JUST IN: Falz Disregards NEC Plea, Says #EndSARS Memorial Protest Must Hold

Falz has revealed why #EndSARS Memorial Protest must hold as against NEC plea for youths to shun the protest.

 

 

Newsonline reports that famous Nigerian rapper, Folarin Falana, AKA Falz has said Nigerian youths will not be silenced by anyone.

 

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This online news platform understands that youths have vowed to mark the one year of the protests against police brutality and corruption with another protest.

 

Falz Disregards NEC Plea, Says #EndSARS Memorial Protest Must Hold

 

Falz, while reacting to a statement by the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, barring interested persons from staging any EndSARS remembrance protest, said innocent people were killed just because they were asking not to be killed or brutalized.

 

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However, writing on his Instagram page, the Singer alleged that since the unfortunate incident a year ago, no one has been punished for the crime.

 

He wrote, “20:10:20 [update] They killed innocent souls that were simply asking not to be killed or brutalized.

 

“A year later, no one has been punished yet for those heinous crimes.

 

“A supposed Police Commissioner “warned” against citizens exercising their fundamental human rights. Yes, a Police Commissioner.

“A couple of well-meaning citizens decided to put together a summit to reflect on last year’s events & honour the lost souls. Event centre pulls out (“instructions from above”)

 

“As I type this, there is already HEAVY police presence at the Lekki toll gate.

 

“Best thing they could come up with is organizing “concerts” to try and distract us from remembering the real heroes in all of this. The people they murdered.

 

“What we will never do, however, is be quiet. We will NEVER EVER EVER EVER be silenced.

 

“Not today, not on the 20th, not ever.”

 

Meanwhile, the National Economic Council (NEC) on Friday advised Nigerians against protesting to mark the anniversary of EndSARS.

 

A statement signed by Laolu Akande, the spokesperson to Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, urged Nigerians to consider other lawful alternative means of engagement.

 

Akande stated that the advisory was because of the current security situation across the country and the possibility of such protests being hijacked by armed hoodlums.