Nnamdi Kanu must be Released – Armed IPOB members storm Ebonyi Market, shoot sporadically [video]

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A number of armed men said to be members of the indigenous people of Biafra, IPOB have shot up a market in Ebonyi state in the name of their detained leader Nnamdi Kanu.

In a video seen by Dockaysworld, the men were armed fully and dressed in red and black.

Their faces were covered as they shot as market goers and vendors, claiming that their leader who is in custody, must be released.

One of the suspects who recorded the video could be heard telling his co instigators to destroy everything.


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This is coming after YPP Senator from Anambra Ifeanyi Ubah adopted vigilantes to protect his constituency and end Monday sit-at-homes in the region.

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