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Yul Edochie, Tuface, Davido, Tiwa Salvage


One human rights activist, Kenechukwu Okeke has confirmed filling a criminal proceedings before a magistrate court in Abuja against 50 persons for “promoting” the #EndSARS protests.
Yul Edochie, Nollywood star; Innocent Idibia, Nigerian singer and songwriter popularly known as 2face; David Adeleke,Nigerian Afropop singer better known as Davido, are among persons listed in the suit.
Nigerians in October came out in their numbers to match round some of the cities across the country to protest against police brutality which resulted to destruction of public properties.


Several public figures and celebrities lent their voices to the protests which gained national and international attention.
Okeke, in the court document posted on his Twitter handle on Monday, alleged that the defendants acted in a manner “with intent to assist in the promotion of an unlawful assembly under the guise or composition of #EndSARS”.
According to him, the defendants used Twitter, a microblogging social media platform, to instigate “some riotous and tumultuous persons” who destroyed his (Okeke’s) property.
He added that the actions of the defendants contravened Section 97 (2) of the Penal Code Act, C53 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2001.
In a tweet accompanying the suit, Okeke wrote: “Having initiated criminal proceedings against the #EndSARS riots promoters at exactly 1052hrs WAT, 09/11/2020, we shall ensure that same is diligently prosecuted in the interest of defence, public safety and public order. The Federal Republic of Nigeria is country of laws.”
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