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We must never allow their courage to become just another hashtag or their sacrifice to fade into an annual social media trend.
We remember. We mourn. We demand accountability. We refuse to forget.
#EndSARS #NeverForget #20October2020 #NigeriaDeservesBetter
We are not where we hoped we would be. And that is a painful truth.
The people who took to the streets deserved better. The people who lost their lives deserved better. And every Nigerian still hoping for a country that works deserves better.
Yet, here we are, still asking many of the same questions.
What was it all for if the cries for change continue to echo without the answers we hoped for? What does it mean to remember if we refuse to confront the realities that made those protests necessary?
We remember the voices that were silenced, the lives that were lost, and the young Nigerians who dared to believe that their country could be better. They asked for accountability, dignity, and a Nigeria where being a citizen would not feel like a punishment.
The cost of living keeps rising, insecurity remains a concern, and many Nigerians still struggle with the same issues of injustice, abuse of power, and a system that often seems indifferent to the suffering of its people.
You're sorry you got caught.
I want to sincerely apologize to the lady I made an insensitive comment about. What I said about her scars and the comment about men asking if she had “sucked a roasted breast” was disrespectful, hurtful, and completely uncalled for.
Regardless of the circumstances, nobody deserves to be body-shamed or made to feel less beautiful because of their scars or physical appearance. My words were wrong, and I take full responsibility for them.
I understand that words can leave wounds that are not always visible, and I deeply regret using mine to hurt someone. She did not deserve that treatment, and I am truly sorry for the embarrassment and pain I may have caused her.
I am not making this apology to defend myself or seek sympathy. I am making it because I recognize that I was wrong, and I owe her a public apology.
To her, I am genuinely sorry. You deserved respect, and I failed to show you that. I hope my apology can be the beginning of making things right. ❤️
