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Shehu Sani Condemns The Attack On US Embassy Convoy By Anambra Gunmen, Oby Ezekwesili Distances Herself From Trending Story
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Shehu Sani, Nigerian Human Rights Activist has reacted to the trending story of gunmen killing four US assembly officials At Ogulu, Anambra yesterday.
The US government confirmed the reports at the White House. It was known to the public the fire unleashed on the convoy claimed four lives. CONTINUE READING
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Social Media Critic, Shehu Sani expressed displeasure towards the sad incident, as his former colleague Oby Ezekwesili turns a blind eye.
He wrote; “The attack on the US Embassy convoy on a humanitarian mission in Anambra State is condemnable it’s tragic & unfortunate that the lives of those in the service of our country were lost.The Government must ensure that the culprits are apprehended & brought to justice.”
Source: Bushradiogist
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