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CULTISM DIFFERENCES AT AAU. TWO KILLED AT AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY AAU EKPOMA THIS MORNING AS AT 12AM


CULTISM DIFFERENCES AT AAU. TWO KILLED AT AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY AAU EKPOMA THIS MORNING AS AT 12AM





BREAKING NEWS
Today 29th January 2019, at about 12:15 am there was an open cult clash in a local bar at Ekpoma.

Two  people has been confirmed dead and four received strange bullet.

One of these two confirmed dead, was also a suspected cultist... While the others was as a result of strange bullet.

The Nigerian police force was also involved in a random shoot out but was not able to track them down.... But were able to rescue the other four people from dying...

Full update; will come in soon

Police might arrest innocent people..... WATCH UR MOVEMENT AT EKPOMA...

Cultist might revenge....... WATCH WERE U ENTER IN EKPOMA....


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