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    3 Mins ReadSeptember 11, 2024

    Okuama: Military Vows To Arrest Killers Of 17 Officers, No Matter How Long It Takes

    By TheScrutinyNGSeptember 11, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The defence headquarters has vowed to apprehend the killers of 17 officers who were on a legitimate duty to ensure peace and security in the Delta State community of Okuama no matter how long it takes to achieve that.

    It also assured that notorious terrorist and bandit leader, Bello Turji, who has been having a field day on social media, using tik-tok to threaten communities and celebrate his conquest as well as display huge sums of cash collected as ransoms from kidnapped victims, would be captured soon by security agencies.

    The Chief of Defence Staff, CDS, Gen. Christopher Musa made this known at a media briefing after a joint Military, Police and Para-Military security meeting, yesterday in Abuja.
    Speaking through the Chief of Defence Training and Operation, Major Gen Emeka Onumajuru on the lastest Okuama activity, the CDS said: “People have been asking questions about what is happening in Okuama. I want to let you know that the killing of 17 personnel of the armed forces of Nigeria will not go unpunished.

    “Do you remember how long it took to get Osama Bin Laden. So, we are working on getting the killers of the 17 military personnel. No matter how long it takes, we will hunt them down.”
    General Musa said the Defence headquarters was reviewing operations in the North West Zone of the country with a view for better synergy considering and results noting that the various operations will soon be brought together and harmonised under one Commander for more effectiveness.

    He called on communities in the North West comprising Zamfara, Katsina, Sokoto, Kebbi among others to desist from supporting or providing terrorists with information noting that when troops who were embarking on a fighting patrol had their MRAP vehicle stuck in the swamp , it was locals of the community who informed the terrorists and they came and were making social media event of the situation.

    “On the issue of Turji, like I said, he is just a deranged individual who feels power, but I can bet you that it is just a matter of time. We are going to get him and I can assure you within the shortest possible time, we are going to address that issue. Those following him are a bunch of deranged individuals with no allegiance to anybody.

    “That is why we all must come together to work with members of the armed forces and security agencies to deny them the ability to move freely within our communities.

    “Please do not give them any support. Do not give them information on the movement of troops because this is what is happening. Most of the area where this thing is continuing because we have informants within the communities.”

    “I have always reminded Nigerians that asymmetric warfare is something that should not be allowed to commence because once it is done, it is a very difficult operation.

    “You are dealing with non-state actors that are not wearing uniforms, you don’t know them, but they know you.And within the communities, if you don’t have the support of the community, it makes it extremely very difficult.”

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