Stating Point

“What sort of ‘democratic’ government takes pride to openly deny citizens the rights afforded to them by the same constitution that bestows power on the same goverment?
Shame on them ALL!”
Ireti Bakare-Yusuf, Principal Partner of NottingHill Media,
Member, NigerianWomenArise

“What do you expect in a country where some individuals can want to sue Jack Dorsey for the use of his apps and his support to Peaceful protesters in Nigeria. A country where people go to court to request for an Order to compel a governor to run for the presidential office, a country where no one takes responsibility for the lives of innocent. There is a lot of funny stuff going on in Nigeria. There is no precedence for the kind of folly I see on display in our beloved country.”
BabatundeAdewusi,
Managing Partner @
Law Sector & Partners

“An iconic court building was burnt to ashes, court documents were destroyed irretrievably and people generally suffered losses. If and when those who embarked on the massive destruction of government and private properties are identified, they ought and should be prosecuted and brought to justice. But for the #EndSARS protest organisers, whose bank accounts have been targeted and frozen, the question to ask is, ‘What offence have they committed?”
Jiti Ogunye, Legal Practitioner

“Just few weeks after the inauguration of the panels by various states, in compliance with a resolution of National Economic Council (NEC), which was one of the conditions for the suspension or end or call off of the #EndSARS protest, the Federal Government turned around and started hunting or prosecution the key players in that civic engagement exercise by taking steps to strangulate the individuals and group members of the movement.”
Osmond Ugwu, Rights Activist