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Bayelsa police arrest 10 suspected IPOB members

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By Amgbare Ekaunkumo, Yenagoa

The police in Bayelsa State said they have arrested ten persons during a secret meeting of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in a Private school in Okutukutu area of Yenagoa capital.

DAYBREAK NEWS learnt that, the meeting was part of a plan to allegedly unleash mayhem on some parts of the Bayelsa State capital.

A text book with inscription “The Chain of One Nigeria Broken (The story of our journey to Freedom) was also recovered.”

DAYBREAK NEWS also gathered that the arrest was successfully carried out following a tip-off and detailed surveillance on the private school identified as Divine Brain Primary School located in the area.

They were taken to the State Police Command where they were profiled.

A resident of the School Road area of Okutukutu, identified as Clifford, said the suspects were arrested by a heavy team of operation puff adder officers,” we noticed some strange movement of plain clothed policemen and uniformed ones in the area.”

“Many residents started moving into their homes to avoid being caught on the wrong side of the law. They proceeded to the school and we were shocked when they brought out people in handcuffs. We thought the school was deserted”.

DAYBREAK NEWS, however, gathered from senior security sources that a legal practitioner and headmaster of a school were among those arrested.

A source told our correspondent that “the suspects locked themselves in one of the classrooms. When the Police arrived, they nearly turned back. But when they broke open one of the classrooms, they saw the suspected IPOB members.”

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