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Burna Boy Vocalizes Nigeria’s Grief In New Track '20:10:20'
The Nigerian star channels pain, frustration and disappointment in his latest release.
#EndSARS: Martin Luther King III Appeals to Nigerian Government Amidst Ongoing Protests
Martin Luther King III has appealed to the Nigerian government to respect the rights of #EndSARS protestors in the nation's enduring calls to end police brutality.
How You Can Help Nigeria’s #EndSARS Protests
We round up some ways you can support the movement and its cause, no matter where you are in the world.
AKA Calls Out African Union on Response to Violence Towards #EndSARS Protesters
South African rapper AKA has labeled the African Union a 'joke' for their lack of appropriate leadership in response to the violence towards Nigerian #EndSARS protesters at the hands of the Nigerian military.
The Year Is 2020 & the Future of Nigeria Is the Youth
We discuss the strength in resolve of Nigeria's youth, their use of social media to speak up, and the young digital platforms circumventing the legacy media propaganda machine. We also get first-hand accounts from young creatives on being extorted by SARS and why they believe the protests are so important.
#EndSARS: Nigerian Sports Stars Speak Up in Support of Ongoing Protests
Nigerian sports stars have amplified their voices through the continued #EndSARS banner by revealing their own harrowing experiences with the rogue special police unit.
Nigeria Controversially Replaces SARS With SWAT Amid Continued Protests
Nigeria has announced that the newly formed police unit SWAT will replace SARS. However, Nigerians have now continued their protests under #EndSWAT in an enduring call to end all forms of police brutality.
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