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It was like a dreamer acted by members of IPOB right before church on Sunday all in the name of protest against forth coming Governorship election to be held in Anambra state in November.The IPOB member probably sent Governor Obiano Message to the federal government that all they want is Referendum and not electindum.Members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, stormed St.
Joseph's Catholic Church in Ekwulobia, Anambra on Sunday to confront
Anambra state governor Willie Obiano about the upcoming governorship
election in the state.
Governor WIllie Obiano was at the church for Sunday Mass when the
pro-Biafra agitators arrived in buses. Dressed in Biafran colours and
waving Biafran flags, they made it past the church gate and tried to
force their way into the church building. The Governor's security kept
them from gaining entrance into the church, yet from their place outside
the church building, they tried to disrupt the Mass as they protested
the election and said it will not hold come November 18.
"No election in Anambra State", "We want referendum", they chanted.
Efforts to calm them down proved abortive as their number only increased
and they confronted the policemen trying to restore order.
The Anambra State Police Commissioner Mr. Garba Umar confirmed the
incident and warned that the police would no longer tolerate such
impunity.
He said: "You, press people should report this and that is that we
will no longer tolerate this impunity from anybody. Why should they
protest to the church? The church is a place of worship and not a place
of protest. It is obvious that they had criminal intention to attack the
governor. The police had to stop them at the gate. If they had dared my
men; it would have been a different story. We can’t watch anybody
breach public peace in this state. They should be warned to desist from
this impunity".
Dreamer! Dreamer!! Dreamer!!!! As IPOB Members Storm Church In Protest Against Forth Coming Anambra State Election.
Reviewed by
Lenee Barine
on
05:46
Rating:
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