Popular religious leaders get behind a movement to end police brutality.
“There is a danger in the escalation of any protest movement, and #EndSARS is no different,” the ex-Senate President said.
Our continued coverage of an impassioned push to get rid of a special police squad beset by violence, rights abuses and corruption.
Ongoing campaign to end Nigeria’s brutal police squad was steady at number one on Twitter Friday.
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)
The Nigerian youth minister advances the police’s narrative to keep the brutal anti-robbery squad in place.
![Sunny Dare alongside the Inspector General of Police. [CREDIT: Official Twitter handle of Sunny Dare]](https://gazettengr.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Sunny-Dare-alongside-the-Inspector-General-of-Police.jpg)
“Listen to the people @MBuhari,” the group said in a tweet Friday. “The world is watching. #EndSARS.”
![Notorious hacker collective Anonymous speaking on #EndSARS. [CREDIT: ABC News]](https://gazettengr.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Notorious-hacker-collective-Anonymous.jpg)
These users, known for their fanatical football content, say they cannot look away from the injustice happening in Nigeria.
The police spokesman ramps up verbal attacks on Nigerians protesting police brutality.
![Nigerian Police Force spokesperson, Frank Mba. [CREDIT: The Cable]](https://gazettengr.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Frank-Mba.jpg)
Nigerians have been protesting in different cities this week to demand #EndSARS, but police have tried to suppress the movement.
