Yyeske:
Nnamdi kanu is still alive including his family and this one dead, OK o.

TheSonOfMark:


Nnamdi Kanu, fanatic as he might seem or be projected as, didn't shoot him or even weild a gun for that matter.

This isn't the usual gang-on-gang violence or isolated outbreak of violence.

This is the military's doing - shooting down an unarmed agitator.

Don't try to divert attention from the obvious.

Yyeske:
[s]Nnamdi kanu is still alive including his family and this one dead, OK o[/s].

Yyeske:
But he urged them to provoke armed soldiers and the foolish ones did even after warning shots were fired, they insisted to confront the soldiers. Where in the world is that done?
Where were Nnamdi kanu and his brothers when the ground standing was taking place in front of his father's house?

RareDiamond:
Please stop making senseless comments

Allosaurus:
There goes one "IPOB terrorist" to an early grave.
Weapons: sticks and bottles.
Buhari and his Fulani terrorist brothers will know no peace. Their children from generation to generation will bear the consequences of these brutal killings of unarmed civilians, so also their supporters, including Nairaland zombies.

Yyeske:
Where were you the day soldiers came for Nnamdi kanu? This guy is even more courageous than Nnamdi kanu and his brothers

Yyeske:
Thats the consequence of being disobedient, I don't support the killing anyway but people should always use their brain especially when dealing with anyone armed.

SpComedy:
They bury their own today, the military may bury theirs tomorrow..... such is life, you either die standing(on what you believe) or die kneeling(being slave)...........

We all will die someday, 60 percent death in Nigeria is not natural you are either killed by terrorist, heartattack caused by nigerian economic policy, road accidents, poor health attendance, stray bullets from the police and army ,* intentional accidental discharge* military invasion, aerial bombardment (not even persons in Idp camps is spared..


May your soul live in the bossom of the heavenly father.......

Because you died, the struggle will continue

Angelanest:
A member of the Indigenous People of Biafra IPOB who was killed during the military invasion in Umuahia, Abia state capital has been laid to rest. The young man identified as Ahamefula Austin Nnadi who was said to have been shot by soldiers - was buried yesterday September 27th, 2017 at his hometown in Umuduruehie in Imo state. May his soul rest in peace.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/09/ipob-member-killed-miltary-invasion-abia-finally-laid-rest-photos.html