The Feminist coalition has released a private audit to people who donated during the October 2020 Endsars protest.
Recall that the Feminist Coalition is one of the major organizations that receive public donations during the Endsars protest.
From the public donation they received, they helped organized and fund medical bills, legal and other basic services which led to the success of the Endsars protest in 2020.
However, the organization became controversial after the Bitcoin donation they received during the Endsars protest was moved by the organization early this year.
Months after the controversy, Feminist Coalition has released a private audit report for the Endsars fund donation. In a statement released on Twitter, the organization wrote;
”Donors to the October 2020 peaceful #EndSARS protests have been emailed a copy of the completed audit.
Thank you again to all who donated. The Feminist Coalition continues to work on women-focused projects.”
Reacting to the new account report, Nigerians are currently dragging the private organization as they demand for a breakdown of the funds spent during the protest.
See some of the reactions below.
First time in history Nigerian youths came together to do something great and historic. Government sent soldiers to kill us. Femco stole donated funds. Sad shit fr
— Bane (@Sujodamystique) May 8, 2021
The 0.019 #Bitcoin I donated to Feminist Coalition is the one paining me. I should have just given them Buhari’s naira and won’t be bothered about any of these drama. That $220 in October is almost $1200 now.
— Groovy like Q (@avogroovy) May 8, 2021
Thanks to all who donated ???? not medics that slaved day & night so protesters don’t die;we still lost some, I’m not talking about me & my team hiding for our lives, sleeping in the hospital/ambulance, using our money to settle hospital bills because Femco said money is finished.. https://t.co/wi8eHsRoRA
— ????THE LABCOAT GIRL™???? (@LabCoatGiirl) May 8, 2021
The difference between what FEMCO released THEN & NOW is just the COLOR.
“Memorial for the fallen” from N5.2 million
“Memorial of Victims DOCUMENTARY” N2 million.
Well, they spent N6 million on your Mental health during the protest.
Wait, they also avoided CRYPTO STORY???? pic.twitter.com/0X3IlEgK6r— Taiwo_Ajakaye (@dmightyangel) May 8, 2021