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DJ Switch, also known as Obianuju Udeh, celebrated a recent decision by the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice as a win for herself and others involved in the #EndSARS protests.
The court ordered the Nigerian government to pay DJ Switch, Perpetual Kamsi, and Dabiraoluwa Adeyinka N2 million each for violating their rights.
DJ Switch shared her relief and happiness with the court’s decision. She talked about the emotional stress and changes in life that everyone faced.
Despite the challenges and delays from the Nigerian government during the three-year legal battle, she stayed strong in seeking justice.
In a message on her social media, DJ Switch said the court’s ruling was a big moment in their fight for fairness. She thanked her lawyers for presenting their case well.
DJ Switch said hearing the court’s decision was one of the happiest moments since the sad events of October 20, 2020.
She hoped the government would obey the court’s orders so she could focus on her interests and plans.
Even though some people doubted them, DJ Switch stood firm. She said the court’s ruling now shows the truth about what happened on that day in history.
