BREAKING: EndSARS Protest Resumes In Some Parts Of Nigeria-See Videos

EndSARS protests have returned to the streets of Lagos, Osogbo, and other parts of Nigeria today.

News Rain Nigeria gathered that some youths under the aegis of Face of #EndSARS Movement, on Monday, held a protest in Osogbo, Osun State capital, Lagos State and Abuja.

They marched through the streets of the states, demanding justice for slain innocent protesters and fundamental human rights.

EndSARS Protest Resumes In Some Parts Of Nigeria

In Osogbo, the protesters led by Emmanuel Adebisi demanded good governance among other things.

See video of protesters in Osogbo;

Brave osun state youths storm the state house of assembly. This is what they fear. It is time we make them realize that we are tired and a cornered lion is a dangerous lion.#EndSarsNow#EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeraNOW#Lekki#Dec7#SoroSoke#SoroSokeGeneration pic.twitter.com/BbOjgnUGiD

— thatlowkeyinfluencer (@lowkeyinfluence) December 7, 2020

Meanwhile, officers of the Nigeria Police Force and soldiers of the Nigerian Amy have been deployed to the Lekki toll gate in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial city, in an attempt to stop the protest.

Video Of protesters in Abuja;

Massive turn out currently at Abuja… #EndSARS protesters protesting for our fundamental human right! We Move!!

Pass this on!!#2023ElectionforYouth#Lekki#ASUU#InScamWeTrust #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/v79jkTa26e

— #EndSarsNow (@fountainKA25) December 7, 2020

Video Of some protesters in Lekki Lagos;

#EndSARS protest at Lekki Toll Gate pic.twitter.com/vjNpRoASuq

— Akpraise (@AkpraiseMedia) December 7, 2020

Video of protesters in Cross River State, Calabar;

#EndSARS
We Move
VIDEO: After Emptying Their Youths In Calabar, Cross River State Gather In Front Of Soldiers To Sing The National Anthem And Chant #EndSARS!!#2023ElectionforYouth#Lekki#ASUU #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/pbVRQ0K4Yk pic.twitter.com/jFXXUP1vwz

— KOIKIMEDIA (@KoikiMedia) December 7, 2020

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Recalls that the protest is to seek an end to police brutality in Nigeria and also an end to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), a notorious unit of the Nigerian Police with a long record of abuses which rocked major cities and states in Nigeria.

The protest in its wake, left many Nigerians injured and some dead when men in army uniform stormed the Lekki toll gate camping ground of the Lagos protesters, opening fire on the peaceful protesters who were waving the Nigerian flag

Though the Nigerian Army had denied ever being involved in the said incident, however, video evidence shows otherwise, with the Army later admitting that its men were at the toll gate. The Nigerian Army confirmed this during the sitting of the Lagos judicial panel on police brutality.

The death recorded at the Lekki toll gate which had since been described as a massacre by some, led to the end of the protest nationwide.