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Some Nigerians protesting against police brutality in their home country were dispersed to the Nigerian embassy in Cairo, Egypt, and later arrested on Sunday. Shortly after the incident, the chairman of the Nigeria Commission on the Diaspora, Abike Dabiri, denied the Nigerian government’s involvement in the reduction. She explained that Nigerians were not arrested at the Nigerian embassy, but elsewhere. In a video that appeared online, Nigerians were arrested by state police while singing solidarity songs. As police tried to arrest them, protesters continually sang #EndSARS. One of the protesters in the video explained to the police that the protest was not against Egpyt police. Another was heard clarifying that by protesting at the Nigerian embassy, they are believed to be in their home country, Nigeria.
A Twitter user, @DrOlufunmilayo, alleged that “Nigerians were having a peaceful protest in Cairo Egypt today (Sunday) and the Nigerian Embassy called Egyptian police to arrest them. 20 people now arrested. How can Nigerians be arrested for peaceful gathering in a Nigerian embassy?”
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