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Police brutality has been at the crux of the #EndSARS protests. A year after the Lekki tollgate shooting, the conduct of the Nigerian police and other security forces has continued

Nigerian youth have taken to the streets and Lekki Tollgate to mark the first anniversary of the shootings at peaceful #EndSARs protesters at the tollgate last year, October 20.  The

Nigerian youth made good their threat to hold memorial marches on Wednesday commemorating those who died during the nationwide anti-police brutality protests last year. This was despite warnings by the

For more insight into the events that gave rise to the popular #EndSARS movement in Nigeria, and the subsequent chain of events, lawyer and political activist, Dele Farotimi joined ARISE

The #ENDSARS protest, which morphed from social media campaigns into street demonstrations in October 2020, was triggered by the excesses of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), a now-disbanded police tactical

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The final sitting of the Lagos Judicial Panel of Inquiry for the Restitution of victims of Sars related abuses came to a close October 18, a year after it was