hardywaltz:
DJ Witch ur live will Neva be the same after causing wanton destruction and several deaths

Drella:


Wolf is Ikoko.
Thugs are Ehana.

I stand to be corrected tho.Na small pikin I be for yourba.

NwaAmaikpe:





Dear DJ Switch,

Your life changed for the worse but the good thing about bad times is that they do not last forever.
Once the stormy days are gone, you'd be ushered to where you belong, right amongst the heroines of the past.
It's just a little while before your name is engraved right besides that of Flora Nwapa and Margaret Ekpo.

You risked your life for the truth.
Despite a dead phone, rain of bullets and a bedlam of anguish, you didn't stop at the toll-gate, you proceeded to the hospital to ensure the world witnessed it all firsthand.
You sought medical assistance for strangers like they were your brothers and made even Christiane Amanpour jealous of your battle-time gallantry.

While you risked your life ensuring the narrative won't be later changed, the clout-chasing cowards who had earlier turned the tollgate as a venue to revive their dead showbiz careers hid in their bedrooms, typing deceptive words of encouragement to you on social media.

But we should have seen the signs,
We should have predicted they'd sell-out when Omotola Jalade Ekeinde questioned the authenticity of something we all watched live.

Today, they've said and it's been concluded that there was no massacre.
Today, you've been reduced from a heroine to a runaway DJ whose only aim was to help bring havoc and chaos to Lagos instead of her native state of Enugu.

Today they've tried to hijack the memory of 20.10.20 as theirs.
A day no one would ever have related to if not for you.

It is 20.10.21 and we won't forget.
Yes, we won't forget that once again, reality was twisted, sellouts sabotaged a struggle and in the end, we were made the scapegoats.

ogbe88:
Mr man becareful on how u speak. this is a public forum. if u don't take ur time, I will get ur I.P address.

Eriokanmi:
You're right. I just used the word wolves to describe our govt ni . Ęhana is also jaguda

BlowYourMind:
baby factory attention seeker, when fryno and flavour or whatever their name was called went to Enugu to protest, Enugu lawmaker put up a big billboard for them not to destroy Enugu ,the same bunch of hypocrites will come here to spill trash

NwaAmaikpe:





Dear DJ Switch,

Your life changed for the worse but the good thing about bad times is that they do not last forever.
Once the stormy days are gone, you'd be ushered to where you belong, right amongst the heroines of the past.
It's just a little while before your name is engraved right besides that of Flora Nwapa and Margaret Ekpo.

You risked your life for the truth.
Despite a dead phone, rain of bullets and a bedlam of anguish, you didn't stop at the toll-gate, you proceeded to the hospital to ensure the world witnessed it all firsthand.
You sought medical assistance for strangers like they were your brothers and made even Christiane Amanpour jealous of your battle-time gallantry.

While you risked your life ensuring the narrative won't be later changed, the clout-chasing cowards who had earlier turned the tollgate as a venue to revive their dead showbiz careers hid in their bedrooms, typing deceptive words of encouragement to you on social media.

But we should have seen the signs,
We should have predicted they'd sell-out when Omotola Jalade Ekeinde questioned the authenticity of something we all watched live.

Today, they've said and it's been concluded that there was no massacre.
Today, you've been reduced from a heroine to a runaway DJ whose only aim was to help bring havoc and chaos to Lagos instead of her native state of Enugu.

Today they've tried to hijack the memory of 20.10.20 as theirs.
A day no one would ever have related to if not for you.

It is 20.10.21 and we won't forget.
Yes, we won't forget that once again, reality was twisted, sellouts sabotaged a struggle and in the end, we were made the scapegoats.

NwaAmaikpe:





Dear DJ Switch,

Your life changed for the worse but the good thing about bad times is that they do not last forever.
Once the stormy days are gone, you'd be ushered to where you belong, right amongst the heroines of the past.
It's just a little while before your name is engraved right besides that of Flora Nwapa and Margaret Ekpo.

You risked your life for the truth.
Despite a dead phone, rain of bullets and a bedlam of anguish, you didn't stop at the toll-gate, you proceeded to the hospital to ensure the world witnessed it all firsthand.
You sought medical assistance for strangers like they were your brothers and made even Christiane Amanpour jealous of your battle-time gallantry.

While you risked your life ensuring the narrative won't be later changed, the clout-chasing cowards who had earlier turned the tollgate as a venue to revive their dead showbiz careers hid in their bedrooms, typing deceptive words of encouragement to you on social media.

But we should have seen the signs,
We should have predicted they'd sell-out when Omotola Jalade Ekeinde questioned the authenticity of something we all watched live.

Today, they've said and it's been concluded that there was no massacre.
Today, you've been reduced from a heroine to a runaway DJ whose only aim was to help bring havoc and chaos to Lagos instead of her native state of Enugu.

Today they've tried to hijack the memory of 20.10.20 as theirs.
A day no one would ever have related to if not for you.

