wo years ago, on this day, I shared a statement of sincere disappointment, anger, condemnation and pain. Two years after, that position has not changed. The sad memory of what happened is what we cannot wish away. There's still a compelling need for Police reforms incorporating State Police and justice for those who have suffered police brutality. I maintain the position expressed in this video broadcast on 20/10/20. Our children MUST be heard and provided with spaces to express themselves within the ambit of the law and given opportunities too. My heart is still shattered for the families who lost loved ones during the #endsars demonstration. I stand with all families still grieving from their loss. -AA

It is a painful experience to behold. The turn of events showed that the nation doesn't care about the people but those in power.

I wish it wasn't so, but it is what it is.

We can mourn those gallant soldiers who without any arms and ammunition stood up in the face of bullets that was shot at them.

It is only real people who can do that.

What saddens me is that even when the national anthem was sang, it didn't mean a thing to those soldiers there present.

My only hope is that through the forth coming elections we the youths and the endsars campaigners should vote for the best person that would change the face of politics in Nigeria.