Entertainers who have identified with #ENDSARS protests

By Samuel Oamen

Because the #ENDSARS protests rage throughout the nation, main entertainers have been offering ethical and psychological helps for the youths.

A few them have bodily proven as much as again the protesters, serving as morale boosters.

Listed below are just a few entertainers who’ve overtly recognized with the protests:

· Runtown

Douglas Jack Agu popularly referred to as Runtown, on 4th October, tweeted that “This has gone lengthy sufficient and now we MUST take motion! I’ll be main a protest to #ENDSARS on Thursday, October eighth 2020. They MUST take heed to us, they MUST make/impact REAL and VISIBLE adjustments! Empty guarantees gained’t work this time!!!. “Let’s all come out to peacefully attain out to our “Elected” leaders past social media!!! Venue/Take Off Level: Lekki Section 1, Toll Gate. 10 AM,” the music star tweeted.

He got here out as promised and the protest was profitable.

· FALZ

Folarin Falana popularly referred to as Falz, lending his voice by copying cc’ Runtown’s tweet, tweeted that “I will probably be on the peaceable #EndSARS protest happening on Thursday, Oct eight by 10AM. We take off from Lekki Section 1 toll gate!

Talking on the protest, Falz stated: “We’re right here to let our intention be recognized that we don’t need SARS anymore.

“They arrive with all types of tales about reform, what they’re allowed and what they aren’t allowed to do however it’s about time to utterly abolish SARS that’s the reason we’re right here.”

· Mr Macaroni

Comic Debo Adedayo, who’s popularly referred to as Mr. Macaroni has been a number one gentle galvanizing the protests in Lagos.

On Thursday eight, October, he joined the protesters to spend the evening outdoors the terraces of the Lagos Meeting. He has been tweeting aggressively to maintain the tempo.

· DAVIDO

Davido has been a minimum of two protests in Abuja. He met with the IGP over reforms within the Police Pressure. He has additionally been energetic on social media urging the protesters to not again down.

· Wizkid

Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun higher referred to as Wizkid and a number of other Nigerians staged a protest in opposition to police brutality in London.

The protest passed off on the Nigeria Excessive Fee, Thai Sq. final Sunday with the singer urging youths to talk up in opposition to ills within the nation.

He stated: “My folks, I would like this message to exit to each Nigerian youth. Your voice has been heard,” he added. “Don’t let anybody inform you you don’t have a voice. You all have a voice! And don’t be scared to talk up.”

· Tacha

Former Large Brother Naija, BBNaija, Housemate, Tacha, additionally threw her weight behind the protest after she criticised Rivers Governor, Nyesom Wike over a ban positioned in opposition to the proposed protest in Port Harcourt.

In a collection of tweets on her verified Twitter deal with, she wrote: “With all due respect to your Excellency, you’re a lawyer and I imagine you already know higher, it is a democracy system and Rivers State belongs to all of the daughters and sons of the state. It’s our proper to peaceable protest in opposition to police brutality.”

· Tiwa Savage

Tiwa Savage joined Runtown, Falz and others on the eighth of October at Lekki Toll gate for the protest.

She additionally referred to as on American music icon Beyonce to lend her voice to the continued #EndSARS protests in Nigeria.

Savage, in an Instagram dwell session, spoke concerning the state of the nation and the continued agitation for an finish to police brutality. “Nigeria is dangerous,” she started in a pensive temper. Then she went on to speak concerning the virtues and thriving spirit of Nigerians despite the dangerous state of the nation. She additionally referred to as out privileged Nigerians who really feel the protests don’t concern them.

· Small Physician

Musician Adekunle Temitope aka Small Physician has been a lifeline for the Lagos protests. He mobilised youths in Agege to the Lagos Meeting. He launched a single ‘Soro Soke,’ which has been the anthem of the protesters in Lagos.