THE ENDSARS BATTLECRY TAGGED ''SORO SOKE WEREY''

                                              

Written by Matarazee

During the EndSARS struggle Soro Soke werey became an household name, both young and old flow with the slang. Originally, Soro Soke Werey was coined by Veteran Nollywood Actress Toyin Afolayan better known as Lola Idije.
Soro Soke werey is a Yoruba slang which means Speak louder madman, this slang was used on social media to catch cruise by almost everyone but it gained popularity during the struggle to EndSARS.

Why the slang was adopted was because people felt the need to speak out to make a change, but in doing that definitely a voice will be needed and something to gear everyone up. 

During that protest if you are asked to join the protest so your voice could be heard by the government on ending SARS but you refused Soro Soke Werey will be the word for you translated to Speak out/louder madman.
Social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Instagram were mostly used during this struggle with the tag Soro Soke Werey. It even became Google's most searched word.

Undoubtedly, Soro Soke Werey gave the struggle a huge voice and meaning

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