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IPOB Members Living In Equatorial Guinea Lock Their Shops To Join In Sit-At-Home Protest (Photos)
Members of the Indigenous People of Biafra in faraway Equatorial Guinea have reportedly staged a protest in solidarity with their colleagues in Nigeria.
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, declared a sit-at-home protest across the states in the South-East and some states in the South-South to mark the one year anniversary since their leader, Nnamdi Kanu disappeared after his home was invaded by soldiers.
The protest recorded some success in Bata, Equatorial Guinea where members of the group living and doing business in the country locked up their shops to join their kinsmen in Nigeria.
The members who shared photos on social media explained their reasons as they are in solidarity with others in Nigera.
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