American rapper and songwriter, Meek Mill has lent a voice to the #EndSARS movement against police brutality and extrajudicial killing in Nigeria.

This is coming after the Lekki tollgate massacre in Lagos that left many injured and some dead after the Nigerian Army opened fire on peaceful protesters.

The superstar rapper, Meek Mill raised an alarm on the current state of things in Nigeria amid the widespread #EndSARS protest.

In a tweet, the singer who was at a time in love with Nicki Minaj wrote, ”#ENDSARS I STAYED UP ALL NIGHT WATCHING CRAZY VIDEOS from #Nigeria IT LOOKS 100 worst than what Americans go thru with the system! Support our people!”

Senate President Ahmed Lawan has called on the #EndSARS protesters to halt the demonstrations across the country and give the government time to implement the demands.

He stated this on Sunday after a meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the state house in Abuja.

Lawan visited the president in the company of Femi Gbajabiamila, speaker of the house of representatives.

Speaking with state house correspondents after the meeting, Lawan urged protesters to give the government time, and stop the demonstrations, which have now been held daily for more than one week.

“Very critical to mention at this point is that since the protests have taken place, and the issues have been accepted, the time has come for the protests to stop, because government needs to have sufficient time, a clement environment to implement the demands of the protesters.

“We also need to have our economy to continue to go on. When you try to stop everybody from engaging in their businesses, closing the roads to markets and other economic places, we distract the economy of the country, and that is not the best way to go.

“If the issues had not been accepted, then there would have been genuine reasons to continue with the demonstrations. But since the issues have been accepted, we should give government time to implement the issues.

“Therefore, I am taking this opportunity to appeal to our youth who are protesting, that the protests have already yielded the desired result.

“First of all, they said ‘end SARS’ — that was the beginning. SARS was ended, not by the IGP; SARS was ended by the president. President Muhammadu Buhari made a statement — a presidential statement, and that will be the first time that any president will say ‘end SARS’. And SARS has ended. The other issues followed.”

Nollywood actress, Mercy Aigbe, has said that she can testify that the ongoing nationwide #Endsars protest will give ladies husbands this year more than Shiloh.

Narrating her experience, she said she witnessed a young guy walk up to her and asked how she was. According to the mother of two, she had to remove her glasses and mask and he recognized her.

“I can testify to this! Two days back at the protest in Alausa, one young guy walked up to me and said fine girl how are you? Na so I remove my mask/glasses and he screamed ‘ ha Mercy ‘ 😂” She wrote on Instagram.

A disabled Nigerian lady, Jane Obiene has gotten the attention of Nigerians on social media after she joined the #EndSARS protest yesterday despite her condition.

Jane who has been unemployed since 2013 partly because of her disability, joined thousands of Nigerians to march for an end to police brutality in the country.

A popular Nigerian doctor on Twitter, Aproko Doctor, created a donate link for Jane with a 30 day period in mind for N500k, in other for her to get prosthetic legs.

Nigerians have now raised over N3.7million and counting for her in less than 2 hours. See below…