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Confusion as NBC and ‘Radio Biafra’ operators engage in hide and seek game

THERE is confusion in Enugu State following the claim by the National Broadcasting Commission [NBC] that it had successfully blocked the illegal Radio Biafra from operating and consequent seizure of its transmission equipment in some parts of South-East zone as well as some arrests made.

Although police authorities in Enugu State claimed ignorance of any arrest, it was reliably gathered thatan engineer working for the station based in Enugu had been picked up by men of the Department of State Security DSS and taken to Abuja.


Residents in the State are however confused because some of the ardent listeners to the station claimed that the station was still operating in skeletal form.

State police command’s spokesman Mr. Ebere Amaraizu told our reporter last night “I am not aware of the arrest and parading of the Radio Biafra suspects. Not to my knowledge”, he stated.

NBC’s Director General, Emeka Mba had said in Abuja last week that “we are working with security operatives, the Commission has also tracked down, neutralized and confiscated transmitter equipment from several locations in the region.

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