The Revolution Generation #EndSARS and the Fight for Nigeria’s Heart
The hope of the #EndSARS generation does not rely on 'God will do it', but looks towards the beginnings of a new Nigeria. Read more.
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Looting as Catharsis #EndSARS and the Crisis of Governance in Nigeria
#EndSARS is not just one massive protest for police reform or even for democratic accountability. It is a reckoning meant to counter the crisis in governance whilst the looting which happened in the aftermath of the protests is a catharsis. Read more.
Anything Can Happen #EndSARS and the Making of History
The most revolutionary thing we can do in the face of a state bent on denying our humanity, our existence, is what we have done since the protests began: insist on our role as active witnesses. Read more.
Fela’s Republic and the #EndSARS Protests How Nigeria’s Youth Found their Own Voice
The #EndSARS protests have resulted in the emergence of a new type of hero—one from the people, for the people and by the people—which is needed in a society where our leaders have consistently failed to meet up to democratic ideals. Read more.