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Simon Ekpa’s arrest prompted Charly Boy to scream, “May he burn in hell.”

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Last updated: 2023/02/24 at 11:02 AM
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The arrest of Simon Ekpa, a self-described follower of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, has prompted a response from Nigerian artist Charles Chukwuemeka Oputa, also known as Charly Boy.

Ekpa, who predicted there would be no elections in the South East, was reportedly detained on Thursday by Finnish authorities.

The enforcer of the secessionist’s sit-at-home order had been charged with funding attacks in the area.

In response to the reported arrest, social activist Charlyboy used his official Twitter account to make fun of the separatist and declare that he would burn in hell.

“Will someone confirm for me that dis nwabanshi of a man has finally been arrested?” he said in his message. The terrorists that are being supported and harmed by the saboteur in Igboland.

In response to the reported arrest, social activist Charlyboy used his official Twitter account to make fun of the separatist and declare that he would burn in hell.

“Will someone confirm for me that dis nwabanshi of a man has finally been arrested?” he said in his message. The terrorists that are being supported and harmed by the saboteur in Igboland.

“May you burn in Hell for all the youths you have caused to die prematurely.”

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