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If you’ve been surfing about on Twitter recently, you would’ve noticed the #EndSARS or #EndPoliceBrutality tags trending. These hashtags were started to raise awareness against the controversial Special Anti-Robbery Squad or SARS of Nigeria.
The discussions started when people shared stories and videos of how SARS has been treating the public and especially the youth of the nation.
#EndSARS protest at the Embassy of Nigeria in Berlin pic.twitter.com/qkKLtq1N7j
— Tomi Oladipo (@Tomi_Oladipo) October 11, 2020
#EndSARS london protest growing bigger. OPOR#EndSarsNow #EndSarsProtests pic.twitter.com/zT5GdJPFCL
— Dr. Kelechi Anyikude (@KelechiAFC) October 11, 2020
In the past month, Nigerian-born DJ and Producer, Cuppy, visited Dubai and shared snaps from her time here.
https://twitter.com/cuppymusic/status/1314961486863884289?s=20
Besides Cuppy, other celebrities have also joined in the conversation to show their support and talk about the problem.
Horrible to hear what’s been going on in Nigeria. Let's make this a trending topic everywhere ▶️ #EndSARS – My thoughts go out to everyone who has been affected. 🇳🇬💚 #EndPoliceBrutality
— Mesut Özil (@M10) October 11, 2020
The youth in Nigeria deserve good leadership and guidance. This situation is tied to many other issues. Please lend your attention to this pressing problem! #EndSARSImmediately #EndSarsProtests #EndSARS #EndSARSProtest
— John Boyega (@JohnBoyega) October 9, 2020
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