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When Did Ebubeagu Operatives Start Carrying AK47? by AniOmaa: 10:15pm On Dec 13, 2021 |
I saw lots of them armed with military assault weapons in Imo state, they were all dressed in black while doing joint patrol with soldiers this morning at Orsu. They were in their operational hilux vans marked with Ebubeagu symbols on the vehicles, it appeared they had successfully raided and apprehended so many kidnappers unleashing mayhem along the neighboring communities bordering Imo and Anambra... some abducted monarchs were also rescued. |
Re: When Did Ebubeagu Operatives Start Carrying AK47? by Nobody: 10:16pm On Dec 13, 2021 |
AniOmaa:You're right. Death to IPOB miscreants 1 Like |
Re: When Did Ebubeagu Operatives Start Carrying AK47? by Landmack: 10:39pm On Dec 13, 2021 |
AniOmaa: If this is true,then they’re doing a great job. I am I support of anything that will bring back the once peaceful and calm East of the Niger. A large part of East has become a shadow of itself and loudly a subject of mockery by non-Easterners. |
Re: When Did Ebubeagu Operatives Start Carrying AK47? by alanto: 9:35am On Dec 14, 2021 |
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