Nigerians in several locations in the country came out in droves to call for the scrapping of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, also known as SARS. The move follows a similar call on twitter which has been trending since last week with the hashtag #EndSARS.

Photos from the march in Lagos, Abuja and Ibadan are still circulating online.

Before the rally, Nigerians online and several newspapers have shared stories from SARS brutality victims and eyewitnesses. The stories have attracted the attention of people worldwide, including the middle east based media platform Aljazeera among others.

Meanwhile, some other groups of people have also taken to the streets to rally support for the police squad despite the widespread calls for its scrapping. The #SupportSARS was initiated on Friday by one of the twitter handles operated by the police. The twitter handle shared reasons why support should be given to the squad.

Here are some of the photos from the #EndSARS rally.

#ReformPoliceNG #ENDSARS #EndSarsRally on going in Ibadan.
Awon boys and girls turned up.
Commissioner of @PoliceNG Oyo State, Abiodun Adekunle Odude gave them Police escort and pilot ??????
Freedom of expression and demonstration in it’s real meaning. pic.twitter.com/5ggaMcfwvF

— Babajide Fadoju (@BabajideFadoju) December 11, 2017

“@Chydee: From Freedom Park to Ketu to Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. All we are saying is: #EndSARS. #ReformThePolice, but #ENDSARSNOW!#Lagos #Nigeria pic.twitter.com/pQNc0zxZGc

— GIDITRAFFIC (@Gidi_Traffic) December 11, 2017

We are still live at Ojota, freedom park. #EndSARS Lagos rally pic.twitter.com/hybapPacEV

— FAVOUR ONYEOZIRI (@Rouvafe) December 11, 2017

The #ENDSARS Campaign continues to soar even higher as Port Harcourt Rivers State is on a lock down pic.twitter.com/fOSFk1KZ05

— Xcel Magazine (@XcelMagazine) December 11, 2017

'@ibcityannouncer: Video: #ENDSARS #EndSarsBrutality #ReformPoliceNG protest today opposite the University of Ibadan main gate on Agbowo-UI-Oojo road @Gidi_Traffic #ENDSARSNOW pic.twitter.com/n4ewBd8Spp

— GIDITRAFFIC (@Gidi_Traffic) December 11, 2017

These handsome young men and women all came for the #EndSARS rally. Our ranks are growing increasingly. I'm proudly Nigerian. pic.twitter.com/AYnzAK5cSI

— FAVOUR ONYEOZIRI (@Rouvafe) December 11, 2017