Happening Now!:IPOB NKPOR STORM THE STREET FOR PEACEFUL REFERENDUM CAMPAIGN WITH DOVE (must see)

IPOB Nkpor has just unleashed the dove via free Biafra at this early morning when it was around 10am. The incident started when we gathered
at the immaculate heart at nkpor agu, after dedicating our prayer to Chukwuokike, we trelk down to nkpor junction, where we had another prayer and released some dove. We continue with the aim to new motor spare parts junction and repeated the same ritual of dove unleashed. There we walked down to Tarzan junction from there to afor nkpor where we had our final ritual and our closing prayer. IPOB Nkpor general, are the indigenous people under the leadership of NNAMDI KANU. This was a great March to tell our enemies that nkpor will be great again, ONYEKA OGBEJE reporting from nkpor. #SHAREWIDELY


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