EndSARS: Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen holds up a shirt saying “End Police Brutality In Nigeria” after scoring his first goal for Napoli (photos) - AMEBO NEWSPAPERS NG.

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EndSARS: Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen holds up a shirt saying “End Police Brutality In Nigeria” after scoring his first goal for Napoli (photos)

The Editor October 17, 2020 METRO,

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#EndSARS: Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen holds up a shirt saying "End Police Brutality In Nigeria" after scoring his first goal for Napoli (photos)

Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen celebrated his first goal for Napoli by holding up a white shirt with the inscription “#End Police Brutality In Nigeria” during his team 4 – 1 win against Atlanta on Saturday, October 17.

Recall the 21-year-old became Nigeria’s most expensive player after completing a €50m move to Napoli from Lille in July 2020.

Today, he scored his first goal for the club and celebrated with a message, calling for an end to police brutality in Nigeria amid the ongoing #EndSARS protests.

See more photos below.

#EndSARS: Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen holds up a shirt saying "End Police Brutality In Nigeria" after scoring his first goal for Napoli (photos)

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