Drake, Big Sean, Trey Songz and other international celebrities react to #EndSars protest

On Sunday, October 11, 2020, Canadian rapper, Drake took to his Instagram tales the place he re-shared a put up from Grace Ladoja calling for Nigerians within the UK to affix an #EndSARS protest on the Nigeria Excessive Fee in London.

Whereas Drake was reshared a put up in regards to the protest, American singer, Trey Songz took to his Twitter web page the place he spoke towards police brutality in Nigeria.

“After doing a little analysis I wish to converse out towards what’s occurring in Nigeria proper now. Their pleas to #EndSarsNow IS VERY REAL. I’ve a lot love for my Nigerian followers and it’s so hurtful to listen to what’s occurring,” he tweeted.

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“Police brutality right here in America typically is an abuse of power-driven by race. To be brutalized, extorted, and murdered by your individual folks is unimaginable. Prayers up and I’m researching methods I may also help. #EndSARS.”

American rapper, Probability The Rapper, like different celebrities referred to as for an finish to the particular police unit within the nation.

“#EndSARS NOW #ENDSARSNOW I simply began studying up on this travesty going down in Nigeria. When you have extra information to dispense within the replies I’m all ears https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/End_SARS,” he tweeted.

For British singer, Estelle, it was the identical message ‘#EndSars.’

“This if For my continent. For my family members!!!! For humanity. Can not proceed this on daily basis all over the place!!!! #EndSarsNow,” she tweeted.

Celebrities in South Africa weren’t neglected as rapper, Nasty C slammed the police for the crimes they’ve dedicated within the nation.

“World is fucked up & the folks which are alleged to serve & defend are sometimes the largest downside smh. #EndSARS,” he tweeted.

American fashionable radio persona, Kojo Ebro suggested the Nigerian authorities to repair the menace created by males of the particular police unit, SARS.

“When Mothers take to the streets the World stops. Repair it now Nigeria. #EndSARS,” he tweeted.