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)
Nigerian mothers risk their health and comfort to demonstrate around Lagos on Friday, demanding an end to the controversial police unit.
Lagosians who took to the street to demand dissolution of the brutal SARS unit were met with police intimidation and deadly force.
The police corporal was lynched after officers opened fire into a procession in Ughelli, severely wounding a teenager.
The global rights body recounts multiple allegations of corruption and atrocities linked to the embattled police unit.
The Force Headquarters insists the notorious squad is going nowhere, but said efforts are underway to properly orientate SARS operatives.
It was business as usual on Monday morning as personnel of the notorious police unit continued from where they left off.
The Nigerian lawmaker urges colleagues to immediately seek outright proscription of the brutal police squad.
