This is more than a song… this is a cry for justice.
“Mene (Justice For The Streets)” is a powerful tribute to lives lost to police brutality in Nigeria. Inspired by recent events in Delta State, this song asks one simple question:
Who gave anyone the right to take a life without justice?
Even if someone is accused, the law must stand. No one deserves to die in the streets without a fair trial.
From the echoes of End SARS to today, many Nigerians still face harassment, violence, and fear from those meant to protect them. This song is a voice for the voiceless, a call for accountability, and a demand for real reform.
We remember. We speak. We refuse to be silent.
No justice. No peace.
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