Good things happen when Buhari is not around – Nigerians react on Twitter
So far, the reactions on Twitter show that the Acting President’s order is a welcome development.
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This was made known in a statement issued by the Acting President’s spokesman, Laolu Akande.
Osinbajo, at a forum in June 2018, disclosed that President Buhari was concerned with the operations of SARS and had already ordered a review of the unit.
Twitter reactions
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As expected, the directive has sparked a lot of reactions on social media.
Some Nigerians have hailed Osinbajo for the directive while some have asked the Acting President to forgive them for abusing him.
Some users even called on the President to remain in London permanently.
See reactions on Twitter below:
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The Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) unit of the Nigerian police have constantly been accused of unlawful arrest, high-handedness, humiliation, detention and extortion by Nigerians.
This prompted the formation of a social advocacy movement known as End Special Anti-Robbery Squad (END SARS) on social media.
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