Seeking to disrupt #EndSARS, armed thugs have been wreaking havoc against people and property across the country.
The rights office asks officials to submit weekly reports from nationwide demonstrations.
As Nigerians reflect on the state of policing, these stories resonate with many who are taking part in this movement.
Mr. Wike has been gifting cars to fat-cat judges and lawmakers, which activists say is at the expense of everyday residents.
Citizens are demanding justice for victims of decades of police brutality, amongst other critical issues bordering on policing.
Our continued coverage of an impassioned push to get rid of a special police squad beset by violence, rights abuses and corruption.
The Gazette reporters provide real-time updates as Akeredolu, Ajayi and Jegede romp home to a dramatic election showdown.
The Nigerian leader remains defiant in against worldwide demand to scrap the brutal police squad.
![L-R: Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, President Muhammadu Buhari and the IGP Mohammed Adamu. [CREDIT: Twitter handle of the president]](https://gazettengr.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Buhari.jpg)
Protests to end the brutal and corrupt police squad have been gaining momentum within and outside Nigeria over the past week.
Nigerian mothers risk their health and comfort to demonstrate around Lagos on Friday, demanding an end to the controversial police unit.
