The youth of Nigeria found their voice in 2020 with the rise of the End Sars protests against police brutality.
Nicknamed the “Soro Soke” generation – which means “speak up” in Yoruba – they took to the streets across the country for almost two weeks, calling for change.
That ended abruptly on 20 October when the army opened fire on peaceful protesters in a wealthy suburb of Lagos.
The BBC’s Nigeria Correspondent Mayeni Jones investigates what happened that night and the climate of fear that has followed the shootings at Lekki toll gate.
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