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#EndSARS: Why Nigerians do not feel safe with the Special Anti-Robbery Squad

#EndSARS: Why Nigerians do not feel safe with the Special Anti-Robbery Squad

 Over 10,000 first hand report of SARS harassment, torture, extortion and kidnap have been shared on social media in the last 48 hours.
Many influential people have joined the campaign #EndSARS saying they don’t feel protected by SARS anymore due to misconduct, unprofessionalism etc

However, The spokesperson of the Nigerian Police Force Jimoh Moshood has said the people calling for the proscription of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS)may be armed robbers

Speaking to newsmen, Moshood said SARS is doing “fantastically well” in the country and there hasn’t been any violation of human rights. He said:

‘As we speak, SARS is doing fantastically well across the country in reducing incidents of robbery to the barest minimum… they are doing very, very well. There has not been any specific violation of human rights against any SARS personnel. So anybody that is spreading such a rumour is not doing the nation any good.

SARS has no excesses and when there is any, we do investigate.The call for SARS to be scrapped should be condemned by all well-meaning Nigerians. Anybody calling for their proscription is not doing the nation any good and such people should be suspected as having something to hide.’

He added that the police does not permit the violation of human rights by its men, and the ones who do so are apprehended.

Reactions has continued to trail the response from the police spokesman
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