End SARS protest in Lekki toll gate: Who be DJ Switch wey film shooting on protesters?
Di Tuesday evening attack wey happun for Lekki Toll gate area of Lagos, south west Nigeria wey kill at least one protester, na event many pipo see live because one popular entertainer DJ Switch, stream am for social media as e dey happun.
DJ Switch for protest ground Dis don leave kweshion ontop pipo mind about di safety of di DJ, wey her real name na Obianuju Catherine Udeh. As of late night of 20 October, tori bin comot say Nigerian authorities don detain her. Odas say she don die, as she lose her life in di crossfire of di live ammunition shooting by soldiers for Lekki toll gate. But by early mor mor of Wednesday, di mata don clear as DJ Switch use Instagram to confam say she dey alive and well. Nigerian Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus na anoda celebrity wey many fear for her her life because she bin dey di scene of di shooting. She too, go ontop Instagram around 4am (WAT) on Wednesday to assure her fans say she dey okay. Who be DJ Switch Not to confuse am with 12-year-old Ghanaian DJ child wonder wey dey answer di same name, dis DJ Switch na Nigerian born and based professional DJ wey dey totori pipo with her skills home and abroad. Her real name na Obianuju Catherine Udeh, and she also be songwriter and musician wey for 2013 become di winner of di first edition of The Glo X Factor at di age of 29. She be di last of eight children, from Udi for Enugu State, Eastern Nigeria. DJ Switch na Geology graduate from University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State and according to her biography for Instagram, she also na di "1st ever Redbull 3Style North/West Africa Champion". DJ Switch bin don use her platform and celebrity status to draw attention to di #EndSARS protest against police brutality in Lagos, wia she dey based. She dey follow do street protest regularly and dis na how she manage dey close to di action to use her phone video di anyhow shooting of unarmed protesters by security operatives wey many ogbonge international pipo don already condemn, including former US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton.