As Nigerians reflect on the state of policing, these stories resonate with many who are taking part in this movement.
Mr Awosanya says he moved to the government’s side after observing that the agitation has taken a dangerous new dimension.
#EndSARS campaigners question the government’s commitment to reform, but the government says it needs some stability to get things done.
The Gazette confirmed through site performance and host information that the CBN website was breached by the hacktivists.
The vice-president enumerates additional steps for sustainable improvements after two weeks of worldwide agitation.
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The Nigerian youth are fighting back with vigor and defiance because it’s their only chance to live.
Government also plans to launch a special trust fund to compensate all victims of police brutality.
New hashtags are expressing popular dissent in the north against insecurity in the region. Photo: something depicting insecurity in the north
