What is SoroSoke?

Soro Soke is a Yoruba phrase which translates to “Speak louder.”
Now come to mean to "speak up".

This phrase has come to mean “Don’t be silent” or “Don’t sit on the fence.”

The Origin of SoroSoke?

Some say it became a slogan when a governor came out to speak to #ENDSARS protesters and he was talking in a low tone so a certain angry youth shouted at him to: “Soro Soke! Werey!” – literally translating to “Speak louder, madman!”

Other accounts say the phrase became popularized when a young lady wore a t-shirt with "SoroSoke Weyrey" boldly written on it to one of the protest venue in Alausa, lagos.

Either way it has become the slogan of the oppressed and it has sold.

A quick check reveals that the phrase are no longer available on top level domain names.

SoroSoke.com gone
SoroSoke.net gone
SoroSoke.org gone too

In other news ;
The iconic Hair Comb that every Nigerian is used to, especially our parents has become a symbol of speaking up, a symbol of SoroSoke.

Trends going on right now says this comb has always spoken to our parents, but they sure never listened, However the youth listened and they are taking it by the horn.

Lalasticlala

Arrrrrrrh

Soro soke - Yoruba

Kafada - Hausa

Igbo?? Help?