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Military Makes Fresh Move Over Killing Of 16 Soldiers In Delta
EKO HOT BLOG reports that the Nigerian military has responded decisively to the recent brutal killing of its personnel by deploying armoured vehicles to Bomadi, the headquarters of Bomadi Local Government Area in Delta State.
Last week, several soldiers, who were on a peace and rescue mission in the Okuama community of Ughelli South Local Government Area, were tragically murdered.
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Reports obtained on Sunday, however, revealed that military personnel and more than three armoured vehicles crossed the Bomadi Bridge in the evening, possibly heading towards the creeks.
Reports are that the soldiers who were previously sent to the Okuama community have continued to demolish houses in the area as a result of the loss of their comrades last week.
According to Vanguard, a source from the community confirmed on Sunday evening that the military is currently occupying Okuama and has demolished several houses.
“As I’m talking to you right now, soldiers are there and they continue the demolition of buildings in the community, and I don’t think they would leave very so soon.
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“They usually come to our community to buy some stuff and go back to Okuama,” the source reportedly said.
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