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#EndSARS: Atiku Warns Buhari Against Using Force On Protesters

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Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has warned President Muhammadu Buhari against deploying maximum force to disperse #EndSARS protesters staging peaceful protests across the country.

The Peoples Democratic Party’s presidential candidate in a tweet on Tuesday stated the use of force would only aggravate the situation.

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He expressed sadness over loss of lives in several states during the protests as a result of infiltration by hoodlums and thugs.

READ ALSO : #EndSARS Protest,A Product Of Extensive Agitation Of The Nigerian Youths- Obasanjo

Atiku said: “My appeal to the government of @MBuhari is that he must not succumb to the temptation to use further maximum force on #EndSARS protesters.

He however called on President Buhari to apply reasoning and show that he cares and address the nation especially the youths.

The #EndSARS protesters are not unreasonable; they mean well and acted responsibly. This is the time to appeal to their reason by speedily implementing their reasonable demands. The use of maximum force will aggravate, rather than placate.

— Atiku Abubakar (@atiku) October 20, 2020

When government shows that it cares, the citizens will fare well. Now is the time to apply reason, rather than brute force. 

And on that basis, I urge @MBuhari to talk to the nation, and particularly the youth of Nigeria.

— Atiku Abubakar (@atiku) October 20, 2020

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