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African National Congress Secretary General, Ace Magashule, says he believes that the recent developments in Nigeria will be amicably solved by the Nigerian government #SABCNews
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Nigerian celebrities and social media stars who helped trigger a wave of global condemnation through the #EndSARS protests have turned their ire on the embattled government and president
"We’re asking for justice," says Nigerian lawyer and activist @aderonkeige . "We are asking for our lives to be preserved, not to be killed arbitrarily by these officers of state." #EndSARS
Throughout October, youth in Nigeria have been calling for the end of the country’s controversial Special Anti-Robbery Squad. @angelynsayshi spoke with Nigerian-Canadians about the #EndSARS uprising and what they would like the rest of Canada to know.
‘I waver between awe and sadness.’ @angelynsayshi asked 12 Nigerian-Canadians how they feel about the #EndSARS uprising and what they would like the rest of Canada to know. Read their responses here:
Nigerian musicians have played a prominent role in protests against a notorious police unit, the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (Sars)
#EndSARS: Nigerian government reports Nnamdi Kanu to Britain for ‘inciting violence’
#EndSARS: Nigerian government reports Nnamdi Kanu to Britain for ‘inciting violence’
"Nigerian parents, the older generation, like to call us leaders of tomorrow, but we showed that we were leaders of today." -- Mary Asekome, founder of The Diasporic Nigerian
Despite spending N205M on I.T, Nigerian Police website still offline a week after cyber attack via @politicsngr
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Nigerian protesters have hit the streets for eight consecutive days to call for police reform and an end to police brutality. Since COVID-19 lockdowns began in the country in April, more Nigerians have died from security forces than by the virus.
The Nigerian National Broadcasting Commission warns media houses not to "embarrass government" as #EndSARS protests lead to deaths. #BBCAfricaLive
Soldiers open fire on Nigerian protesters in Lagos: witnesses
Nigerian protests turn bloody as soldiers open fire on peaceful protesters. Eyewitnesses told CNN that multiple demonstrators were shot by soldiers. @EleniGiokos reports.
nigerian'>Tonight Nigerian security forces stormed the most prominent site of the #EndSARS protests in Lagos, firing live rounds & killing several people as the government sought to end two weeks of marches against police brutality. Here's our report - and a thread:
These Nigerian teenagers are producing short sci-fi movies using a smart phone and other everyday items.
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