EndSARS: Soldiers Arrested Me on My Way To Buy Food

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Mother of four, Aishat Muhammad, who allegedly violated the curfew order imposed by the Lagos state government, narrates how she was arrested, tortured and denied freedom to see her family. Watch the video below:

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