EndSARS Protest To Hold In Switzerland, Germany, Dallas

The peaceful protest to end police brutality in Nigeria has continued to garner momentum as Nigerians in Switzerland, Germany and Dallas join in the campaign.

Following a post by a Twitter user, the protest in Germany is scheduled for Tuesday 13, October by 11 am in Konigstrasse Stuttgart.

If you are in Germany, please On Tuesday 13 October, we should meet at 11am in Konigstrasse Stuttgart to send a message to #EndPoliceBrutality with our own #EndSarsProtests

Deutschland please come through for our Nigerian youths https://t.co/FCijDi544G

— Kellyfresh???? (@kellyfreshmmy) October 10, 2020

The tweet read in part, “…Deutschland please come through for our Nigeria youths to send a message to #EndPoliceBrutality with our #EndSarsProtests”.

Also, protesters in Switzerland will gather at the United Nations headquarters (Geneva) on Tuesday morning, at 10 am. “The aim to protest against SARS,” the tweet read.

Nigerians in Switzerland have decided to meet at UN headquarters ( Geneva ) on Tuesday morning, at 10 am. The aim is to protest against SARs. Please, kindly repost and tell others .

— Omo Olore (@OlaoyeVicolaoye) October 9, 2020

Nigerians in Dallas have also lent their voices to the campaign and are scheduled to meet on Sunday by 5 pm at Aso Rock, Dallas.

International media organisations, celebrities and footballers have shown their support to the campaign, calling on the Nigerian government to reform its police system.

The Nigerian government has, however, reacted to the outrage by calling for calm and assuring that errant cops would be made to face the law.

President Muhammadu Buhari’s reactions came days after some prominent Nigerians demanded he addressed the nation on the rising cases of allegations against SARS operatives.