Photos: See how supporters of Radio Biafra boss, Nnamdi Kanu grounded PH
PORT HARCOURT- Supporters of the controversial Director of Radio
Biafra and Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi
Kanu, on Tuesday, grounded commercial and vehicular activities, in parts
of Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, to protest the immediate
release of Kanu, who was arrested on Saturday, in Lagos, by operatives
of the Department of State Services (DSS).
Recall that Vanguard earlier reported that Kanu who was Saturday, arrested at Golden Tulip Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos by the DSS, after he returned from the United Kingdom had been granted bail by the Abuja Municipal Council Magistrate court. He was secretly arraigned there by the DSS, but was yet to fulfill his bail conditions
See below photos of protest in Port Harcourt today:




Recall that Vanguard earlier reported that Kanu who was Saturday, arrested at Golden Tulip Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos by the DSS, after he returned from the United Kingdom had been granted bail by the Abuja Municipal Council Magistrate court. He was secretly arraigned there by the DSS, but was yet to fulfill his bail conditions
See below photos of protest in Port Harcourt today:
The
Indigenous People of Biafra on a Peaceful Protest over the arrest of
the Director of Radio Biafra, along Ikwerre road in Port Harcourt,
Rivers State. Photo: Nwankpa Chijioke
The
Indigenous People of Biafra on a Peaceful Protest over the Arrest of
the Director of Radio Biafra yesterday along Ikwerre road in Port
Harcourt, Rivers State. Photo: Nwankpa Chijioke
The
Indigenous People of Biafra on a Peaceful Protest over the Arrest of
the Director of Radio Biafra yesterday along Ikwerre road in Port
Harcourt, Rivers State. Photo: Nwankpa Chijioke
The
Indigenous People of Biafra on a Peaceful Protest over the Arrest of
the Director of Radio Biafra yesterday along Ikwerre road in Port
Harcourt, Rivers State. Photo: Nwankpa Chijioke
The
Indigenous People of Biafra on a Peaceful Protest over the Arrest of
the Director of Radio Biafra yesterday along Ikwerre road in Port
Harcourt, Rivers State. Photo: Nwankpa Chijioke
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