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Two Persons Rumoured Dead As Nigerian Police Allegedly Shot At IPOB Members Holding Meeting In Enugu

Two Persons Rumoured Dead As Nigerian Police Allegedly Shot At IPOB Members In Enugu
Reports just coming in from Enugu state reveal that men of the Nigerian Police Force, this morning, confronted some members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) at the venue of their meeting in Emene.

According to a Human right activist, Moses Agbo who captured and shared a video of the incident on his Twitter page; the Police men from Enugu State Police command allegedly stormed the meeting venue of members IPOB and started shooting at sight.
From the video, several gunshots were heard, and an eyewitness stated that atleast two people have been confirmed dead, many injured and others arrested by the police.

Watch video below:




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