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#EndSARS: We’ve Met the Five Demands By Protesters – FG

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The Federal Government of Nigeria through the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, has said that it has met the five (5) demands of the #EndSARS protesters.

This was disclosed by the Minister during a stakeholders’ meeting with the Broadcasting Organization of Nigeria in Abuja.

The Minister stated that the demands made by #EndSARS protesters which include; the justice for all deceased victims of police brutality, immediate release of all #EndSARS protesters, immediate compensation of the affected families, investigation and prosecution of all police misconduct report, and the increase of police salary have all been met.

He added that the Federal Government did not only respond to the #EndSARS protesters demands, but was also very responsive and responsible to all their requests.

“As you can see, ladies and gentlemen we met the five demands,” he said.

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