[#EndSARS] Osinbajo calls Taye Olubayo who addressed a letter to him

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo reached a Twitter user, Taye Paul Olubayo, who addressed a handwritten letter to him on October 6 via a phone call.

In the letter, Mr Olubayo analysed the number of youths who worked actively to elect the Muhammadu Buhari administration in 2015 and in 2019.

Parts of the letter read: “Over the past few days, and tracing back to few years ago, the period during which you stood in for your principal as acting President, I’m very sure you remember our cries with respect to the dreaded SARS.

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“Don’t get me wrong Sir, I understand quite clearly that the President is the C-in-C and as such, in charge of all the security agencies. That being said, I will do well to remind you that you both were elected on a joint ticket by the virtue of which you share both the glory and ‘dragging’ of this administration.

He further stated that, “Sir, we are tired, very tired. A nation pushed to the wall by its leaders would be one hell of a place to govern. I trust you already understand the implications.”

Surprisingly, Professor Yemi Osinbajo got the letter and called him to discuss the content of the letter and the way forward.

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On the 31st of October, he quoted his tweet to provide an update. “So based off this letter I addressed to VP Osinbajo a few weeks ago, I got a call from him today and we spoke at length. The VP and I discussed steps that MUST be taken to ending police brutality. I shared my thoughts and he promised me personally to act on them,” Olubayo said.