...
₦500m compensation: Speaker Gbajabiamila and late Ifeanyi paying the price for a failed system
It is quite unfortunate that the very same war against recklessness of security agents that has been on for months ...
#EndSARS: How the monopoly of violence is being broken in Nigeria
by Ayodele Ibiyemi As young Nigerians protest police brutality and extrajudicial killings across Nigeria, cases of violence in Ogbomoso, Ilorin, ...
The Feminist Coalition comes out in support of #QueerNigerianLivesMatter, Nigerians react | #NonBinary
by Adewale Alabi The #EndSARS/#EndSWAT protests have seen a lot of unconventional thoughts and ideology come to the forefront and ...
#EndSARS: Banning the protests doesn’t signify the government’s commitment to fulfilling their promises
It is day 8 of the #EndSARS movement and while protests are still going on strong in cities like Lagos ...
#EndSWAT: Young Nigerians are ready to probe and dismantle existing harmful systems in the country
A recurring conversation in this movement that has entered its sixth day of peaceful protests and a number of reactive ...
#EndSARSProtest: The struggles of women and queer people also matter
Nigerians struggle with the idea of intersectionality. We find it difficult to consider other people’s voices that intersect with ours; ...
#YNaijaEndSARSupdates: The NBA is the latest to join the #EndSARS campaign and it comes with a support initiative
Indeed, the revolution against tyranny and bad governance may just have begun, as the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) joins in ...
#JusticeForKingsley: Days after IGP Adamu’s letter and extortion is still legal in the Police | #EndSARSProtest
We are still counting days – or hours – from when the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, sent a beautifully-written ...
The Thread: Social media protest may not be enough, but it still counts | #EndSARS
We all have a strong desire for change in Nigeria. With this desire for change, many Nigerians have, however, adopted ...
New Ban Festival: Another year, another SARS ban | The #YNaijaCover
Following several harrowing accounts from Nigerians telling of horrific and violent encounters with the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (FSARS) or ...
The YNaija Cover – Weekend Roundup
Follow the links to read the stories on YNaija: The police raided Abuja nightclubs and arrested over 70 ...
#JusticeForKoladeJohnson: For all of us to be safe
Security agents, especially the Police are primarily meant to secure citizens and ensure their safety. But for Kolade Johnson, he ...
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