these men gave the command to kill biafrans and later took the victims' bodies to unknown destination.
please biafrans should call or text col. issah abdullahi on 08053862233 to find out what he has done to the dead bodies.
An IPOB MEMBER reported and questions what will Willie Obiano stand
to gain by killing his own people ?
A mans enemy is members of his
own household. He that supp with me has lifted up the heel against me. Beware of
men who came to you in sheep clothing, but inwardly are ravenous wolves.They
came out from among us but they are not of us. What a man sow that shall he
also reap. Get well brother...Ndi Igbo
ibem, am sorry if I sound unreasonable but it's only he who wear shoe knows
where it pain them.i have lost a friend n a brother to this course.so it pains
me each time I see an Igbo man lying lifeless or injured on the street from the
maltreatment of uncivilized soldiers.all I advice is that we tread with caution
n avoid casualties.
Image caption Many ethnic Igbos feel Nigeria's central
government does not represent their interests
Five
people have been killed in south-eastern Nigeria after police opened fire on
supporters of an activist who backs the creation of a breakaway state of
Biafra, campaigners say.
An Abuja
high court on Thursday ordered the release of Nnamdi Kanu, which prompted
celebrations on the streets.
The police
in Onitsha city said shots were fired after officers were attacked and three
people were "feared dead".
Mr Kanu
was arrested by the authorities in October, accused of treason.
He is the
director of the banned Radio Biafra and heads the separatist Indigenous People
of Biafra (IPOB) group.
Biafran
secessionists fought a three-year civil war in which more than one million
people lost their lives. The uprising was eventually quelled by the military in
1970.
The court
order to free Mr Kanu came after Nigeria's secret police withdrew criminal
charges against him. It is not clear what these were, but may have been related
to running a radio station without a licence.
But he has
not been released from detention as the police say they are still investigating
his alleged involvement in terrorist activities.
The
clashes in Onitsha were prompted by "overzealous police officers firing at
unarmed civilians who were celebrating a court victory", IPOB co-ordinator
Uchemna Madu told the BBC Hausa service.
Image caption Nnamdi Kanu has been in the custody of
Nigeria's intelligence agency since October
A police
spokesman said the shots were fired after the protesters attacked the security
forces.
"One
military officer was severely injured and had his rifle damaged,"
Okwechuku Allie said.
Since Mr
Kanu's arrest, young people, mainly from his ethnic Igbos, have been protesting
in south-east Nigeria and the oil-rich Delta region.
They
belong to secessionist groups like IPOB and the Movement for the Actualisation
of a Sovereign State of Biafra (Massob) and feel they have been discriminated
against by those in power.
The
Nigerian authorities have always maintained that most of the issues the Biafra
activists are complaining about are not unique to southern part of the country.
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