Okuama Killings: Army Board Begins Sitting Today In Warri

Okuama Killings: Army Board Begins Sitting Today In Warri

Summary: The Defence Headquarters Board of Inquiry, tasked with investigating the March 17 killing of 17 soldiers at Okuama, Delta State, is set to commence its sitting today in Warri. Led by Air Vice Marshal David Ajayi, the board aims to gather facts from security agencies, community leaders, and residents to enhance civil-military relations and revive economic activities in the affected areas…..READ ALSO Okuama Killings: Urhobo Communities Sends ‘SOS’ Message To Monarchs

However, Okuama leaders expressed reluctance to participate in the inquiry due to ongoing displacement and safety concerns. Meanwhile, the Okoloba community indicated its intention to engage with the inquiry. The panel is also scheduled to convene in Bayelsa State later this week, with the Delta State government planning to present a position paper.

Key Points:

• The Defence Headquarters Board of Inquiry is scheduled to investigate the March 17 killings in Okuama, Delta State, starting today in Warri.
• The board aims to gather facts and enhance civil-military relations and economic activities in affected communities.
• Okuama leaders expressed reluctance to participate due to displacement and safety concerns.
• The Okoloba community indicated its readiness to engage with the inquiry.
• The panel will also convene in Bayelsa State, with the Delta State government planning to present a position paper.
• The Pere of Akugbene-mein Kingdom stated that his community was not invited to the sitting.

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