Sit-At-Home: Two Feared Killed, Vehicles Burnt In Nnewi

Two persons were reportedly killed in Nnewi, Anambra State on
Monday amidst a near total compliance with the sit-at-home order by
the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB, According to TheNation
report

Three buses were reportedly set ablaze in the industrial city of
the state while a Toyota Camry vehicle was seen abandoned along the
street with the driver said to have fled.

Our currspondent gathered there were gun shots around Izuchukwu
junction of the area around 6am.

A resident, who preferred anonymous, said he was surprised to
see the two corpses along the road.

“We couldn’t believe our eyes when we came out to see two
lifeless bodies of young men. Yet, nobody could explain who was
responsible.”

Roads and major streets were deserted while markets, offices,
banks and other public places remained closed as at the time of
filling the report.

When contacted, Police spokesperson, Tochukwu Ikenga confirmed
the incident, saying Police operatives were already at the
scene.

“I can confirm to you that there was an incident in Nnewi
roundabout, police operatives are currently there but details are a
still sketchy.

“Further information will communicated please,” he said.

Two persons were reportedly killed in Nnewi, Anambra State on
Monday amidst a near total compliance with the sit-at-home order by
the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB, According to TheNation
report

Three buses were reportedly set ablaze in the industrial city of
the state while a Toyota Camry vehicle was seen abandoned along the
street with the driver said to have fled.

Our currspondent gathered there were gun shots around Izuchukwu
junction of the area around 6am.

A resident, who preferred anonymous, said he was surprised to
see the two corpses along the road.

“We couldn’t believe our eyes when we came out to see two
lifeless bodies of young men. Yet, nobody could explain who was
responsible.”

Roads and major streets were deserted while markets, offices,
banks and other public places remained closed as at the time of
filling the report.

When contacted, Police spokesperson, Tochukwu Ikenga confirmed
the incident, saying Police operatives were already at the
scene.

“I can confirm to you that there was an incident in Nnewi
roundabout, police operatives are currently there but details are a
still sketchy.

“Further information will communicated please,” he said.