Osun State Governor Adegboyega Oyetola has shielded #EndSARS protesters from Saturdays’ attack on his life pinning the charge which he said was deliberate and pre-planned on political thugs. According to

Since widespread protests against police brutality erupted in Nigeria more than a week ago, citizens in several cities across the world have taken to the streets in demonstrations in solidarity

Nigerian striker  Victor Osimhen has joined thousands of compatriots in calling for an end to police brutality in the country after scoring his maiden goal in Serie A on Saturday.

Two people were killed and several others sustained varying degrees of injuries after violence broke out at an #EndSARS protest ground in Osun state, with the state government claiming there was an

Nigerian mothers joined protests in Lagos against police brutality on Saturday, as the movement entered its tenth consecutive day. “I am here to come and protest against the killing of

The Nigerian Army has announced October 20 as the date to commence its annual “Crocodile Smile” exercise which it says will counter negative propaganda in social media and across cyberspace.

Protesters across Nigeria held candlelight services Friday night to honour young Nigerians killed by members of the police unit, Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS). In Lagos, massive crowds gathered around the Alausa

After several days of relentless #EndSARS demonstrations by Nigerian youths the country’s Vice-president Prof. Yemi Osinbajo has apologised to citizens acknowledging that the federal government haven’t done enough.”Dear Nigerians, I

Thousands of Nigerians are in the ninth day of continued protests, they are demanding justice for victims of police assault and brutality, wrongful incarceration, and killing of peaceful protesters, with

Governor of Edo State Godwin Obaseki, has called on the states’ police command to provide adequate security for #EndSARS demonstrators in Benin city the state capital after the death of

Basketmouth has been at the forefront of Nigerian comedy for decades. A modern-day social media internet sensation, he tackles some of Nigeria’s most difficult subjects, but with a comedic twist.

Protests across Nigeria against police brutality have continued for the ninth straight day. As more cities across the country see larger crowds and more vigorous demonstrations, there have been cases

  Twitter on Friday launched an emoji in support of thousands of Nigerians that have continued to protest police brutality and extrajudicial killings in the country. Chief Executive Officer of the social media platform,

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Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of Nigeria’s ofSouthwestern Lagos state has revealed the identity of “erring officers” who brutalized #EndSARS protesters in the state. “I am very sorry about this experience. All

Former presidential candidate and governor of Cross River State, Donald Duke, has criticized the move to ban protests against police brutality in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja. The Federal Capital Territory Administration

The Nigerian Army has said it remains “highly committed to defend the country and her democracy at all cost”, issuing a stern warning to “subversive elements and trouble makers” to

As widespread protests against police brutality continue for a seventh day in Nigeria, the president of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan, has said that the National Assembly will ensure that the

A security committee of Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has placed a ban on all #EndSARS street demonstrations, protests, and processions anywhere within the nation’s capital Abuja, saying the “unruly conduct

Several celebrities in Nigeria and abroad have been speaking out this week in support of large protests against police brutality in Nigeria. US rapper Kanye West on Monday joined a