Not fewer than 20 youths in Abuja have taken to the streets again to protest against the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the Nigeria Police force unit over alleged killings of innocent Nigerians.
A group of #EndSARS protesters were seen demonstrating against police brutality on Sunday.
It was gathered that youths about 20 visited the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport and the Nigeria Police Force headquarters to press home their demands.
They were seen chanting songs and calling on the relevant authorities to end police brutality and bad governance.
They also painted the road opposite the police headquarters with an “End SARS” inscription.
In a post on Twitter, one of the protesters named Adebayo Raphael said we “don’t want audio reforms,” referring to the promise by the government that the police will be reformed.
In a video he posted, youth were heard chanting: “What are we demanding? End SWAT now. What are we demanding? End bad governance now. What are we saying? End bad government. IGP… end SWAT now.”
The demonstration continued as part of a nationwide protest against the now-dissolved special anti-robbery squad (SARS), but metamorphosed into calls for improved governance.
The youth-driven movement gradually died down after various states imposed curfew to curb the violence that trailed the demonstration.
