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In a video shared by army spokesperson, Sani Usman's Facebook page, members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) could be seen throwing stones and sticks at a military armoured tank and other vehicles outside the home of their leader, Nnamdi Kanu on September 10.
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The Nigerian army also described news of the attack and invasion of Nnamdi Kanu 's home as fictitious, saying it was a group of suspected IPOB militants that blocked the road against troops of 145 Battalion while on show of force along FMC-Word Bank Road in Umuahia town, Abia State.
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The Nigerian army also described news of the attack and invasion of Nnamdi Kanu 's home as fictitious, saying it was a group of suspected IPOB militants that blocked the road against troops of 145 Battalion while on show of force along FMC-Word Bank Road in Umuahia town, Abia State.
