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Army releases names, photos of officers killed in Delta community

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Last updated: 2024/03/19 at 11:52 AM
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The Nigerian Army has released the names and pictures of the 17 soldiers killed in a Delta state community.

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Last Thursday, 17 military personnel — comprising a lieutenant ​colonel, two majors, one captain, and 12 soldiers — were killed while on a “peacekeeping mission” in Okuoma, Bomadi LGA of Delta.

The Delta state and federal governments had condemned the incident while promising that perpetrators would face the wrath of the law.

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Some hours after the incident, several houses in the community were reportedly on fire.

In a statement released on Monday, the Nigerian Army said the killing was masterminded by members of the community, noting that the troops would not retaliate.

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Below is the list of names and ranks of the soldiers killed:

Name and Rank

1. AH Ali Lieutenant Colonel (Commanding officer, 181 Amphibious Battalion)

2. SD Shafa Major

3. DE Obi Major

4. U. Zakari Captain

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5. Yahaya Saidu Staff Sergeant

6. Yahaya Danbaba Corporal

7. Kabiru Bashir Corporal

8. Bulus Haruna Lance Corporal

9. Sole Opeyemi Lance Corporal

10. Bello Anas Lance Corporal

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11. Hamman Peter Lance Corporal

12. Ibrahim Abdullahi Lance Corporal

13. Alhaji Isah Private

14. Clement Francis Private

15. Abubakar Ali Private

16. Ibrahim Adamu Private

17. Adamu Ibrahim Private

 

 

 

 

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