Anambra- There was pandemonium Sunday in
churches in Anambra state where members of the
Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign
State of Biafra, MASSOB were marking their 16 years
Anniversary clashed with the police and no fewer
than 25 members of the MASSOB were arrested,
while one was shot by the police and other security
operatives at the various churches in the state.
At about 11am Sunday, Vanguard sighted unusual
movement of about 38 Police, Army and Navy
vehicles with one Personnel Armored Carrier in a
long cue along Patrolling the Onitsha Owerri
Expressway.
At St Charles Lwanga Catholic Church Okpoko,18
MASSOB members were said to have been arrested
and one shot, while those that were not arrested
continued with the thanks-giving church service.
At Iba Pope Catholic Church, Awada, 11 members of
MASSOB were equally reported to have been
arrested by the police who were said to have laid
ambush on the MASSOB members who were said to
have gone to worship with their uniforms at the
church.
More details soon
AbleMoJah® Nigeria.
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Police shoot one, arrest 47 as MASSOB marks 16 years annivrsary
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