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ABSTRACT
In 2017, EndSARS started when Segun Awosanya and other activists on Twitter began to demand that the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) be scrapped. A report by Amnesty International, indicted SARS as being responsible for human rights abuse, cruelty, degrading treatment of Nigerians in their custody and other widespread torture. The main objective of the study is to examine the post End SARS protest on human lives and properties in Nigeria. The study adopted the use of survey research design, with a sample population of five thousand (5000) which was reduced to three hundred and seventy using systematic sampling techniques. Questionnaire were distributed to the correspondent and collected for further analysis using table and percentages while the test of hypothesis was carried out using chi-square with the help of Statistical Packages for Social Sciences (SPSS). The study found out that: there is significant relationship between public administrator and the protection of citizen’s life and properties and also there is a significant impact of post EndSars protest on lives and properties in Nigeria. It was therefore recommended that; Government, whether Federal, State or Local Governments, in collaboration with security agencies, Civil Society Organizations and traditional/religious institutions should create avenues and listen to the millions of voices calling for police reform and see an opportunity to transform relations between police and communities. The disbanding of SARS and establishment of SWAT as pronounced by the Inspector General of Police should be backed up with action, signaling a reform by prosecuting officers involved in brutalizing the masses.
