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Nigerian Army Releases Ewu Kingdom Traditional Ruler, Clement Ikolo
Nigerian Army Releases Ewu Kingdom Traditional Ruler, Clement Ikolo
The Nigerian Army has announced the release of Clement Ikolo, the traditional ruler of Ewu Kingdom, after approximately one month in custody. Senator Ede Dafinone, representing Delta Central at the National Assembly, has been appointed as his surety…….READ ALSO Nigerian Army To Build Residential Housing For Troops Fighting Insecurity
Major General Clement Nwachukwu, the Army’s spokesperson, confirmed the development, stating that Ikolo was released to Senator Dafinone due to the absence of evidence establishing his culpability, although he has not been officially exonerated.
Ikolo voluntarily surrendered himself to the police after he and several others were implicated by the military in connection with the killing of 17 army personnel in Okuama on March 14th.
He had remained in military custody for about a month following his surrender to the police, until his recent release under the custody of Senator Dafinone.
Further details on the matter are expected to be provided later.
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