The Yoruba words "soro soke" which translate as "talk audibly" is associated with a veteran Nigerian actress, Toyin Afolayan, before it took a life of its own during the 2020 EndSARS protest.
The words became a multi-dimensional mantra. Sometimes, it could be used to urge someone to be loud enough with their request or a way to tell a person in authority to be audible when making promises to resolve a situation.
