Biafra agitator, Simon Ekpa has subtly claimed responsibility for yesterday’s attack on the police Station around Ebiya bridge in Abakaliki metropolis of Ebonyi State which saw the death of at least six policemen<<<READ FULL ARTICLE>>>
Citing the destruction of the ‘Supreme Headquarters/Government House’ of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) by the Nigerian Army army, Ekpa drew attention to AIT’s report about the killing of the six policemen.
During the violent attack on the police station, two girls suspected to be civilians were said to have been killed.
In a series of posts on X, Ekpa shared photos and publications about the incident and wrote: “The people that claim to have burnt so called ESN camp, Biafra Liberation army is calling to come and collect your radio message. The user has been sent to God for judgement.”
The destruction of IPOB’s supreme headquarters by the army has continued to garner reactions across the country.
The building was situated at a place called Mother Valley in Anambra State.
According to a statement signed by the Director of Army Public Relations, Major General Onyema Nwachukwu, the feat was achieved through the combined security clearance operations led by Joint Task Force South East Operation UDO KA.
During the raid operations, the gallant troops encountered, detonated and recovered many command Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and various types of obstacles which were cleared by the determined troops.
The troops also came in contact with the terrorists but were subdued with superior fire power with many neutralized while others with varying degrees of gunshot wounds fled into the bush.
Thus, the army advised all Ndi-Imo and Ndi-Anambra to report any strange face in their communities to OPUK by dialing Emergency Line 193 and Press 2 from their phones.
The attack of police operatives in the Ebiya bridge police station is not new as a similar incident happened November 17, 2023, where two police officers on patrol were murdered by suspected Gunmen<<<READ FULL ARTICLE>>>
