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    Two Years After #EndSARS, Nigerians Say Nothing Has Changed
    News
    20 October 2022

    Two Years After #EndSARS, Nigerians Say Nothing Has Changed

    It has been two years since one of the most poignant protests in Nigeria caught the world's attention, but police brutality rages on.

    A Year After #EndSARS, Nigerian Youth Maintain That Nothing Has Changed
    News
    27 October 2021

    A Year After #EndSARS, Nigerian Youth Maintain That Nothing Has Changed

    Despite the disbandment of the SARS units, young Nigerians are still being treated as criminals. We talk to several of them about their experiences since the #EndSARS protests.

    #EndSARS protests - OkayAfrica
    Music
    20 October 2020

    How Davido's 'FEM' Became the Unlikely #EndSARS Protest Anthem

    When Nigerian youth shout the line "Why everybody come dey para, para, para, para for me" at protests, it is an act of collective rebellion and rage, giving flight to our anger against the police officers that profile young people, the bureaucracy that enables them, and a government that appears lethargic.

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