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Delta Killings: Governor Meets President Tinubu in Aso Rock

March 19, 2024 • 1 min read

Delta State governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, has met with President Bola Tinubu over the killing of over a dozen military personnel in Okuoma, a community in the state.

Recall that 17 military personnel comprising a lieutenant colonel, two majors, one captain, and 12 soldiers were killed while on a “peacekeeping mission” in Okuoma community.

While the government has condemned the incident while promising that perpetrators would face the wrath of the law, the visit of the governor to the Presidential Villa may have been spurred by the incident.

Briefing State House correspondents after meeting behind closed-doors with the President, the governor said that the situation was under control, assuring that there would be no further attacks.

The governor declined to confirm the report of reprisal attacks allegedly carried out by the military and number of casualties, saying that there were certain things he could not say in the public.

He said that he met with the security heads in Bomadi on Monday, but had been unable to meet with the community involved because the place of the incident was completely deserted.