It is 20.10.21 and we won't forget.
Yes, we won't forget that once again, reality was twisted, sellouts sabotaged a struggle and in the end, we were made the scapegoats.

effort1:


I'm certain her life has more value than that of everyone in your family.

NwekeUG:
EndSARS Anniversary: My Life Changed On This Day For Worse- DJ Switch (Photo, Video)

As Nigerians mark the #EndSARS protest anniversary, Nigerian activist, DJ Switch took to her Instagram handle to explain how the EndSARS protest changed her life, IgbereTV reports.

She shared a video of her participation during the protest via her Instagram handle. She captioned the video;


https://www.instagram.com/p/CVQdtggJHnB/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

See video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5E37Mz-b9c

https://igberetvnews.com/1403551/endsars-anniversary-life-changed-day-worse-dj-switch-photo-video/

ogbe88:
Mr man becareful on how u speak. this is a public forum. if u don't take ur time, I will get ur I.P address.

BlowYourMind:
baby factory attention seeker, when fryno and flavour or whatever their name was called went to Enugu to protest, Enugu lawmaker put up a big billboard for them not to destroy Enugu ,the same bunch of hypocrites will come here to spill trash[s][/s]You are typing trash

luvinhubby:

Goat !

abdelrahman:
Next time do your endsars in Igbo land

BlowYourMind:
The fact that you and your family members are down there and at disadvantage doesn't everyone is like you, paddle your canoe boy, don't try to compare, grace is sufficient

NwaAmaikpe:





Dear DJ Switch,

Your life changed for the worse but the good thing about bad times is that they do not last forever.
Once the stormy days are gone, you'd be ushered to where you belong, right amongst the heroines of the past.
It's just a little while before your name is engraved right besides that of Flora Nwapa and Margaret Ekpo.

You risked your life for the truth.
Despite a dead phone, rain of bullets and a bedlam of anguish, you didn't stop at the toll-gate, you proceeded to the hospital to ensure the world witnessed it all firsthand.
You sought medical assistance for strangers like they were your brothers and made even Christiane Amanpour jealous of your battle-time gallantry.

While you risked your life ensuring the narrative won't be later changed, the clout-chasing cowards who had earlier turned the tollgate as a venue to revive their dead showbiz careers hid in their bedrooms, typing deceptive words of encouragement to you on social media.

But we should have seen the signs,
We should have predicted they'd sell-out when Omotola Jalade Ekeinde questioned the authenticity of something we all watched live.

Today, they've said and it's been concluded that there was no massacre.
Today, you've been reduced from a heroine to a runaway DJ whose only aim was to help bring havoc and chaos to Lagos instead of her native state of Enugu.

Today they've tried to hijack the memory of 20.10.20 as theirs.
A day no one would ever have related to if not for you.

It is 20.10.21 and we won't forget.
Yes, we won't forget that once again, reality was twisted, sellouts sabotaged a struggle and in the end, we were made the scapegoats.

ogbe88:
Mr man becareful on how u speak. this is a public forum. if u don't take ur time, I will get ur I.P address.

NwaAmaikpe:





Dear DJ Switch,

Your life changed for the worse but the good thing about bad times is that they do not last forever.
Once the stormy days are gone, you'd be ushered to where you belong, right amongst the heroines of the past.
It's just a little while before your name is engraved right besides that of Flora Nwapa and Margaret Ekpo.

You risked your life for the truth.
Despite a dead phone, rain of bullets and a bedlam of anguish, you didn't stop at the toll-gate, you proceeded to the hospital to ensure the world witnessed it all firsthand.
You sought medical assistance for strangers like they were your brothers and made even Christiane Amanpour jealous of your battle-time gallantry.

While you risked your life ensuring the narrative won't be later changed, the clout-chasing cowards who had earlier turned the tollgate as a venue to revive their dead showbiz careers hid in their bedrooms, typing deceptive words of encouragement to you on social media.

But we should have seen the signs,
We should have predicted they'd sell-out when Omotola Jalade Ekeinde questioned the authenticity of something we all watched live.
Davido went to the police and denied supporting the protests.

Today, they've said and it's been concluded that there was no massacre.
Today, you've been reduced from a heroine to a runaway DJ whose only aim was to help bring havoc and chaos to Lagos instead of her native state of Enugu.

Today they've tried to hijack the memory of 20.10.20 as theirs.
A day no one would ever have related to if not for you.

It is 20.10.21 and we won't forget.
Yes, we won't forget that once again, reality was twisted, sellouts sabotaged a struggle and in the end, we were made the scapegoats.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
A screen shot of the music am listening to right now while blazing my weed

OdefaGirl:



I hope you still saw today's own.... Yorubas enmassed, people who know that what we look out for, is for the better of all.... not minding where you come from. But you are here, talking like a toddler..... do you even know what endsars protest was all about? Grow up kid.