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Okuama: Okoloba community intercepts local boat filled with looted materials - Vimarsana News

Okuama: Okoloba community intercepts local boat filled with looted materials

Leaders of Okoloba community in Bomadi Local Government Area of Delta State, on Tuesday, intercepted a local engine boat loaded with looted materials on

Okoloba community calls for Army barracks in Okuama to curb communal clashes - Vimarsana News

Okoloba community calls for Army barracks in Okuama to curb communal clashes

The Okoloba Federated Community in Delta has called on the Federal Government to establish an army barracks in neighbouring Okuama Town as a strategy to tackle communal clashes and killings in the area. | Pulse Nigeria

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Communal clashes: Nigerian Govt urged to establish army barracks in Okuama - Vimarsana News

Communal clashes: Nigerian Govt urged to establish army barracks in Okuama

The Okoloba Federated Community in Delta has called on the Federal Government to establish an army barracks in neighboring Okuama Town as a strategy to

Communal Clash: Establish Military Barracks In Okuama To Stop Killings- Community Leader Begs FG - Vimarsana News

Communal Clash: Establish Military Barracks In Okuama To Stop Killings- Community Leader Begs FG

The Okoloba Federated Community in Delta State has urgently appealed to the Federal Government to establish army barracks in the neighbouring town of

To address killings, establish army barracks in Okuama – Community leader tells FG – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

To address killings, establish army barracks in Okuama – Community leader tells FG – Opinion Nigeria

According to NAN, a fight between local communities resulted in the deaths of at least 17 military soldiers in Okuama on March 14.