#EndSARS We the youth have zero knowledge of the reality of what happened in the 60's and 70's in nigeria, we have no knowledge of war, we have no knowledge of soldiers on the streets (not check points), we don't know anything regarding such!!!!!! We thought we could just keep...

...pushing the government? The government even bowed to our pressure out of avoidance of blood shed. The President scrapped SARS, we said it's not enough. They agreed to sit & meet but we senslessly sent Davido. We demanded for justice but refused to give them time, forgetting...

...that we live in a democracy and as much as there is freedom to protest, there is also due process in the court of law. We started #EndSARS but now we are talking about the president should resign. The point is that we started a movement but we allowed our inexperience...

...to show & that took charge. We went in without a structure, without an appointed leader or leaders, no real defined mission. Even from our hashtag it is clear, we will see #endsars tweets talking about senators earning a lot of money. Are we fighting police brutality or...

...how government officials make undeserved money? We use one movement to try and tackle everything at once before even having complete success in the other. We shot ourselves in the foot for not creating a structure & it is now coming back to bite us in the ass. We are crying...

...out, saying some people have hijacked the movement. A movement is not a car that people will just hijack. If we had a person or people speaking for the movement, then those people would easily differentiate between the movement & something else, but we didn't do any of that...

...If we continue saying it, then it was never much of a "movement" to begin with. We fight with too much emotions & not enough strategy. The government will outsmart you, will dismantle you and will defeat you. WHY?! Because there is simply a structure meant to do exactly that!