#Endsars Diary: Police shoot at Jos protesters
By Guardian Exclusive
16 October 2020 |
8:16 pm
The EndSARS protesters who were demonstrating peacefully in Jos, the Plateau State capital were attacked by Nigerian police officers with live ammunition.
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- Abuja
- Arsenal
- Biden
- Child Rights Act
- club
- Court
- Covid19
- cybersecurity firm
- Debate
- EndSARS
- export
- FG
- foreigners
- freeze
- Government
- Illegal
- IPO
- Jos
- Lagos
- McAfee
- medical cannabis
- Minister
- Mompha
- Nigeria
- pandemic
- Partey
- Plateau State
- Protesters
- Rwanda
- seize
- Stolen Funds
- submission
- Tariffs
- Thugs
- treatments
- Trump
- vaccines
- VideoOfTheDay
- World Bank
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