The commissioner, however, disclosed that the leader of the movement, Chief Ralph Uwazurike, from investigations conducted, was not associated with the group.File: MASSOB protests.
Evbakhavbokun said that the self-styled freedom fighters had stormed Owerri, the state capital in buses from all directions to celebrate Biafra Day and remembrance of their fallen heroes without previous notice to the police.
“They were clad in MASSOB/Biafra uniforms with varying insignia and marched towards the Port Harcourt-Owerri federal highway, chanting war songs in such a manner as to cause breach of the peace. They were, however, dispersed by the State Police Command,” the commissioner said.
He advised parents and guardians to always keep a tab on the activities of their children and wards to discourage them from acts and conducts capable of jeopardizing peace and security in the society.
“We have just one country called Nigeria and we cannot have two flags for the same country,” the commissioner said.
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