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Imo Mayhem: Orlu community deserted as eyewitnesses recount ordeal

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April 19, 2022
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Orlu town is still a ghost of itself 24 hours after a gun battle between some gunmen, soldiers and members of the Ebubeagu security outfit which reportedly left two people dead.

An eyewitness narrated some horrific scenes as the battle raged in the restive community.

Orlu has remained a battleground since the deployment of soldiers in the wake of mayhem unleashed on the community by the Eastern Security Network (ESN) the militant wing of the outlawed Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB).

Attempts to go to Orlu was unsuccessful due to advise to go back to Umuaka by some motorists coming from the troubled area.

Among those killed was a musician identified as Roco Nwadiekwe.

One of his friends, who is a movie actor and an indigene of Orlu, narrated how he saw security operatives allegedly shooting civilians during the clash between bandits and security men on Sunday in the area.

He said that the security men were shooting indiscriminately at doors and windows of houses as people ran indoors to escape the staccato of bullets.

The actor who pleaded anonymity said apart from his friend, a teenager and a woman were killed in his presence.

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