London rally against police brutality in Nigeria

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Hundreds of demonstrators braved a rainy October day in London on Wednesday to stand up against the Nigerian SARS [Special Anti-Robbery Squad]. The protest was part of a wider series of demonstrations, known as the ‘End SARS’ movement, which has been going on for close to two weeks both on the streets and online in Nigeria and around the world. Hundreds of protesters, many of whom are part of #London’s large Nigerian community, were seen holding signs reading “The world must save #Nigeria from [President Muhammadu] Buhari’s tyranny,” at historical landmarks such as Downing Street. MORE: https://on.rt.com/asxz

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