Nigerians React As #EndSARS Projected on Church screen during service

Nigerians React As #EndSARS Projected on Church screen during service.

As the #EndSARS protests continue to rock the country, a Lagos church has decided to wade into the campaign by projecting the End SAARS hashtag on its screen during service.#EndSARS projected on Church screen during service

Taking to Twitter, a member of the church posted a photo of the hashtag on the screen.

The Church, Vine Branch church was extolled on social media over their decision to campaign for the end of police brutality in the country.

#EndSARS today in church pic.twitter.com/PjUasBYuT7

— BABY GIRL 💞💖 (@keturah_xo_) October 11, 2020

See some reactions on Twitter:

*** Abeg which church be this? We need to start identifying the right churches to attend. This one is one of them.

*** Fact pls what’s the name? I hope it’s not outside the country ooo because everything about this country na scam

*** After the sermon, please pastor should lead everyone for 30min for a walk

** What church is this???? I’m looking at my new church

*** What church is this?? They need new members oo I’m looking at my new church

*** This is what the Church is about. This is what Christ taught. Fight for the weak, for the poor, for the oppressed. This is practical Christianity

*** Good! At the end of the service, talk to your pastor. Let him use his connections to help us. It’s not just about putting up the End SARS banner, we need action.

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