https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO7iibKi7Kw

Video footage published online by Biafra supporters showed the aftermath of the incident, with the school's playing field set alight by tear gas canisters and the ground stained by what was said to be the blood of those allegedly shot.
An umbrella group of NGOs – the Abia Human Rights Agenda – said at least 10 protesters had died, with the group calling for the army and police to launch an investigation into the incident. In a statement published by Vanguard, it said: "Security agents must restrict themselves to the rules of their engagements in crisis situations."

The incident came the same day Kanu, the UK-based director of Radio Biafra and leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob), arrived in handcuffs at the Federal High Court in Abuja, Nigeria. He was arrested by the State Security Service (DSS) in Lagos in October 2015 and faces charges of treasonable felony – allegations he denies.

Kanu has become a figurehead for the pro-Biafra movement, which seeks the independence of the Biafran territories forcibly annexed to Nigeria during the British colonisation, which ended in 1960. A Biafran Republic was established in 1967 and reannexed to Nigeria in 1970, following a civil war that claimed between one and three million lives.

War crime after war crime, from Kaduna to Aba, the world is taking note. There will be accountability and justice. Buhari ur cup is full.

Where's the evidence? No dead bodies no army no nothing



Park well abeg

Nigeria is a grave yard for human rights and justice. See abuse!

waternogetemeny:
Nigeria is a grave yard for human rights and justice. See abuse!

What do you know about human rights.

Another evidence i copied from the Deputy Director of Radio Biafra's facebook account

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=rRCBZXRoVBo&a=