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Rivers Police Arraign 10 Suspected Biafra Seperatists

The Rivers State Police Command says it has summoned 10 suspected pro Biafra seperatist protesters captured between Saturday and Monday. The suspects were summoned on Wednesday at Magistrate Courts 7 and 14 in Port Harcourt on two number charges of criminal conspiracy and treasonable felony, an announcement by the Rivers State police representative, Ahmad Muhammad, said. The announcement said one hearing was suspended till Thursday, and another till the next week Thursday.

The presiding magistrates ordered for the suspects to be remanded in behind bars. According to the police, the suspects are Onu Ifeanyi, Prince Onwazor, Princewill Anyanywu, Sunday Egbim, Uzoma Onyegbu, Chigozie Moses, Chukwudi Enyidau, Anthony Ochuel, Enam David okon, and Friday Nwahiri.

“It would be recalled that the suspects were arrested while on their way to infiltrate Port Harcourt from neighbouring states with the intent to engage in a conduct likely to undermine public peace,” the statement said.

“The command wishes to further re-emphasize that it will not stand idly and allow any person or group of persons to violate the laws of country by engaging in conducts that are perilous to public peace and order as well as the lives and properties of other law abiding citizens, please.”

The suspects were arraigned in Port Harcourt just as a court in Abuja, same day, remanded the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.

 

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