Popular Nigerian singer, Dice Ailes has led a group of #EndSARS protesters in Toronto, Canada.

In a series of posts shared via his Instagram page on Tuesday, October 13, 2020, the singer disclosed that he led the demonstration against the lingering police brutality in Nigeria, Pulse.ng said.

"Yesterday, Toronto came out with me in numbers to demand change. We have been deprived for so many years our rights as citizens. We are scattered all across the world, running Helter-skelter from one place to another, enduring systems that weren’t designed to favour us, simply because life is unbearable in our natural home," he wrote.

He follows in the sted of celebrity colleagues who are leading similar movement in popular cities in the diaspora.

Recall Nigerian music superstar Wizkid on Sunday, October, 11, joined hundreds of Nigerians to protest in London for the same campaign.

While we reported that musician, Zlatan Ibile also led a number of students and entrepreneurs in Accra.

“For Nigerians youths, don’t let anyone tell you you don’t have a voice,” he told the crowd.

"This is just the beginning!! We won our fight to #ENDSARS .. now Reform the Nigerian police!! #Endpolice brutality! We deserve good governance," he later said on Twitter.

Meanwhile, CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, has joined the #EndSARS campaign.

He tweeted the hashtag at 9:40pm Nigerian time on Wednesday, October 14, 2020.

The philanthropist also tweeted a link on #EndPoliceBrutality.

I just released a song tittled “ No one “?
This song is dedicated to recent events happening in Nigeria and the initiative we the people have taken to #EndSars ?#EndSwat #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria #EndPoverty #EndInjustice
?https://t.co/2YnAVatUV4 pic.twitter.com/5nhf3iWA0Q

— Mr. Miyagi (@DiceAiles) October 14, 2020

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Yesterday, Toronto came out with me in numbers to demand change. We have been deprived for so many years our rights as citizens. We are scattered all across the world, running Helter-skelter from one place to another, enduring systems that weren’t designed to favour us, simply because life is unbearable in our natural home. But enough is enough. The new generation Nigeria is not afraid! You have turned our brothers and sisters in the police force against us. While we fight for them, they shoot us dead in the the streets. But we understand the concept of life, death & sacrifice. And we have given ourselves up so life will be better for the generation after us. We understand death is inevitable so we are not afraid of your guns. We understand that a lot of the issues we face daily are deeply rooted in poverty. So even after we win our fight against Police brutality in Nigeria. We will fight to end poverty. Fight to end impunity. Fight to end injustice. Fight to end insecurity. The battle hasn’t ended it has only just begun. Cc @femilawson_ @_meheret @tomeofficial_ @tpsosagie @emperorsimmy @escravosboy @starboytemidayo #EndPoverty #EnsSarsNow #EndPoliceBrutality #endsarsbrutalityinnigeria

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