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End Sars: Top 33 celebrities & influencers who revolted against SARS to weaken Nigeria anti-police brutality
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The injustices leveled against innocent citizens in Nigeria has given rise to compassionate and influential people on the global scale to add their voices to bring things to order in Nigeria thanks to the power of social media. Twitter has for the past weeks thundered with lots of celebrities and influencers revolting against Nigeria anti-police brutality – SARS in contrast to the rough up of innocent citizens. The ongoing atrocity has attracted concerns from around the globe.
Lupita Nyongo, Asa, Dewayne Wade, Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, Shatta Wale, Patoranking, Stonebwoy, Genevive Nnaji, Falz, Teni, Nasty Blaq, D Black, Denola Grey, Freedom Caesar, Michael Dapaah, Falana, Dino Melaye, Laycon, Taymi B, Taooma, Adesua Etomi W, Kaycee Madu, Dele Farotimi, Pzeefire and other celebrities joined #EndSarsProtest in the tweets below:
From #EndSARS the people are calling for #RECONSTRUCTNIGERIA🇳🇬✊ Wow… I’m sending my support ASAP 💪 pic.twitter.com/rtXzcUfgRn
— Okon Lagos 💎 (@_okonlagos) October 16, 2020
#EndSARS #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria pic.twitter.com/WWQrfXqurF
— Asa (@Asa_official) October 11, 2020
We stand with you 🇳🇬#EndSARS #ENDBADGOVERNANCE pic.twitter.com/hnZkOVWY9q
— Concerned Ogun Youths (@ConcernedYOgun) October 16, 2020
#Endsars #Endpolicebrutality 🇳🇬💔🖤
— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) October 17, 2020
We want the innocent protesters released now!
— Davido (@davido) October 11, 2020
I was Dealing with a Personal Family issue at the Beginning of these Protests . My mum Had Serious Surgery last week! We were all invested in making sure she recovers! i am not about that “put it all out on social media” life.We decided the focus must solely be on this protest.
— Burna Boy (@burnaboy) October 12, 2020
#FuckSars pic.twitter.com/4IkCe91Vz4
— SHATTA WALE (@shattawalegh) October 11, 2020
Together We are Stronger #EndSARS #EndSWAT
— PATORANKING (@patorankingfire) October 16, 2020
The Police They Say is Your Friend. Mandated To Enforce The Law so there’s Peace Love And Unity. Now To Have the Police Do Otherwise should be condemned. This is happening in so many other countries in africa to have it get to this level in nigeria 🇳🇬 is a bad Look for AFRICA pic.twitter.com/Xv0aBfxWJe
— 1GAD (@stonebwoyb) October 10, 2020
Someone isn’t listening sir because your unarmed citizens are still being killed! Who is really calling the shots here?? #EndSarsNow #SARSMUSTEND ✊🏾😡 https://t.co/lFMZY6Voln
— Genevieve Nnaji MFR (@GenevieveNnaji1) October 12, 2020
No matter what schemes they bring, let’s be united in one voice #5for5 #EndSars #SarsMustEnd pic.twitter.com/4aNDgcqH8e
— Bop Daddy (@falzthebahdguy) October 17, 2020
End police brutality, end bad governance, end sars, end everything!!!
— OBA ORIN (@TeniEntertainer) October 11, 2020
Our VOICE counts !!! ✊🏾#SARSMUSTEND pic.twitter.com/bR2RX7Y5CW
— NASTY BLAQ (@NastyBlaq) October 12, 2020
#ENDSARS 🇳🇬 ❤️ 🇬🇭 Nigeria we dey with you !! 💪🏽✊🏾 pic.twitter.com/GBPI3TqOFy
— Mr. Desmond Blackmore (@DBLACKGH) October 17, 2020
How can a president just ghost an entire nation?
