(Videos) END SARS Trends As Three Horrible Cases Surface On The Internet

Nigerians are really trying their best as they continue to make End SARS trend on social media, especially on Twitter. Nigerians are currently calling on Nigerian Government to intervene and put a stop to the harassment youths face from The Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS).

Three horrible cases of SARS have surfaced on the internet today. One of the cases was captured by a woman while sitting in front of her shop. In the video shared by the shop owner, SARS officers are seen as they unlawfully arrested a lady alongside her brother.

This happened right in front of my shop, a customer came to refill Gas and because he was driving a Benz they arrested him with her sister #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/0R50FJ098o

— juz (@John83946719) October 3, 2020

The second case showed how SARS officers were at the doorstep of an innocent family and they started threatening to throw tear gas in their compound. Pathetic state!

Wow💔💔💔

When will this end? #EndSARS
pic.twitter.com/3XwudxLO9a

— 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐌𝐚𝐱𝐱𝐲 🦅 (@maxxyfire) October 3, 2020

In the third video, one SARS officer is seen as he drags a dead man on the ground while the other officer dragged a man to the street and ended up pulling the trigger.

Videos from the three cases:

Nigeria 🇳🇬 which way na 💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭#NaijaAt60 #EndSARS #BuhariHasFailed pic.twitter.com/Mo1XIp8Xo3

— Osas Nicholas (@NicholasOsas) October 3, 2020

Reactions from Nigerians below:

This country is dead, no law and order. The same people we depend on to save us from armed robbers are the ones armed and robbing us! End SARS!! They are a curse, a deadly virus terrorizing the youths of this Nation. Some of us can’t go out because SARS is on the road!💔 #EndSARS

— DREYLO (@RealDreylo) October 3, 2020

Distinguished, I respectfully understand your concern which is all our concern. I must say that the powers that be understood perfectly the depth of the #EndSARS campaign and have been very cooperative in rising up to the occasion. We began with legislation… https://t.co/rOmnyU2p6q pic.twitter.com/Skocs6I9CP

— SEGA L’éveilleur®🚨 (@segalink) October 3, 2020

Special anti-robbery squad (SARS) But nigerians fear una the way they fear arm robbers, u will hear a driver telling another driver to change road that SARS dey for that side. Innocent civilians running away from the people that suppose to protect them oo. #EndSARS

— Al’ameen✨ (@Al_ameen_Yabo) October 3, 2020

One major reason why I don’t go out well dressed is because of the fear of SARS, and even if I must go out I must always look unkempt just to avoid public embarrassment.

This nonsense has to stop 😢
#EndSARS pic.twitter.com/qjFVsCOgE9

— Safety Ebuka (@Kingcefo) October 3, 2020

Since it’s Benz they are stopping now, maybe we should start buying Range Rover 😡 We said we don’t want SARS again, end them. You said it’s for our protection, we don’t want. #ENDSARS

— Dr PamPam | Omo Iya Ologi (@UnclePamilerin) October 3, 2020

The same SARS meant to protect us will arrest you, drive you to one corner with others like refugees. While questioning, one of them will ask that “Which of una sabi roll igbo?” with marijuana in his hand. At that point, you know these ones will shoot you and leave #EndSARS

— SUN🌝 (@shank_comics) October 3, 2020

Police brutality in Nigeria is not arbitrary or accidental. It is part of a systemic method of keeping socially and economically marginalised Nigerians under control.

This is why we say #EndSARS will not happen by mere legal reforms. We will need political transformation.

— Ayo Sogunro – #Transformist (@ayosogunro) October 3, 2020

Donald trump catches Covid 19 within 6 hours Buhari tweet about it, but SARS are killing the same citizen that he is serving and suddenly his ear is no longer active…..#EndSARS

— ✨ (@sambalistical) October 3, 2020

Some criminal police officers called SARS continue extorting and openly robbing young people and citizens while the government looks away. Almost everyday there’s a new story on the TL. It’s really shameful. #EndSARS

— Dr. Dípò Awójídé 🇳🇬 (@OgbeniDipo) October 3, 2020