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”What colour of aso ebi are we sewing for our court appearance?”- Aisha Yesufu asks other #EndSARS protesters who have been dragged to court
Recall that on Tuesday, November 10, a Nigerian man identified as Kenechukwu Okeke, with the Twitter handle @HumanRightsNG, filed the criminal complaint against some Nigerians who publicly associated with the #EndSARS protests. He alleged that his properties were destroyed during the riots “instigated and incited” by the 50 “accused persons” and asked that promoters of the End SARS protests be brought to justice.
Reacting via her Twitter handle this morning, Aisha wrote
”Hello #EndSarsList team mates. What colour of aso ebi are we sewing for our court appearance? #BlameGovernment #EndSars #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria #GenocideAtLekkiTollGate #CrimesAgainstHumanity”
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