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Tribute, teargas greet #EndSARS 2nd anniversary in Lagos
The protesters had come out on Thursday morning led by popular musician, Falz and actor, Mr. Macaroni to stage a peaceful walk at the Lekki tollgate in commemoration of the shooting that took place at the scene two years ago.
Nigerians today mark two years anniversary of the #EndSARS movement at the Lekki Tollgate in Lagos.
Our correspondents reports that police have continued to fire teargas and water canons to disperse protesters gathered at the venue.
Protesters can be seen running helter-skelter for safety as the police fired teargas at the undeterred protesters.
The protesters had come out on Thursday morning led by popular musician, Falz and actor, Mr. Macaroni to stage a peaceful walk at the Lekki tollgate in commemoration of the shooting that took place at the scene two years ago.
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