Nigerian Broadcast Journalist, and Media Personality, Sandra Ezekwesili is seemingly not happy with the way Singer Paul Okoye made a video to lend his voice to the #EndSARS campaign and she took too her twitter page to shade him.

Paul Okoye had earlier shared a shirtless video where he spoke about police brutality and also called for an end to the infamous Police unit, SARS.

Sandra then said the fact he could go shirtless to pass a message is an indication of male privilege.

Her tweet read ;

Male privilege is making a viral shirtless video and having everyone pay attention only to your message.

Some Nigerians did not agree with her as they took to the comment section to let her know. See below ;

Harry wrote ;

Male privilege is making a viral shirtless video and having everyone pay attention only to your message.

Munachimso wrote ;

You see in this life, there’s male privilege and female privilege.. we can never be equal and we can never share the same privilege. Everybody enjoy your privilege and accept your L when it’s not your turn

Emmanuel wrote ;

You are free to go braless, headless, top less even senseless to make your message go viral if that is the point in the message he passed

Omo some people need to go for rehab, especially you ma’am! With all due respect you’re missing the point once again

— Finch. (@bola60s) October 5, 2020

You wanna make your own video naked, please go ahead after all we've seen videos of women unclad protesting. If you know your history well, you'll definitely remember the ABA women riot in 1929. I don't understand how the young man's message connects to a fucking male privilege

— Paul Ubah Oluwasegun Santos (@jsp_official_) October 5, 2020

there were times in nigeria women protested naked, so i see no wrong in what his done.

— ERROR 404  (@KovyKanu) October 5, 2020

So the bone of contention here is him being shirtless and not him passing a very vital message???‍♀️?‍♀️.
Na wa o!!!!

— Kameel? (@kameel___) October 5, 2020

Female privilege is being deliberately stupid and getting away with it.

— Kazekage (@FairCharles_) October 5, 2020

This one Na staunch feminist oh everything way man do de pain am

— oluwa boy (@mackdaddy_tim) October 5, 2020

President Buhari’s media aide, Lauretta Onochie, has given her taken on the #ENDSARS campaign and it has irked a large section of Nigerians.

Onochie took to twitter to opine that although she has no doubt that there are some rouge elements in the force, the campaign is now a coordinated attack by Cybercriminals.

Her tweets read ;

I have no doubt that there are some staff of SARS who are unprofessional in their dealings with d public, same way we have unprofessionalism in d Army, Mainstream Police, Customs, Civil Service, Public Service, traders, Lawyers, Doctors, journalists, teachers, pastors, etc.

But what is going on now, is a COORDINATED ATTACK BY CYBER CRIMINALS joined by UNSUSPECTING INNOCENT CITIZENS.

This is not the first time. We must stand by our national institutions while working to improve their effectiveness. Thats what patriotism is about.
NO SENTIMENTS.