This is how your favourite celebrities are speaking out about #EndSARS

The #EndSARS protests started from social media and now they have taken to the streets, ballooning and gaining attention. 

The protests are still going on and getting bigger every day, with more Nigerians joining the cry for change both on social media and on the streets.

Youths are tired of the harassment, the extortion, the killings, and are taking to the streets to demand better from the leaders in the country.

Several celebrities have contributed their voice to the calls to end the unit. Some of these include Chance the rapper, Genevieve Nnaji, John Boyega, Nse Ikpe Etim, DJ Cuppy, and so many others.

John Boyega tweeted: “The youth in Nigeria deserve good leadership and guidance. This situation is tied to many other issues. Please lend your attention to this pressing problem! #EndSARSImmediately #EndSarsProtests #EndSARS #EndSARSProtest”.

See other reactions below:

https://twitter.com/JohnBoyega/status/1314514836563394560?s=20

https://twitter.com/JohnBoyega/status/1314516302250356736?s=20

I'm showing up here tomorrow. E don do. We don tire to dey fear.

10am tomorrow on Lekki-Ikoyi Bridge. Who is with me? #EndSarsProtests #EndSarsNow https://t.co/4XMWctOh9A

— Nse Ikpe-Etim (@NseIkpeEtim) October 9, 2020

I would lying if I said I’m DIRECTLY affected by SARS but a lot of my Cupcakes are and that’s enough for me to care. I stand behind the movement to #EndPoliceBrutality AND #EndSARS ??

— Cuppy (@cuppymusic) October 9, 2020

I’ve been taking the last few days to fully research on the topic of #PoliceBrutalityInNigeria, I didn’t want to jump on a hashtag before understanding the stories of the victims… + I’ve been deeply saddened at the fact that history continues to repeat itself.

— Temi Ajibade (@TemiOtedola) October 9, 2020

I think this reflects that we are not learning from history & after every outrage we go back to Business as Usual!!! This time it must be different!! Our Leaders both In Government, The Police & the private sector must come together to act NOW #EndSARSImmediately

— Temi Ajibade (@TemiOtedola) October 9, 2020

Save the date! #EndSARS
?Nigeria High Commisson ?
Cc: @OgbeniDipo pic.twitter.com/EI8Bw4REds

— Mike Edwards (@aireyys) October 9, 2020

I’ll try this again. #EndSARS ? pic.twitter.com/KaatQ7uymf

— Genevieve Nnaji MFR (@GenevieveNnaji1) October 9, 2020

Our mothers are speaking with one voice #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/rByp7vVnfF

— The Souvenir Whisperer ? (@Inzaghi1) October 9, 2020

Seeing how our voices have identified and ignited the world, no wonder d ?? government tried to censor social media earlier this year!!! Moving forward from this watershed moment we are no longer asleep to any of their gimmicks.. the youth are wide awake #EndSARS #EndSarsNow

— MI Abaga (@MI_Abaga) October 10, 2020

After doing a little research I would like to speak out against what’s going on in Nigeria right now. Their pleas to #EndSarsNow IS VERY REAL. I have so much love for my Nigerian fans and it’s so hurtful to hear whats happening.

— Trey Songz (@TreySongz) October 10, 2020

Police brutality here in America often is an abuse of power driven by race. To be brutalized, extorted and murdered by your own people is unimaginable. Prayers up and I’m researching ways I can help. #EndSARS

— Trey Songz (@TreySongz) October 10, 2020

#EndSARS NOW #ENDSARSNOW
I just started reading up on this travesty taking place in Nigeria. If you have more info to dispense in the replies I’m all ears https://t.co/SKZIizxHE8

— Chance The Rapper (@chancetherapper) October 9, 2020

#EndSarsNow Word To ??

— Lil Baby (@whamcbfw4) October 9, 2020

Seeing how our voices have identified and ignited the world, no wonder d ?? government tried to censor social media earlier this year!!! Moving forward from this watershed moment we are no longer asleep to any of their gimmicks.. the youth are wide awake #EndSARS #EndSarsNow

— MI Abaga (@MI_Abaga) October 10, 2020