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How Imo Police Attacked Over 2000 Protesting IPOB Women With Teargas (Photo)
The police in Imo state has been accused of attacking some IPOB women with teargas during a protest on the streets.
The police in Imo state, Friday, teargassed over 2000 pro-Biafra women on peaceful protest in Owerri.
According to Vanguard, the women who wore black attire with some of them topless started their protest from Okigwe road. Also, some of them were said to have been arrested by the police.
Vanguard reports that some of the women reportedly said among other things that there would be no election in Igbo land in 2019.
They also said that they were not happy that pro Biafra agitators have been intimidated for expressing their views. They added that it was not a wrong step for them to demand for a country called Biafra.
However, drama ensued when over 100 police officers with their patrol vans went after the women and applied the tactics of tear gassing the women on peaceful protest.
An eyewitness, who gave his name as Kelechi Iheagwoba, told Vanguard that, “As a result of the fierce looking police officers fully armed who blocked the road for the women, these women diverted to from warehouse junction to Akwakuma.
“Do you know that many of these women fainted and also many of them were bundled into the police vehicles. Some of them were seriously beaten.”
Speaking to Vanguard, one of the women, Nkechi said: ” What is wrong for us to say no to intimidation in this country, Nigeria. We have right to say we are going to be part of this country. It legally right.”
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