Osimhen celebrates first Napoli goal with #EndSARS
Nigerian striker, Victor Osimhen, on Saturday celebrated his first goal for Napoli with #EndSARS.
Upon scoring his first goal for the Italian side on Saturday, Osimhen displayed a white jersey with an inscription, “End Police Brutality in Nigeria”.
Osimhen’s 43rd minute strike sealed Napoli’s 4-1 victory over Atalanta at the Stadio Sao Paolo.
“The only way I felt I could lend my voice and it will be heard,” Osimhen said on Twitter.
Other footballers who have spoken in support of the #EndSARS protest include Mesut Ozil of Arsenal and former Manchester United defender, Rio Ferdinand.
For over a week now, young Nigerians have been on the streets across the country demanding that the government tackle police brutality perpetrated by the defund police Special Anti-Robbery Squad.
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