Nigerians Commemorate #EndSARS Protests Five Years On
Nigerians mark the fifth anniversary of the #EndSARS protests, which started as a call to end police brutality but evolved into a broader movement for justice and dignity. The protests, which took place on October 20, 2020, continue to resonate deeply within the Nigerian society.
Citizens are using social media, particularly Twitter, to share messages and tributes, emphasizing that the fight for justice did not end that night. The remembrance highlights the pain, pride, and ongoing quest for accountability in Nigeria.
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