Endsars Stories

You guys , of you se ethis please dont ignore , people are dying!

❝A story of seven teenagers; A Dangerous Warrior, A Craven-hearted prince, A Young sage, A Gluttonous Rogue, A Bounteous Witch, An incredible joker, and A Heartbroken priestess are all asked to play a game of Àyò, only that in this game every decision made as a lasting consequence on the people they all swore to protect. In this game, there are allies, enemies, comrades, and betrayers.❞ ★★★★ After a raid on a Royal Navy's Ship, Adetomi and his friends are on the run. Prince Adekunle embarks on a mission to kill Adetomi, his cousin, and the only threat to his throne. During his escape, Adetomi meets new people on the way who are determined to put him on the throne. Meanwhile, in the shadows, Olodumare reveals a new Oduduwa, one none of them is prepared for. Cover design by Sereneur.

A story about love, Justice and corruption

Insomnia trigger ⚠️ Death trigger ⚠️ Rape trigger ⚠️ Based on a real life story but was written in a fictionalized mode cuz I'm not given a strict instruction to post the story on Wattpad She's not your typical Lagos girl. Her name is Rhema "Night" Owolabi, born in the slums of Ajegunle but with a voice so powerful it could raise the dead or start a revolution. She disappears at age 14 after a brutal incident no one talks about. When she returns at 20, she's changed: tattooed, cold, singing songs too real for radio. She starts dropping songs exposing pastors, politicians, police brutality, and even sexual abuse in the music industry. Her lyrics are coded, but those who know, know. She becomes viral in the underground, but hated by the powerful. She's hunted, blacklisted, labeled a cultist, called possessed. Her abuse in the church as a child singer A cult group that tried to silence her permanently A female gang that protects her in the streets A young journalist trying to uncover her story who may be in love with her or trying to betray her Her battle with mental health PTSD, rage, depression but music is her only therapy

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The killings going on in the name of reform, in our mother's land and country NIGERIA, has pulled 90 percent of the youths to the streets in protest, pleading and begging that the government stands up and does something concerning this issue. In the outside world being a youth is something they don't take for granted funny how this same people who stood and shouted #blacklivesmatter are still the same people Killing their own blood. What a shame these has brought on the black man. A lot of people in the world are already standing up and saying NO to this injustice called Justice. Being a networker, a crypto dealer and all other online businesses doesn't mean we're FRAUDSTER. Living a good life doesn't mean it came through fraudulent means, and with all this I join the motion. #ENDSARS.

The Nigerian youths revolt against police brutality and political corruption. Their plans to correct the system fail; thus, they resort to seeking justice, equity, and fairness at the polls. Will they succeed?

This poetry imply the situation of giant of Africa

When Koko finally decides to stop pushing upwards, she embraces the new lifestyle of an escort. Her clients were supposed to be 'really old and probably can't get it up' as Kiki described them, but Koko finds herself torn between conflicted feelings for this man who sparked deep want and tenderness in her insides. ********** '𝐀𝐧 𝐞𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐚 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐨𝐧, 𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐝, 𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐧𝐞𝐫, 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫...𝐀𝐝𝐝 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐚𝐝𝐠𝐞𝐬 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐰𝐢𝐥𝐥. 𝐈 𝐰𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧 𝐢𝐭.' ********** For Koko, this new life will either save her and her epileptic sister...or destroy what is left of their lives. One thing is for sure, though...it will change her forever.

What happens when the people who are supposed to protect you become the ones you fear the most? In Nigeria, many innocent young people are targeted by a special police unit called SARS. If you are young, wear dreadlocks, drive a nice car, or carry an iPhone, the police automatically assume you are a criminal. After a hardworking young man is shot and killed by an officer for no reason, the youth of the country decide they have finally had enough. They take to the streets and use social media to start a massive protest called #ENDSARS. They are fighting for justice, peace, and the basic right to stay alive. But the government and the police fight back with violence, turning the peaceful protests into a dangerous battle for survival. We've Had Enough is a powerful and emotional story about corruption, trauma, and a generation that refuses to stay silent any longer.

It is the year 2027, 25 more COVID variants have been discovered and the drive for mass vaccination is more intense than ever before. Shortly after meeting the new love of his life, Nigerian human rights activist and anti-vaxer, Acho, leads an anti-vaccine protest in the city of Lagos to counter the government's latest stringent vaccination laws, which were deemed as discriminatory against anti-vaxers. The protest turns out to be bloody. Following the violent protests, Acho tries to pick up the pieces. This story shows a human rights fighter's search for justice, life, death...and love.

Marshal Makamantirazaria in his ebullient style continues his narrative with this section of his story of a deprived childhood, his early wiles to get education, a feat which ordinarily was beyond orphans of his ilk. Read on.

There are annoying reasons why people do not work out. How can you be forced to be healthy? That is absurd... really. READ THIS ARTICLE and see where you fall into, and then change your annoying ways.

Listen to what people are saying concerning the endears protest in Nigeria and globally

20th of October, 2020... "Maami, you people did not talk. Your generation didn't speak up. It is time for us to speak up Maami. It is our duty." Jóke, a 25 year old Nigerian is bent on speaking up to injustice following the death of her brother years ago by SARS officials. No one can stop the fire that has been kindled in the heart of the Nigerians who stepped forward. Will there be War or Peace? Will Jóke come back? 20|10|20

SARS AND KILLINGS #endsars# #endswat# #endpolicebrutality# #endbadgovernance# #endevilperpetrators# #endabsymalcabal#

The African version of ''The Hate You Give.'' The story reminisces police brutality in Nigeria. It captures our pains, loss and the disgusting evidence that lady Justitia has remained without a blindfold for most part of history. I write for everyone. #remembertheirnames

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..."I will be a goddess,my words and actions will-be law. Anything I do will have no consequence, you just watch and when I get it". I was baffled and could hardly control my expression when he hailed her "my one and only, adumadan, awokilumo" I shook my head in pity of their ignorance and thirst for power which went unknown to the other on my table... who practically promise to use their hands and legs to build their nations have not learnt any lesson from their past "heroes" as they rule with greed on their shoulders.