Nigeria, Oct. 20 -- Police officers fired teargas at the Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos on Tuesday, dispersing participants at a memorial to victims of the #EndSARS protests and preventing them from laying wreaths.

The Punch newspaper reported that residents, journalists and political figures had gathered for the event organised by the Enough is Enough movement when officers fired teargas canisters.

Among those affected were Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, the African Democratic Congress governorship candidate in Lagos State, and Funso Doherty of the Nigeria Democratic Congress.

A video sighted showed participants scrambling for safety as the teargas spread across the area, according to the report.

A PREMIUM TIMES reporter who visited the toll gate ...