Thursday, September 14, 2017 I will spill the blood of Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB in operation python dance – Hausa soldier Dambo

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A Hausa Fulani soldier drafted to the south east as part of operation python dance has vowed to spill the blood of Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB. He made this known when he thanked the Chief of Staff, Tukur Buratai for drafting him to the southeast
as part of the operation. Ibrahim Gambo, a graduate of Nigerian Defence Academy Zaria also reiterated the fact that there will be no Biafra until the oil in Biafraland disappears.
He said;
“They can only get Biafra when oil dries up in southeast and south-south. “As long as oil flows here, they will remain with us.” “Nnamdi Kanu, you are a small boy to try baba Buhari. The blood of IPOB will flow in the coming week. Mark my word

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