— Dénola Grey (@DenolaGrey) October 11, 2020
#ENDSARS – The Prince Of Africa Speaks pic.twitter.com/92hmL2Zjww
— Freedom Jacob Caesar (@iamfreedom) October 16, 2020
#EndSARS I love you Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤️
— Michael Dapaah (@MichaelDapaah) October 16, 2020
Justice is NOT a luxury. Justice is a right! 🕯💔 #EndSARS #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria
— FALANA (@falanamusic) October 16, 2020
Killing innocent and peaceful protesters will only aggravate already tensed situation. The people will always win. Government must realise that. End SARS Nowwwwwww
— Senator Dino Melaye. (SDM) (@dino_melaye) October 12, 2020
HOW CAN THE POLICE BE SHOOTING AT CITIZENS PROTESTING POLICE BRUTALITY????? #EndPoliceBrutality #EndSarsNow
— Laycon #EndSARS 💡 (@itsLaycon) October 12, 2020
Again if you can’t join the protest nothing spoil just keep tweeting! #SARSMUSTEND
— Temilola B Akinmuda (@TaymiB) October 12, 2020
#EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria #SARSMUSTENDNOW Now or never!!! pic.twitter.com/3TFE852fHw
— MÓŃKELE ❤️ (@_Taaooma) October 12, 2020
Please, who knows the names of the two ladies being beaten up? https://t.co/JeJelkSAO6
— Adesua Etomi-Wellington (@AdesuaEtomiW) October 12, 2020
I support the people of Nigeria as they protest to end police brutality and extrajudicial killings. My own cousin Chrisantus Nwabueze Korie was murdered by Nigerian police in April 2013. pic.twitter.com/P41mtTvKMK
— Kaycee Madu (@KayceeMaduYEG) October 17, 2020
The kids have not inherited our fears and cowardice….🤔🤔🤔👊🏿✊🏿🇳🇬 pic.twitter.com/d6ZvPYybUt
— Dele Farotimi #EndSARS, #EndSWAT, #EndIMPUNITY (@DeleFarotimi) October 16, 2020
#EndSARS #SARSMUSTEND pic.twitter.com/Prf7umb9Bk
— SKRIM (@skrimtrn) October 12, 2020
How you come address us, and still dey threaten us?!!! Who are you??
Thank God dey disgraced him🤣🤣#EndSARS pic.twitter.com/qGX76h5MRJ
— Lagos (@MusicalCritic) October 17, 2020
Our DM is hanging with many messages. We won’t stop though. Those who have received data please keep tweeting to get your voices out there. If you use Instagram, Rt this and send a DM to our handle. We will credit more people now 🇳🇬🇳🇬 #EndSARS #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria
— Zen Magazine Africa (@zenmagafrica) October 18, 2020
Trailer transporting airplane in edo.. who did we offend 🤦🏻♀️ #endsars pic.twitter.com/ULei8T21g8
— Doris❤️ (@didisfoot) October 17, 2020
Thank you so much #EndsSARS #EndPoliceBrutality #ENDBADGOVERNANCE #WeMove https://t.co/nds4Ur1Oto
— Jane obiene (@Msobiene) October 18, 2020
Lazy Nigerian Youths projected #EndSARS on Oriental Hotel building. We love to see it. pic.twitter.com/gFSdj6vptF
— #EndSARS – Adonye of Lagos 🙅🏾♂️ (@TheRealAdonye) October 17, 2020
Seriously we’re tired of speaking pidgin🤦♂️🤦♂️ #BetterTogether pic.twitter.com/rOmjmI2OEN
— Son of a Hunter🙃 (@odeyemi_yemi) October 17, 2020
Soiled with the blood of its own people…My People Suffer!!!🤕 #EndSars #EndBadGoveranceInNigeria #ENDBADGOVERNANCE pic.twitter.com/0OLpWKxTky
— FVKN🔺#ENDSARS🔥 (@Pzeefire) October 20, 2020
Story by: John Claude Tamakloe.
