#EndSARS: Nigerians Hold Candle Night For Victims Across States, See Videos

Nigerian youths including protesters tonight, have taken to the streets to hold a candle night remembrance service for victims of police brutality in Nigeria.

Recall that for sometime now, the protesters have taken to the streets in various states to agitate for an end to the activities of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), following the incessant deaths caused by them.

Reacting, the Inspector-general of police, Mohammed Adamu on Sunday, announced that he had disolved the unit, and a few days after, announced the establishment of another unit to replace SARS, Special Weapons and Tactics Team.

Nigerians however, kicked against the idea, saying it was only a disguise and calling for an ouright ban ever since.

Today, the protesters chose to remember fallen hereos who were killed by SARS officials, and candle lights are being held accross various states in honour of them.

Some  of them have taken to Twitter to share pictures and videos from the night, as well as the names of some of the victims.

See tweets below:

RIP to the heroes we have lost ❤️? #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/vth7knRLzq

— JOEBOY (@joeboyofficial) October 16, 2020

Rest In Peace fallen heroes. We remember your names ?✊? #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/ddr8vskGPo

— DREYLO (@RealDreylo) October 16, 2020

May the souls of all the departed,
through the mercy of God Rest In Peace ??
????????????????????????????????????????????????#EndSARS #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria

— LILO OFFICIAL?? #BBNAIJA (@Liloaderogbaa) October 16, 2020

Video showing the candle light ? happening at the #EndSARS protest ground in Alausa , Ikeja Lagos state pic.twitter.com/O7xqeEtGYG

— Naija wants to #EndSARS (@Naija_PR) October 16, 2020

Conscious music only at this point #EndSARS. Rest In Peace to our fallen heroes ?? pic.twitter.com/g6TEJtVXOe

— Dehkunle of Africa ?? (@Dehkunle) October 16, 2020

RETWEET Aggressively for all the fallen heroes that fought with us to #EndSARS
We light a candle for them!! ?? ???pic.twitter.com/RZmCGPpJuj

— davvyd moore #EndSARS (@davvydmoore) October 16, 2020

I can’t help it??????
This hurts, it hurts so bad. We’re sorry, Nigeria failed y’all, the police meant to protect y’all failed y’all. We’re so sorry!
May your beautiful souls Rest In Peace ???#EndSARS pic.twitter.com/o9GcKfAkaS

— Ada~Beke??✨ (@blvck_Witch) October 16, 2020

Quote this tweet with candles as many times as possible to honor all SARS victims #EndSARS ?️?️?️?️?️ pic.twitter.com/96JLK180aH

— Didi™ #ENDSWAT (@didiafrika) October 16, 2020

To all the beautiful souls we lost to police brutality in Nigeria Rest In Peace ?️ ?️ ?️ #EndSARS #StopPoliceBrutality Heartbreaking ? pic.twitter.com/fFbqkp9kOr

— Purple Unicorn ? #EndsSARS (@_marisamourr) October 16, 2020

I JOIN IN CONDOLENCES WITH AND FOR ALL THOSE THAT LOST THEIR LIVES TO #EndSARS OFFICERS. MAY THEY ALL REST IN PEACE
? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

— Olushola Olufolabi (@olushola_shola) October 16, 2020

???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? To all the amazing souls we’ve lost to the movement, your deaths will not be forgotten. Keep resting in peace ? #EndSars

— Toke Makinwa (@tokstarr) October 16, 2020

Candle Night at Lekki Toll Gate ??????
#EndSARS pic.twitter.com/3rDQAcTNyP

— DREYLO (@RealDreylo) October 16, 2020

Tonight,

We remember our soldiers; Great fighters in history; Heroes whose names will forever be in our memories; Warriors of justice; The real celebrities; Rest in peace, brethren. #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/0PBEU3Bv9j

— Your Daddy (@ToyosiGodwin) October 16, 2020

Can I get 500 candle? replies or quotes to this tweet???

??????????#EndSARS pic.twitter.com/CaCdQD6i9F

— Cityboy of Lagos (Jersey Plug? #EndSARS) (@cityboyoflagos) October 16, 2020