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#EndSARSMemorial: Nigerian youths stage protests amid police repression (In Photos)

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Nigerian youths have stormed the streets in what they termed #EndSARSMemorial in honour of the youths who were murdered during the #EndSARS protests at the Lekki tollgate on the 20th of October 2020.

Confiance News reports in photos some of the scenes of the protest.

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.

 

#EndSARSMemorial protest. Photo: Twitter.
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