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Speaking from a Lagos State Task Force van where he was kept by the police, the journalist, who identified himself as Abisola, stated that he lost his ID card in transit.

The arrested journalist told newsmen that he works with LegitTV and that his phone, driver's license and other documents were taken away from him. The police had reportedly warned that anyone seen at the toll gate without an ID card will be arrested. One of those arrested claimed to be a journalist, while the other was seen carrying a placard. It is their duty and it is our responsibility to ensure that we continue to agitate against suppression.' 'Now, we have the democracy and a civilian government which participated in street protests against a sitting government is now trying to intimidate us. A lot of people died and many were victimised. 'Babangida, Abacha, Shonekan were not prepared to go, they were forced to go and it was people that protested. 'It is important to inform Nigerians that this democracy, the one we call the Fourth Republic, was born on the blood, sweat, tears and bones of people. 'They have done well and some people have come down, this is the spirit. I would have loved these guys to be on foot. Adesina Ogunlana, said in his remarks: 'The protest is successful so far. Lead counsel to some of the protesters last year, Mr. 'We are here in solidarity with the departed souls, we are also here to stand for our rights and liberty, that's why Nigerian youths came out en mass, not only in Lekki Toll gate but all over Nigeria.'ДЄnother protester who identified her name as Temilola Olayemi, said: 'We are not fighting the government but injustice. 'Nigerian youths are here today to honour the departed souls that the Nigerian armed forces killed last year October. 'Buhari promised us change, since 2015 and now, he has done nothing. APC and PDP have failed us, so Nigerian youths are not only asking for #EndSARS but also restructuring and a better government.

'We are here today to ask Buhari's government to step aside.

It is not about ending of SARS, a lot has happened in the last one year, we have ended police brutality to an extent. Speaking to Vanguard, a member of Omoyele Sowore's RevolutionNow Movement, Kehinde Steven, said: 'We are here today to stand against injustice. The protest, which started peacefully at about 8 am, turned violent at about 11:10am after men of the state police command fired tear-gas at the protesters, many of whom brandished the Nigerian flag in the bid to stop the protest. However, following the crackdown on protesters at Lekki Toll Gate, two persons, including a journalist, were arrested by men of Lagos State Police Command deployed to the toll gate days earlier. In Enugu, a combined team of security personnel, made up of the Nigeria Army and the police, dehumanized journalists who were on duty to cover the processions by a coalition of civil society organisations and dispersed the youths who converged for the protest.ДЄ similar situation played out in Osun State.Д«ut the Federal Government at a briefing in Abuja yesterday, insisted that Lekki Toll Gate massacre was a hoax, just as global rights group, Amnesty International, called for prosecution of security operatives who allegedly injured and killed peaceful #EndSARS protesters in a crackdown that ended with the Lekki toll gate shootings in Lagos last October.

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