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Women gather for #EndSARS #Policebrutality protest in Port Harcourt

#Police brutality take their turn

BY IBRAHIM BAKARE

Women from all strata of the society today, Monday, October 19, gathered at UTC Bus stop along Azikiwe road, Port Harcourt, the Rivers State Capital to start their own peaceful protest against illegal Police arrest and brutality against their sons and husbands.

The women carried placards with various inscriptions like:” Don’t Arrest and kill our Sons”,”If you kill our son who inherits our wealth?” Leave our sons, they’re not criminals”,”We are mothers,we protect our sons””Leave Him, He is not A Criminal””Please End Police Brutality” etc.

They who in various shades of attires of black and blue trousers and T-shirts are expected to March towards the Government House Gate and the Rivers State Police Command headquarters to drop their demands.

Similarly, the #EndSARS,#Policebrutality Protesters have announced that they are going to hit the streets of Port Harcourt tomorrow, Tuesday October 20.

In their online post today, the Protesters said they will gather at the Pleasure Park along Aba/Port Harcourt Expressway, Port Harcourt, which incidentally shares boundary with barracks of 6 Division of Nigerian Army, Port Harcourt.

At the time of filing this report, 10.30am women who are not fewer than hundred had gathered at the UTC Bus Stop.

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