Time has passed since the indomie generation rose up with one voice to challenge the status quo in Nigeria. We've wiped our eyes of the streaks of tears and cleaned our streets of the blood that was unjustly shed; it is time to press our phones and the government's necks some more.
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Listen to the stories of many that have suffered fighting for their lives at the mercy of the rogue Special Anti Robbery Squad Unit. Remember that the fight continues. Say their names. Say their names...
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What font is appropriate to write an official letter to CNN? What one word do you have to say to the government? Do we need an intervention from international bodies to 'sit up' as a country?
This and many more, we discuss on today's episode.
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On today's episode we throw it back to events that have taken place since the Nigerian youth dared to demand for better from the government.
Let's continue this conversation online, let us know what you think @esu_podcast.