Thugs attack #EndSARS protesters in Osun

Some thugs at the early hours of Saturday attacked #EndSARS protesters in Osogbo capital of Osun State.

Hoodlums brandishing cutlasses attacked the #EndSARS protesters at the popular Ola-Iya junction.

Injured protester

One of the protesters identified as Oloye was injured in the attack.

This is the second time the protesters will be facing hoodlums attacks.

Last Thursday, the protesters were attacked at Alekuwodo area, Osogbo.

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