#ENDSARS: Nigerians have every right to protest Police Brutality – Buhari’s aide

Bashir Ahmed, Personal Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on New Media, has said that the people of Nigeria have every right to protest against police brutality.

Ahmed stated this while reacting to the ongoing #ENDSARS protest in a post on Twitter.

According to him, citizens have every right to express their dissatisfaction with whatever they feel is not going on well in the country. Bashir noted that the president has been briefed about the ongoing protest and the demands of the youth, adding that he will soon take action in the best interest of Nigerians.

The tweet reads: “Good people of Nigeria have every right to protest the #PoliceBrutality or anything they see is not going on well. The President was briefed yesterday by the IG of Police, I am very sure action will be taken and in the best interest of Nigerians. #EndSARSProtests”

1 thought on “#ENDSARS: Nigerians have every right to protest Police Brutality – Buhari’s aide

  1. When will this satanic government take action? We are truly tired of lip service and apportioning blame to previous government which is the obvious game of this failed self acclaimed righteous government. This government has become a thorn on our flesh, a disgrace and humiliation we are forced to bear as a people. A curse we struggle with everyday. A perverse and degenerate government has made us a shame in the commity of nations. A dumb and visionless government, with absolute nohuman face. A President that has no feelings for his people, with absolute disconnect from his people, living an illusion, a lie heading somewhere to destroy this nation. Very insensitive to the plight of Nigerians. Divine justice shall surely visit these crop of satanic leaders and their offsprings sooner or later, and this is a statement of fact. For every human was created by God, the Sovereign Monarch of the universe, and no man has the right to play God over His creatures.
    End SARS now for the sake of posterity.

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