ENDSARS: Aisha Reacts To People Cursing Her Inside Mosques

Nigerian socio-political activist and co-convener of the Bring Back Our Girls Movement, Aisha Yesufu, said she was informed that some people in her faith do hold a session after prayer in their mosques to lay curses on her.

Yesufu in a post on her Twitter account on Friday, October 30 said she asked to confirm how many of those curses the same people rained on her when she protested against the Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s administration.

Naija News understands that Aisha Yefusu is one of the patriotic citizens who stormed the streets to demand an end to police brutality in the country.

Reacting to the alleged curses, Aisha assert that the country as a whole is under a curse.

She tweeted, “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”.

See the tweet below;

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 🤣

— Aisha Yesufu (@AishaYesufu) October 30, 2020

In other news, the management of Television Continental (TVC) has lamented the impact of the recent violent attack on its properties and equipment and how it has affected their operations, Naija News reports.

The station’s chief executive officer, Mr. Andrew Hanlon explained that the auditorium which housed three main studios, three control rooms, three master control rooms, and a central transmission laboratory said to have been equipped with modern communication gadgets worth millions of dollars was razed down during the attack.