Suspected Thugs Block Peter Obi’s Convoy in Benue
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- Suspected thugs reportedly blocked Peter Obi’s convoy as it tried to enter Benue State on Tuesday.
- The group allegedly carried sticks and stopped the convoy on Boko Road.
- Authorities had not immediately provided details about the motive, casualties or vehicle damage.
Suspected thugs reportedly stopped the convoy of Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate Peter Obi as it tried to enter Benue State on Tuesday.
The incident took place along Boko Road, where a mob allegedly carrying sticks blocked the route and prevented the convoy from moving forward.
The reason for the action remained unclear. Details about possible casualties or damage to vehicles were also unavailable at the time of reporting.
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