The City of Dallas, United States in Downtown was a standstill on a protest Wednesday October 21, 2020 against putting an End to Police brutality in Nigeria. The diaspora supports that President Muhammadu Buhari, who claims to be the President of Nigeria should resign and step down his seat of power as President of Nigeria because he has lost all credibility. Protesters expressed in one voice that Buhari Must Go, to End Nepotism, End Poor Governance, End Police brutality, End Tribalism, End SARS, etc.
It was a peaceful protest at Dallas as their impact attracted other passersby to join the protest. Fox News Media who saw oneness and unity among the protesters assured that the news would be published for further awareness. The protesters expressed deep concern over those who lost their lives in the Lekki shootings and those who died or were injured in the violence on Tuesday 20th October, 2020. A minute silence was observed in honor of the faithful departed souls in Nigeria.
Courage Igene, United State based Preacher who preside over 'All Nations Churches' Worldwide with its International headquarters in Dallas, joined the protesters in fighting for justice of Nigeria youth to EndSARS and Police brutality.
He also expressed his heartfelt concern on Facebook, by calling on the International Community to immediately summon the civilian despot of Nigeria before the International Criminal Court for Crimes Against Humanity. He also called on the U.S President, Donald Trump to immediately condemn the genocide sponsored by the Nigerian government and use the power of his good office to call the blood sucking evil regime of Nigeria to order or risk U.S. Military intervention with surgical strikes on the political vampires in the corridors of power.
Ha added that the reign of terror must come to an end, Bad sleeping leadership must go, Corrupt in high places must end, Action of paid thugs to hijack the revolution should be rejected.
The cleric lamented that the innocent killing and massacre at lekki should be avenged, therefore urged the Federal Government to thoroughly investigate the tragic events at Lekki and other parts of the country, give justice to all victims even as it engages the EndSARS Protesters to reach a common agreement to end police brutality.
According to his words that "It is not enough to pray, we have been praying since 1960, we have prayed enough, enough is enough, action is what we need".
The evil in Nigeria must end. He added.
He applauded the peaceful way ENDSARS Protests in Dallas, having conducted themselves peacefully.
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