SHOCKING Revelation ! See What Simon Ekpa Said As Family Reveals This About Lagbaja’s Death
In a recent development, Simon Ekpa, who identifies as the Prime Minister of the Biafra Republic Government in Exile, has responded to comments made by the family of the late Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Taoreed Abiodun Lagbaja. The family has raised questions over the general’ s death, suggesting possible foul play linked to a local land dispute.
Lieutenant General Lagbaja, who reached one of the highest ranks in Nigeria’ s military, tragically passed away, sparking grief and controversy within his family. Pa Tajudeen Lagbaja, the family head and a younger brother of Taoreed Lagbaja’ s father, expressed deep sorrow and regret over supporting his nephew’ s military ambitions. Reflecting on the general’ s untimely demise, Pa Tajudeen admitted that, had he known the fate awaiting Lagbaja, he might not have encouraged him to join the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA). ” I regret obtaining the form for him, ” he said, ” but it is destiny. ” Despite his sorrow, he expressed gratitude for the time they shared together, recognizing their bond as a source of comfort in the family’ s grief.
Adding to the family’ s concerns, a female relative, identified as Madam Toyin, made a striking claim. She suggested that General Lagbaja’ s death was brought about through diabolical means linked to an unresolved land dispute in the community. This conflict reportedly emerged in 2023, when Nigerian Army officials considered establishing a hospital in the area. According to Madam Toyin, the land disagreement may have spurred spiritual or occult attacks aimed at the COAS, ultimately leading to his tragic end. Such assertions have intensified the family’ s mourning, as they grapple with the possibility that supernatural forces or malicious intent could have played a role in his death.
Simon Ekpa responded to these claims on social media, addressing his followers with a stern warning for Nigerian Army personnel stationed in Nigeria’ s southeastern regions. Known for his vocal opposition to Nigeria’ s central government and military forces, Ekpa pointed to the statements from the Lagbaja family as a cautionary message for soldiers serving what he calls ” one Nigeria. ” He suggested that the family’ s statements reflect underlying issues within the country’ s military structure and that soldiers should be mindful of whom they serve and where they deploy.
