@Motomi
We didn't ask for this
We didn't ask for a country rolling in economical challenges every now and then. We didn't ask for a government taking not the needs of her people into heart the way it's supposed to be taken We didn't ask for government reminded of our existence only when there's heads needed to cut through the bush of election. We didn't ask for a government that barely have a successful free education package recorded to her name for a complete calender. But we can't be broken by this, No we can't allow that get to us and let our means of survival be stolen in all ways. All we are looking for is a chance and a means of survival which chased us to the streets trying to look for a way to survive A way to escape what appears to be the hereditory poverty which our beloved country has done a lot in contributing A way we know as an alternative, to fill up the empty spaces of opportunity we're being denied as a citizen in every sector of our country. Forgetting and not complaining about all the rights a citizen of a country should have access to Believing that everybody's survival is in his hands, at least in our country Trying to make sure the struggles of our parent doesn't go in vain A life with lads doing 9 to 9 at tender ages just to put something meaningful into their stomachs And of course the only challenge we still face is from no other but the same government that sent us to where we were The same set of people sworn to watch over us are the one brutalizing us everyday As citizens, our freedom of speech was long stolen from us, now our freedom to work and walk?, freedom to make ends meet? Then how are we to survive? #EndSARZ Now!!!
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Like honestly, I've heard about what is going on recently in Nigeria and I think that there must be a end to it. People should have access to safety
Police brutality is a challenge that's being faced by all all over the world but recently that of Nigerian police is not just it. The government has to intervene and I hope they do that as fast as possible
It's so sad seeing the condition and the brutality unleashed on average citizens on twitter. I can't help but shed tears listening and watching multiple videos of how average Nigerians are suffering in the hands of those that are expected to be there protector. May God help Nigerians
Let's lend a helping voice to our brothers in Nigeria. They deserve more. Police are always meant to be people's friend because they're also human beings, But I can't imagine people's friend hurting people or killing them
I'm just hearing of this. May God help guys in Nigeria and I hope their government do something very fast. I'm glad you guys are writing about it. One of the benefits of the media.
That's a sad news from a country going through all this problems already. I hope their voice is heard and something is done about it.
The cops are now getting more serious these days buddy. We hope to see better days. Days where hustlers get paid and flex his pay without the fear of the bleeped cops
Nobody will want to ask for a life like war, Nobody wants a life filled with struggle, Nobody is willing to live a life that's not safe. But at least if all that happened, let brutality not set in. May God help our brothers in Nigeria
That is so dishearting confirming your post is real on twitter. May the soul of those who lost their lives to this police brutality rest in perfect peace. I hope a fast action is taken towards this