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Breaking: IPOB member Paul Nwaogba abducted by Police in Benin city

kevin 'Jakpor, Editor at DDM
By kevin 'Jakpor, Editor at DDM
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Paul Nwaogba Paul was abducted this morning by the Nigeria police and taken to Ogida barrack Police Station in Benin city just because he is a member of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.

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