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Delta Killing: 17 Military Personnel Were Not Killed In Okuama-Ewu - Community Leaders Make Fresh Claim - Vimarsana News

Delta Killing: 17 Military Personnel Were Not Killed In Okuama-Ewu - Community Leaders Make Fresh Claim

Community leaders of Okuama-Ewu in Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State have rejected reports that 17 military personnel who lost their

Murder of 17 Soldiers: Oborevwori Visits Ruined Okuama-Ewu, Calls for Reintegration of Villagers - Vimarsana News

Murder of 17 Soldiers: Oborevwori Visits Ruined Okuama-Ewu, Calls for Reintegration of Villagers

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Okuama killings: Army still killing, invades another Delta community, arrests 10 persons and razes homes – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Okuama killings: Army still killing, invades another Delta community, arrests 10 persons and razes homes – Opinion Nigeria

Recall that the army had visited the same community and others, including Arhavwarien, Orere, and Omosuomo, more than a week ago, searching for arms and ammunition snatched from the dead soldiers and fleeing suspects.

Killing of 17 Soldiers: Call military to order, group demands - Vimarsana News

Killing of 17 Soldiers: Call military to order, group demands

This is coming on the heels of the killing of 17 Officers and Soldiers of the Nigerian Army in Okuama area of Delta State.

Okuama Lives Matter: Time to Call the Military to Order - - Vimarsana News

Okuama Lives Matter: Time to Call the Military to Order -

The dastardly murder of seventeen officers and men of the Nigerian Army on the 14th of March 2024 was a condemnable act which riled all people of goodwill and conscience, the Urhobo Renaissance Society (URS) has said. The peace-loving Urhobo people, according to the group, also condemned the barbaric act in the harshest of words.