There’s one phrase young Nigerians use that exemplifies irrepressible Energy.
“We move!”
Yes, “You move!”
This is really the mindset you all must have today, tomorrow, next and forever.
It is time to adjust your strategy but do not give up on your Vision to #EndSARS ✍🏾
We deserve to catch a breath and hurt and laugh to ignore the pain. But you see us, my beautiful coconut heads of the last few days, we can do this thing. We saw it ourselves and they saw it too.
That speech just reignited the #EndSARS spark. Sometimes, you need to pull back and listen to your oppressor to remember why you were fighting in the first place.
Not a word from Buhari @MBuhari about #EndSars protesters killed. Not a word about citizens killed in Zamfara.
You still have doubt that this man cares for no one and everyone is feeling the effect of his incompetence?
#EndSars#SecureNorth
Buhari did not acknowledge or even offer any words of condolence to those who have lost their lives in the two weeks of the #ENDSARS protest
He is there telling the international community not to "jump into conclusion" and warning youths that their protests won't be "tolerated"
If Buhari was in charge in 2012, how do you think he would have responded to the #OccupyNigeria protests?
This used to be a "hypothetical question".
Now you know.
#EndSARS
I hope we've learnt to stand up for each other whether or not it directly affects us.
When one group is oppressed and we keep silent because it doesn't affect us directly, we automatically take the side of the oppressor.
We will continue to speak.
The government is trying to turn the tables, blame protesters and push for a social media law.
Imagine a law that ensures the next time they turn off CCTV, there is no live video.
Stay woke.
My uncle said; "I don't know how you guys did it but you have shaken the foundation of the country, now you all need to overhaul the system, channel this towards political engagement or else it will be a waste. Reject establishment politicians. Put yourselves forward". I agree.
We sent an ambulance to try to pick up the blood but they were turned back by policemen in Adekunle. So we are stranded and can’t get blood to people who need it.