Why Young Nigerians Feel The #SARSMUSTEND Protests Have To Continue

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In the afternoon of Sunday 11th October 2020, the IGP announced through a live broadcast, the dissolution of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad(SARS), after several days of protests across the country. #IGPDissolvesSARS pic.twitter.com/A1TvvefbOu — Nigeria Police Force (@PoliceNG) October 11, 2020 We’ve heard this story several times. From banning SARS operations to disbanding the squad, to […]

List Of Peaceful Protests Today Near You

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Another day of protests in Nigeria means another opportunity to make your voices heard. Want to join a protest around you? Here’s a list of peaceful protest locations today: Lagos State 1. Ita-Ope – 9am 2. Ikeja/Alausa- 9am 3. Ojodu Berger Bus Stop-10am 4. Lekki Toll Gate -9am 5. Ikorodu Roundabout – 8am 6. Kosofe/Ketu […]

The Strategies And Successes Of The #ENDSARS Protests

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Naija Life, SociaLiga

While the struggle to #EndSARSNow and the End SARS protests rage on, it is important to take a step back as well and consider the factors that have made this movement so unrelenting, so widespread and so consistent. We breakdown some of the most important strategies and techniques used in the protests so far and […]

What I Wish I knew – University Students

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Naija Life

For our new Naija Life column, we’re speaking to everyday Nigerians dealing with everyday struggles/mistakes and experiencing everyday milestones about their unique and personal regrets. To find out the biggest ‘Had I known of the average Nigerian’, we simply ask  ‘What do you wish you knew before you…’ in topics ranging from marriage, to education […]

My Coronavirus Experience Issue 3- My Experience As An Isolation Centre Doctor

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Naija Life

As of the 12th of August 2020, Nigeria has recorded 47,290 cases of COVID-19 with 956 deaths. Even now due to the high levels of mistrust in the Nigerian government, a lot of Nigeria’s population still think the pandemic is a hoax or not serious. We spoke to a Nigerian doctor about his experience in […]

I couldn’t come out for about two weeks. It was a bit depressing. – Coronavirus Survivor

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As of the 12th of August 2020, Nigeria has recorded 47,290 cases of COVID-19 with 956 deaths. Even now due to the high levels of mistrust in the Nigerian government, a lot of Nigeria’s population still think the pandemic is a hoax or not serious.