Scores of End SARS protesters on Wednesday stormed the office of the Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, making several demands.
They rejected the newly established SWAT in its totality, raising concerns that the new police formation may engage in more acts of brutality than SARS. They informed the Governor that the disbanded SARS still has an office at Magbon, saying “they still brutalised somebody at Onikolobo.”
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