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Chaos in Anambra State as soldiers invade schools to inject students

by Staff writer

There are reports of a current state of chaos in Anambra State of Nigeria when men alleged to be men of the Nigerian army invaded some schools and were injecting students and pupils with an unidentified substance.

Parents have withdrawn their wards from schools, and many of the schools in the South-Eastern state have been forced to shut down.

The army has released a press statement denying the claim, saying the soldiers were only on a “medical outreach as part of the Army Social Responsibility to members of the public.”

This is a developing story; more reports will come as soon as we have them!

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Daniel Nkado is a Nigerian writer and social researcher whose work examines Black identity, racism, institutional inequality, social power and belonging. He is the founder of DNB Stories Africa. Read more about Daniel, including his research methodology and full biography, here.

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