#ENDSARS: Nigerians are not alone, their African counterparts are showing support

October 9, 2020

#ENDSARS is trending with over a million tweets on social media platforms and a lot of people have taken to the streets and social media to lead protests. Led by artists, the creatives, influencers, comedians, actors, the Nigerians youth are clamouring for the government of Nigeria to put an end to police brutality and a reformation of police activities.

While a lot of Nigerians are lending their voice to the #EndSARS protests, other Africans alike are doing the same.

I feel so touched by what is going on in Nigeria now. You have my full support! We all need to come together & make sure this ends now. Peace first before anything! ??✊?#EndSARS #EndSARSImmediately #EndSarsNow #EndSarsProtests pic.twitter.com/bYE29fkGiT
— Malang Sarr (@M_SarrOfficial) October 9, 2020

Nigerians in South Africa

#EndSarsProtests #EndSarsProtest_Pretoria pic.twitter.com/jDkcnQ9AqJ
— Ayo Sogunro – #Transformist (@ayosogunro) October 9, 2020

Am from Kenya ??.And am joining my friends in Nigeria to say ENOUGH is ENOUGH.#EndSARS the citizens Don't want again you were supposed to stop the robbing and killings but you have led in the act they don't want again #EndSARS #EndSarsNow #EndSARSProtest pic.twitter.com/6Hy1ldPR30
— ˢᵀ ? Wathoni's HypeWoman (@Carolin97937021) October 9, 2020

Nigeria is ECOWAS, so this is Ghana’s problem as well. We’re fighting with you, our brothers and sisters. #EndSARS #EndSarsProtests
— Saada ?? ? (@daddys_girlT) October 9, 2020

Nigerians on Twitter are loud, the fact that #EndSARS is trending number two in my country Kenya means you are on track, Nigerians please keep pushing, the world is watching and listening, change is coming. #EndSarsNow
— Alia Royal?? (@SymplyAlia) October 9, 2020

Trends in South Africa#EndSARS pic.twitter.com/h2tjokR8hd
— Strange?? (@Strangelywhite) October 9, 2020

#EndSARS is trending at number 1 in South Africa. We hope relevant authorities in the country and those deployed to the AU will made aware of this. One Love, One Africa #EndPoliceBrutality pic.twitter.com/jDpa2mAxMX
— South African Elites??? (@EliteLeagueSA) October 9, 2020

Nigerian public figures are going through the most ??Imagine being dragged for not tweeting about #EndSARS? Can never be in South Africa

Abeg Erica should come and live in SA?? @EricaNlewedim Abeg mama Sterling ?
— Naledi Maduku⭐?? (@naledi_maduku) October 9, 2020

I would like to wish all NIGERIANS well and for you to conquer what you are going through I stand with you??? #EndSARS Nigerian government stop brutality against your people #EndSarsNow … love & peace from South Africa ?❤
— SLIM MKG?? (@_slim_mkg) October 9, 2020

Feeling the pain down here in Uganda
— NHIAL MADING AGOK (@AgokNhial) October 9, 2020

Can you imagine Uganda ?? where the youth can’t use IPhones in peace,can’t dress the way they want to because they’re afraid of being extorted and killed?..That’s what our brothers in Nigeria are going through
Let’s Retweet To Create Awareness ?? #EndSARS #EndSARSBrutality pic.twitter.com/aIKO01OrTe
— King Hasan ?? (@AHaesan) October 9, 2020

It trending here in uganda at No.3..We pray for you guys.????.#EndSARS pic.twitter.com/E2z0yHek9C
— Barigye Sheiflah⭕⭕ (@BSheiflah) October 9, 2020

Nigeria, Ghana dey with you in this. #EndSARS ??????????
— Joey B (@1RealJoeyB) October 9, 2020

To all my Nigerian frnds and family… I wanna take this opportunity to let u all know that we are in this together, You have our support from Ghana!!! We Ghanaians love u and will always support and fight with u till the end!!! #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/ecrVBytwmv
— ?CocoIce⭐ (@CocoIce85726116) October 9, 2020

I'm a brother from Ghana. Tbh l, I love nigerians. You guys are amazing people. I was there 3 times and my experiences was nothing but amazing. Now, I've been following this #EndSars and #EndPoliceBrutality thing for a while now and I must say at this moment my heart is broken.
— Desmond Sedoefia (@DesmondSedofia) October 9, 2020

This is Nigeria saying #EndSARS and we speak to add voice. Cdes in Zimbabwe, this is what's needed. #ZimbabweanLivesMatter needed to be accompanied by actions against all aggressive force!
Unless we realise that Zanu-PF needs a revolution we will continue with hashtags. pic.twitter.com/6d4zU6pTw3
— Eilard Kajume?? (@eilardkajume) October 9, 2020

As we continue to fight against police brutality in our country, we stand in solidarity with our peers in Nigeria.

#EndSARS @BTS_ARMY_NG https://t.co/n75bwT0jqr
— BTS Zimbabwe Fanbase ??? ⁷ (@BTS_Zimbabwe) October 9, 2020

SARS officials have been a menace to the Nigerian Youth and it’s great to see non-Nigerians stand for this cause.

Hopefully there is maximum impact as a results of these protest.

#ENDPOLICEBRUTALITY

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