Police Vs IPOB clash in Anambra: Residents flee for fear of reprisal attacks
By TVC News Nigeria
08 December 2019 |
2:21 pm
Barely 72hrs after the clash between men of the Nigerian police and members of the proscribed indigenous people of Biafra, resident of Umunakwa-Orifitie community of Anambra state have fled for fear of reprisal attacks.
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