Journalist Kemi Olunloyo has said that parents were not happy about the Nigerian Government’s decision to disband the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS.

Inspector-General of Police, IGP Adamu Mohammed, on Sunday, disbanded the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS.

This was in response to the series of protest against the police unit which has been accused of brutality.

Reacting to the government’s decision, Kemi Olunloyo tweeted:

“The average criminal in Nigeria is a young person between 18-25. Internet fraud Cultism Armed robber Terrorist insurgent Banditry insurgent Militant Ritualist Rapist Don’t blame the government. Blame your parents. Many parents were not happy about #endsars yesterday.”

The average criminal in Nigeria is a young person between 18-25.
Internet fraud
Cultism
Armed robber
Terrorist insurgent
Banditry insurgent
Militant
Ritualist
Rapist
Don’t blame the government. Blame your parents. Many parents were not happy about #endsars yesterday. #THS

— #ReformPoliceNG?️?? Dr Kemi Olunloyo (@KemiOlunloyo) October 12, 2020