Women in Nigeria exhibit leadership primarily through grassroots community initiatives, frontline healthcare service, and collective economic action, although they remained significantly underrepresented in formal government decision-making bodies. The #EndSARS movement extended beyond the immediate call for police reform to encompass broader shifts in governance, digital agency, and political structure. This propelled the awakening of Civic Agency and Digital Literacy, where young Nigerians used infographics, threads, and livestreams to educate their peers about constitutional rights and legal frameworks. Through these milestone occurrences in Nigeria, various leadership styles and their effects on the population unfolded, blazing the trail for innovative opportunities to continue the development of the nation.