As violent incidents have grown from Nigeria's widespread protests against police brutality, a 24-hour curfew has been imposed in Lagos, the country's largest city.
The announcement of the curfew in Lagos, a sprawling city of some 14 million, came Tuesday after a police station was burned down in the city and two people were shot dead by police.

Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, said the curfew will cover the entire city and surrounding area.
“Lives and limbs have been lost as criminals and miscreants are now hiding under the umbrella of these protests to unleash mayhem on our state,” the governor said.

Young protesters marched in cities across Nigeria, under the banner #EndSARS. In response, the government announced it would ban the anti-robbery squad, which for several years human rights groups have blamed for widespread abuses, including torture and killings.
To this effect, Lagos protesters blasts Lagos State Government saying, "WE ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE FOR CURFEW."

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wonderful

Instead of meeting the demands of the youths, they are there trying to suppress them. Anyway every evil under the sun has an expiry date #revolution.

we no go gree o

The Establishment Are The Enemies of the People.

Your protest endangers them.

All they want is to preserve their ill gotten privileges.

No governor senator legislator is on your side.