Updates: Just Like #EndSARS, Angolans Start Protests On Police Brutality
A week after Nigerians took to the streets to protest against police brutality and extra-judicial killings, Angola has followed suit.
Covid-19 came and upturned normal processes, forcing most to change lifestyles, increasing poverty rates and, unfortunately, increasing the gap between governments and citizens mostly in Africa.
Angola
Similar to #EndSARS in Nigeria, Angola is also staging a say no to police brutality
Scores of citizens have left their homes to the streets to protest police brutality with placards.
Just like Nigerians, Angolans are also powerfully making use of social media, majorly Twitter to talk about the brutality.
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