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Senator Ned Nwoko Condemns Killing of Soldiers in Okuama Community, Calls for Justice

Senator Ned Nwoko of Delta North Senatorial District has spoken out against the tragic killings of soldiers in Okuama community, […]

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Senator Ned Nwoko of Delta North Senatorial District has spoken out against the tragic killings of soldiers in Okuama community, Ughelli South LGA, Delta State. The Nigerian Army reported that a Commanding Officer, two Majors, one Captain, and 12 soldiers were among those killed during a peace mission in the area. Expressing his deep regret over the violence that has once again plagued Delta, Senator Nwoko called for a thorough investigation into the incident. He emphasized the need for accountability and urged both state and federal governments to establish an all-inclusive panel to address the root causes of the crisis between the two communities. Senator Nwoko stressed the importance of identifying long-lasting solutions to prevent such tragedies in the future. He appealed to all parties involved to maintain calm and refrain from resorting to further violence, highlighting the detrimental impact of retaliatory attacks. In a heartfelt message, Senator Nwoko extended his condolences to the families of the fallen soldiers, emphasizing the importance of justice prevailing. He expressed concern over the escalating violence in Delta and called for the prioritization of the safety and well-being of innocent villagers. As Delta continues to grapple with mass killings, Senator Nwoko urged for unity and peace, emphasizing the need to hold those responsible for the senseless acts accountable. He concluded by reaffirming his commitment to seeking justice for the victims and working towards a peaceful resolution to the ongoing crisis.

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