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Truth About What Caused The Killing Of 16 Soldiers In Okuama, Deltastate by Kingeddy256: 6:26pm On Mar 17 |
The Nigerian Army claimed that they went to Okuama community for peacekeeping mission. But you wanted to forcefully arrest 3 high chiefs, the community said nope and stood their grounds. What did you do next. Your men opened fire on innocent villagers, injuring well over 500 of them, and killing many. Both old, fragile, women and children were amongst the casualties. But nobody is telling their story, or listening to their plight. After attacking first, you all entered your boats and left. As you were leaving, you all were ambushed by 9 speedboats filled with militants. They were the ones who killed our gallant soldiers. Not innocent old men and women who can not operate hunters gun. People who are already injured, bruised and morning their loved ones after your 14th march unprovoked attack on them. 2 Likes |
Re: Truth About What Caused The Killing Of 16 Soldiers In Okuama, Deltastate by delugadou(m): 7:29pm On Mar 17 |
Kingeddy256: I was wondering when they started keeping peace. Sadly, they control the media houses & the truth will be suppressed. If your explanation is true, they deserve what they got |
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