Nigerian journalist and writer Chido Onumah talks about the END SARS protests, the atrocities of the security establishment, and the policy framework of the state over the past few decades.
Nigerian journalist and writer Chido Onumah, who is also the coordinator of the African Centre for Media and Information Literacy, talks about the ENDSARS protests in the country. He explains how the protests have been sparked by the repressive security architecture of the state, as well as its economic policies that have denied opportunities to the youth and destroyed the public sector.
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