15th October, 2020
By Muhaimin Olowoporoku
#EndSARS protesters in Abuja have taken their protest to the National Assembly Complex.
The protesters marched from Unity Fountain in the nation’s capital to the Assembly complex.
They continued their lamentation about extra-judicial killings and demanded justice for victims of police brutality.
Security operatives at the National Assembly complex cordoned off the entrance of the complex.
Abuja protesters are not backing down any time soon, National Assembly road is blocked, this the energy we need.#EndSWAT #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/uixEBLz53v
— BigDripOfficial (@itsBigDrip) October 15, 2020
📍ABUJA WE’RE CURRENTLY IN FRONT OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY! PULL UP! #ENDSWAT #ABUJAPROTESTS #LOCATIONUPDATE DIA PAPA ✊🏿🤍
— SHUKU SHAKER (@tomiobanure) October 15, 2020
Abuja protesters are currently at the National Assembly complex. If you are in Abuja, please head to the National Assembly. Let our voices be heard. pic.twitter.com/4IlJte7EAv
— Kelvin Odanz (@MrOdanz) October 15, 2020
The #EndSARS protest has been on in different parts of the country as Nigerian youths who have had enough from the Police and government are beginning to voice out their rage. The peaceful protest has been on in different states since Thursday, 06 October.
The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu has dissolved the notorious SARS police unit in response to the massive outcry. However, the protest has continued as protesters demand total reformation of the entire police structure.
The Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit has been set up to replace the already dissolved SARS.