People are counting their loses over the Indeginous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) sit-at-home order declared every Monday declared in the Southeast.
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Yesterday, the students sitting for the final year exams in Secondary school were sent away from sitting for their compulsory English Language in WAEC and over 10 motorcycles that carried the teenagers to the venue were sent ablaze.
Hoodlums enforcing Tuesday’s sit-at-home declared by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have set ablaze a bus supplying bread to customers at old Orie Emene.
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The incident, which was said to have occurred around 5:30 am, also saw the destruction of some tricycles.
The leadership of IPOB declared a sit-at-home in the Southeast to commemorate the killing of 28 IPOB members in the house of its leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in Afara Ukwu community, Abia State on September 14, 2017 by military operatives.
The Nation gathered the driver of the bus supplying Chimex Bread was accosted at Orie Emene by the hoodlums and told to turn back.
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The driver kept pleading with them for passage, an action that infuriated the hoodlums, who dragged him out of the vehicle, looted the bread before setting the bus ablaze.
It was gathered that shortly after the incident, a detachment of a combined security operatives made up of police and soldiers stormed the Orie Emene axis and started shooting indiscriminately and arresting anybody on sight.
The shooting and subsequent arrest, it was gathered forced residents of the area and neighbouring communities to stay indoors.
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Our correspondent, who monitored the development around the area, reports that some tricycles were also destroyed at Ekulu Bridge Enugu- Abakaliki Expressway near Coal City University and some other parts of the state capital.
But there was free movement of private vehicles and tricycles within the city centre.
Also, students taking the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) wrote their exams without any disturbance.
However, banks, shops, offices, markets, parks, malls and business centres among others within the metropolis remained shut.
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