Why I haven't stopped protesting: #ENDSARS flag boy

 The iconic #ENDSARS flag boy has again expressed his reasons why he has not stopped protesting alone despite there been no more general protest since the Lekki shooting on October 20, 2020. 



The ENDSARs flag boy has been one of the remarkable and iconic feature of the ENDSARs protest. He  motivated most people to join the protest through his iconic photos seen all over the internet. After about a month of Nigerian youths halting the protests to give the government time to implement their promises to fulfill the #endsars 5for5, the ENDSARS flag boy is still seen along the streets of Lagos matching with the #Soro #Soke hashtag and the Nigeria flag soaked in blood. To him, this is his own part to keep up the fight against police brutality and putting an end to bad leadership in Nigeria.

He has expressed why he keeps matching the streets of Lagos with his flags. 

"The Reason Why I Haven’t Stopped Protesting...many of the people that was killed at the Lekki toll-gate and some places around Nigeria came out to protest after they saw my Flag. Now they are No more 💔🏳️. " He said.




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