MASSIVE KILLING As Simon Ekpa’s Boys Cross Nigeria, Enter Cameroon & Reportedly Slaughter Many Soldiers In Cold Blood
Simon Ekpa, a self- proclaimed Prime Minister of the Biafra Republic Government in Exile, has made a startling revelation about the brutal killing of members of the Cameroonian joint task force, whom he labeled as ” terrorists. ”
Ekpa shared this information in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, which was cited by the LATEST_NEWS Blog.
In his statement, Ekpa declared, ” The Biafra naval force wing, known as Dragon Fighter Marine, has neutralized the Cameroonian terrorists’ commander, the divisional officer of the Rapid d’ intervention Battalions (BIR), and several other forces in Atabong East in the Bakassi Peninsula. ” This bold claim has sparked significant controversy and raised questions about the ongoing conflict in the region.
In other news, the Anambra State Police Command has successfully arrested 200 suspected criminals over the past two months. This information was disclosed by the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nnaghe Itam. During this period, the police operatives recovered approximately 1, 644 rounds of ammunition.
Among those apprehended were individuals suspected of kidnapping, cult activities, car theft, and petty crimes. The Commissioner emphasized the command’ s commitment to swift responses to criminal activities, stating, ” I am putting in place operational strategies to ensure that within 10 minutes after a crime is reported, a response team will storm the scene. ”
Mr. Itam credited the support of Governor Chukwuma Soludo, sister security agencies including the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), and local vigilant groups for their collective efforts in enhancing security in the state. He also called on Anambra residents to provide information that could aid in combating crime.
The Commissioner highlighted his ongoing engagement with key stakeholders such as traditional rulers, religious bodies, and community leaders. He urged traditional rulers to reassess any cultural practices that might infringe on fundamental human rights to prevent social conflicts.
Additionally, he issued a stern warning against land grabbing, voodoo practices, cultism, and any form of violence or abuse of personal freedom, asserting that such activities would not be tolerated in the state.
In conclusion, Mr. Itam advised those intending to disrupt the peace of Anambra State to reconsider, as their unlawful actions would be firmly resisted by the police command.
(Scooper)
