See What Ifedioku (Instagram User) Post during #ENDPOLICEBRUTALITY Protest that Got reactions “Na Persin Wey Dey Alive Dey Take Picture”.

While people were protesting in Abia state, Ifedioku was caught on camera holding something that demands order from someone.



Ifedioku went to her social media handle to share a photo of herself while protesting against SARS. In the photo, it was seen that Ifedioku was holding something which says; “Na Persin Wey Dey Alive Dey Take Picture”. However, what Ifedioku held on her hands signifies wisdom, which demands order from someone.
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