Nigerian singer, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido has revealed that he will be meeting with the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu today. 

The meeting is connected with the ongoing #EndSARS campaign going on both online and offline.

Davido, in a tweet on Sunday night, pleaded with his colleagues to join him in the IGP’s office.

I am meeting with the inspector general of police tomorrow 10 am .... all my colleagues if u can get to Abuja 2moro before 10 am and follow me to the meeting ! It would mean a lot ❤️

— Davido (@davido) October 11, 2020

He wrote: “I am meeting with the Inspector-General of Police tomorrow at 10 am.

“All my colleagues if you can get to Abuja tomorrow before 10 am and follow me to the meeting! It would mean a lot."

The FEM crooner explained that the battle has not yet been won.

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He said those that were unjustly arrested during peaceful protest should be released immediately.

The DMW boss also said there should be an executive order, a legislative action and a judicial panel of enquiry set up to prosecute the SARS operatives involved in various crimes.

It was gathered that while pleading with the Nigerian officers to set the protesters free, went down on his knees and enjoined other protesters to do same.

Sharing photos from the scene, Davido wrote;

Amidst it all. We must not forget the reasons we are protesting, we must not forget the peaceful manner of the protests and we must most certainly not back down until our demands are met! Sars ending is a great start but the task is far from completed! pic.twitter.com/DdlYqca49x

— Davido (@davido) October 11, 2020

“Amidst it all. We must not forget the reasons why we are protesting, we must not forget the peaceful manner of the protest and we most certainly not back down until our demands are met! You either live for something or you die for noting. SARS ending is a great start but the task is far from complete! Now let’s end police brutality as a whole!”

"I’m on ground right now in Abuja and it’s chaos !! Whaaaaaat????? Over 20 protesters were arrested for no reason and they must be released .. they were shot at and arrested!! We can not take this!"