#EndSARS protesters in Lekki have provided free solar-powered phone charging spot at the protest ground, to keep their phones powered during the demonstration.

The spots all have chargers already fixed, to prevent protesters from moving about with their phone chargers.

In photos that were shared online, protesters were seen already using the “new asset” which many tagged as “innovative”.

#EndSARS is a social movement in Nigeria that started on Twitter calling for banning of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, a unit of the Nigerian police force.

However, the relentless effort of the protesters led to the disbandment of SARS by the Inspector General of Police on Sunday, but Nigerians have continued the EndSARS protest in different parts of the country, despite the announced disbandment.

Meanwhile, the IGP, Mohammed Adamu, has set up a new Police outfit to take over from the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the Nigerian Police Force.

The new unit will be known as Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team and will fill the gaps arising from the dissolution of the defunct SARS.

The new police unit has again stirred controversy, with many Nigerians calling for the immediate dissolution.

The past few days have been characterized with Nigerian youths coming out in unison, to speak against police brutality, and incessant killing of young Nigerians by men of the infamous unit of the Nigerian police force.

Peaceful protest has held daily in different parts of the country, yet Nigerians have continued to relentlessly protest until all their demands are met.

Similarly, the aggrieved youths in Ado Ekiti staged a protest at the house of assembly in the state, and have come out in their numbers, to lend their voices to the call for better governance and complete reform of the system.

However, it was alleged that the governor aides shot at the protesters, and in retaliation, the protesters in annoyance whisked away the house of assembly signpost.

See photos below,

In other news, the youths from Rimin Gado local government in Kano, allegedly attacked a member of the house of representative in the state.

It was learnt that he was severely beaten by the youth, who accused him of making promises and not fulfilling them.

The youths from Rimin Gado local government in Kano, allegedly attacked a member of the house of representative in the state.

According to Sahara reporters, the alleged incident happened on Sunday, October 11th, when Jobe went to inaugurate a project at Gulu, in Kano state.

It was learnt that he was severely beaten by the youth, who accused him of making promises and not fulfilling them.

In other news, aggrieved protesters in the Federal Capital Territory, have staged a protest in front of the Ministry of Justice building in Abuja.

The protesters were at the ministry of justice to demand a complete reform of the Nigerian police force and end to the incessant killing of Nigerian youths.

However, the #EndSARS protesters on getting to the ministry kept chanting shame in unison.

Recall that, the Federal Capital Territory Security Committee, has prohibited any form of #EndSARS protest in Abuja, over violation of COVID-19 rules.

In a statement released on Thursday, October 15th, the committee stated that despite the scrapping of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad by the Inspector-General of Police, the protests had continued, causing inconveniences to law-abiding citizens.

According to the committee, the #EndSARS protest endangers the lives of the demonstrators, as well as other residents of the capital territory, emphasizing that the protesters have failed to comply with COVID-19 guidelines.

As calls for a better Nigeria through the use of peaceful protest continue to reverberate across the country, the true character of an average Nigerian us unraveling and it is a lovely thing to see.

A video making the rounds on social media captured the moment youths in Calabar celebrated a Police Officer who was tagged the best ‘Traffic Warden’ in the state.

Twitter user, @JC_Jokes, shared the video on his social media page with the caption ;

The best traffic warden in Calabar was appreciated by the protesters.. You can always see him doing his thing with a smile on his face along Mary Slessor Road.

They even donated some cash gifts to him. Nigerians are good people despite everything

See video below ;

A Nigerian man, Samuel Adekojo shared photos of the suspension letter he got from his boss after joining #EndSARS protest.

Taking to his twitter handle, he posted the letter given to him by the Management of MBH Power Limited, where he works as an I.T Assistant.

It was stated in the letter that the management had set up several guidelines to prevent her staff from contracting COVID-19, which he might have contracted after joining the #EndSARS protest.

Hence, his suspension till further notice.

He wrote;

I tried not to put this up here. All I asked was that they send the staff a new letter stating when he will resume work or if they’d like him to self isolate…The idea of till further notice is not acceptable.

I already called the company and they seem not to reason with my view. For God sake, the young man went to #endsars protest for a good course on a day he considered to be his off day…

I can not see another youth being render jobless or unemployed at this time…

All I am asking for is a date to resume back to work!

The letter reads;

”I wish to officially inform you that Management has placed you on suspension from the Company from today Tuesday 13. October, 2020till further notice.

This is due to your participation in the ongoing #ENDSARSBRUTALITY# that has been going on now for some days all over the Country.

You will recall that Management has been doing its best to keep all employees safe since the beginning of COVID-19 Pandemic by asking us to work from home and when it is compulsory to come to work, official vehicle is being provided to avoid mingling with the general public.

Your involvement in the protest negate Management decision to keep us away from the public and for that reason, you have to be on suspension till further notice to avoid spreading the disease among staff.

Yours faithfully, HR.”