1 min readBy Bella Ogechukwu
Surveillance State and Brutality: Six Years After #EndSARS, Nigeria’s Crackdown on Dissent Deepens
While Abuja splurges billions on digital spyware to silence activists, state security forces continue a legacy of impunity and brute force By Mary Kiara LAGOS, Nigeria — Six years after youth-led protests against police brutality shocked the nation, Nigerian authorities are utilizing multi-billion-dollar digital surveillance networks and brute force to systematically crush civic dissent and […]
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- October 21, 2026
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