#EndSARS: I’m cursed in mosques, says activist, Aisha Yesufu

NIGERIAN activist, Aisha Yesufu has opened up on the aversion of his fellow Muslim faithful to her participation in widespread #EndSARS protest.

The activist said fellow Muslims now make it a duty to rain curses on her in mosques after prayers

Aisha, who is one of the engines that propelled the protests against police brutality and harassment in Nigeria, however, said she is not bothered for a second.

The co-convener of the BringBackOurGirls, BBOG advocacy group, wondered why her fellow faithful in Islam did not do same thing to her when she was making similar demands of good governance and accountability from Goodluck Jonathan.

Taking to Twitter, she wrote,”Heard I am being cursed in mosques! People finish praying and take time out to curse me in their prayers.

“I have asked they should please let me know how many of these curses they rained on me when I was making same demands during GEJ! We are all already cursed in Nigeria,” she tweeted.

activist, Aisha Yesufu has opened up on the aversion of his fellow Muslim faithful to her participation in widespread #EndSARS protest.

The activist said fellow Muslims now make it a duty to rain curses on her in mosques after prayers

Aisha, who is one of the engines that propelled the protests against police brutality and harassment in Nigeria, however, said she is not bothered for a second.

The co-convener of the BringBackOurGirls, BBOG advocacy group, wondered why her fellow faithful in Islam did not do same thing to her when she was making similar demands of good governance and accountability from Goodluck Jonathan.

Taking to Twitter, she wrote,”Heard I am being cursed in mosques! People finish praying and take time out to curse me in their prayers.

“I have asked they should please let me know how many of these curses they rained on me when I was making same demands during GEJ! We are all already cursed in Nigeria,” she tweeted.