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Abia state Police Command has said that lethal weapons, including petrol bombs and one double-barrel gun, were recovered during Sunday’s raid on the residence of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Anthony Ogbizi said this on Thursday during a chat with with newsmen in Umuahia.
He noted that that the items were recovered during a joint operation by security personnel, including the Police and Army, in the state.
Others things found include:
- petrol bombs in buckets
incriminating documents and letters, concerning IPOB’s activities and plans
- many of Biafra’s insignia, staff of office and some of those items are being analysed
- the telephone numbers of the group’s zonal coordinators
- a Biafran flag was also found hanging on a telecommunications mast in the area.
The police chief said that similar joint operations would be carried out intermittently in Kanu’s residence, anytime they received intelligence report that offensive weapons were brought to the place
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Anthony Ogbizi said this on Thursday during a chat with with newsmen in Umuahia.
He noted that that the items were recovered during a joint operation by security personnel, including the Police and Army, in the state.
Others things found include:
- petrol bombs in buckets
incriminating documents and letters, concerning IPOB’s activities and plans
- many of Biafra’s insignia, staff of office and some of those items are being analysed
- the telephone numbers of the group’s zonal coordinators
- a Biafran flag was also found hanging on a telecommunications mast in the area.
The police chief said that similar joint operations would be carried out intermittently in Kanu’s residence, anytime they received intelligence report that offensive weapons were brought to the place