The protest, which holds next month, will feature CP Odumosu, Segun Awosanya and other rights activists and commentators.
He explained that on June 17, 2017, his brother was shot by the operatives while Mr Ephraim was on his way to church.
“I can assure you that the Armed Forces of Nigeria are disciplined…Remember, we are not talking about the police but the Armed Forces of Nigeria.”
“That for the purpose of restitution, healing and reconciliation, the federal government needs to publicly apologise to the youth.”
The AGF said IPOB members were the hoodlums that destroyed public infrastructures during last year’s #EndSARS protest.
The protest is being staged in honour of young Nigerians who lost their lives during last year’s protest.
The Nobel laureate said, “it was very depressing” to see thugs and prisoners being let loose on the protesters.
John Nathaniel’s appeal was dismissed after Canadian federal judge Martine St-Louis found his defence ludicrous, contradictory and characterised by falsehoods.
Charles Ukoniwe left Nigeria for the United States on March 5, 2018. He arrived in Canada on June 6, 2018, and subsequently filed a claim for refugee protection.
The film narrates the horrific escapades of the Nigeria Police Force and its defunct brutal department, Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).
