HORROR ? After IPOB Reportedly SLAUGHTERED Innocent People; SEE What Soldiers Discovered In Their Camps- Details
In a chilling turn of events, troops of the Joint Task Force South- East, operating under ” Operation UDO KA, ” recently invaded camps belonging to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its militant arm, the Eastern Security Network (ESN). The operation, aimed at dismantling separatist strongholds, led to the recovery of disturbing evidence, including a human skull, firearms, and ammunition.
According to Lt. Col. Jonah Unuakhalu, the task force spokesman, these discoveries were made during a series of raids conducted across the region. In a statement issued on Sunday, December 8, 2024, in Enugu, Unuakhalu detailed the operation’ s outcomes and reaffirmed the commitment of security forces to restoring peace in the South- East.
One of the most significant raids occurred on December 5, 2024, targeting a camp located in Uhuala- Aku, within the Okigwe Local Government Area of Imo State. Acting on credible intelligence, the combined military force stormed the location and encountered members of IPOB/ESN. The separatists, described as irredentists by the task force, were overwhelmed by the troops’ superior firepower and fled into the adjoining forest, leaving behind a trail of incriminating evidence.
The security forces recovered a range of weapons and ammunition during the raid, including a G3 rifle, two pump- action shotguns, three Dane guns, and a locally fabricated pistol. The troops also seized 12 rounds of 5. 56mm ammunition and five rounds of 7. 62mm NATO ammunition. These findings underline the militant group’ s capacity to engage in armed conflict and destabilize the region further.
Perhaps the most alarming discovery was the human skull found within the camp. While investigations are ongoing, this macabre evidence raises serious questions about the activities of the group, including allegations of ritual killings. This shocking find has further fueled speculation about IPOB/ESN’ s involvement in human sacrifices, a claim that the group has consistently denied.
Lt. Col. Unuakhalu emphasized the importance of collaboration between security forces and local communities, urging residents to provide credible information to aid ongoing operations. He reiterated the military’ s commitment to protecting lives and property while ensuring that perpetrators of violence are brought to justice.
As investigations continue, the latest findings underscore the complex and deeply troubling security challenges in Nigeria’ s South- East. The discovery of a human skull and the recovery of weapons from IPOB/ESN camps have reignited debates about the group’ s true motives and the extent of their activities. For now, the Nigerian military remains steadfast in its mission to neutralize the threat posed by separatist movements and ensure lasting peace in the region.