Friday, 20 January 2017

11 dead as police, Nigerian army allegedly shoot unarmed Biafrans celebrating Trump's inauguration in Rivers

Reports reaching Naij.com indicates that the Nigerian police and army allegedly shot unarmed Biafrans celebrating the inauguration of US president-elect Donald Trump in Port-Harcourt, Rivers state.
According to reports, the media and publicity ‎secretary of IPOB, Emma Powerful, alleged that no fewer than 11 members of the pro-Biafra group have been shot dead by security operatives.
“They have attacked our people; 11 have been confirmed dead, many others have bullet wounds”, he claimed in the statement," he said.
He alleged that the attack was carried out by the police, the army and the Department of State Services.
A twitter user Anioke Collins, said Biafrians were been shot by police officers at Igwuocha area of the state.
It was reported earlier that pro-Biafra supporters took to the street in the Port Harcourt to march in solidarity to Trump.
Biafra supporters have always expressed their support for Trump hoping he will help them achieve the actualization for Biafra.

Breaking: Police, Nigerian army shoot unarmed Biafrans celebrating Trump's inauguration in Rivers
Breaking: Police, Nigerian army shoot unarmed Biafrans celebrating Trump's inauguration in Rivers
Breaking: Police, Nigerian army shoot unarmed Biafrans celebrating Trump's inauguration in Rivers
Breaking: Police, Nigerian army shoot unarmed Biafrans celebrating Trump's inauguration in Rivers
Recall that members of the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) visited Trump tower in New York to commence the 'Biafra For Trump Solidarity Rally'.
They also passed a message concerning the continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu, their leader and the director of Radio Biafra who remains in custody since the middle of October 2015.

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