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Nigerian Army, Police Arrest South-East Youths, Elderly People, Detain Them Without Trial, Harvest Their Organs — IPOB Alleges

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IPOB said majority of atrocities are committed at Wawa military barracks at Kainji in Niger State. The victims were arrested since over a year ago, from their homes in the South-East region and taken to the far north. The group called on the international community to prevail upon the Nigerian government and its security agencies to release every Igbo person who is being detained without trial.
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Nigerian Army, Police Arrest South-East Youths, Elderly People, Detain Them Without Trial, Harvest Their Organs — IPOB Alleges - Internewscast

The Indigenous People of Biafra has alleged that the Nigerian government through the various security agencies unlawfully arrest and detain Igbos

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Nigerian Army, Police Arrest South-East Youths, Elderly People, Detain Them Without Trial, Harvest Their Organs — IPOB Alleges

The Indigenous People of Biafra has alleged that the Nigerian government through the various security agencies unlawfully arrest and detain Igbos particularly the youths, and transport them to military facilities in the Northern region where they are killed and their organs harvested.IPOB, in a statement by its spokesperson, Emma Powerful said majority of the atrocities are committed at Wawa military barracks at Kainji in Niger State. Acc…

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Sahara Reporters broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, June 23, 2022.
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