Following the military operation in Delta State’s Okuama neighborhood, which sadly resulted in the deaths of sixteen soldiers, former Nigerian Senator Shehu Sani has called for specific action against those who carried out the atrocious atrocities. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Speaking just hours after the military destroyed the hamlet, Sani echoed concerns that are reminiscent of difficulties encountered in conflict areas such as Gaza when he stressed the necessity for accuracy in handling the situation.
In his words, he said; “The Military should go specifically after those who perpetrated the heinous acts in the Delta Community.But that is what we are saying in Gaza”.
The Okuama community, situated in the Ughelli South Local Government Area, became the epicenter of turmoil when news broke of the soldiers’ deaths. Allegations swirled that enraged soldiers may have carried out the retaliatory attack, sparking fears of escalating violence and reprisals in the region.
Sani’s statement emphasized a critical perspective in the aftermath of such incidents, advocating for accountability while cautioning against indiscriminate responses that could exacerbate tensions and harm innocent civilians. By urging the military to focus its efforts on identifying and apprehending the actual perpetrators, Sani highlights the importance of targeted measures to ensure justice is served without further destabilizing the affected community.
The former senator’s remarks draw parallels to international conflict zones, particularly Gaza, where precision and discernment in military operations are often scrutinized amid complex political and humanitarian considerations. In aligning the Delta Community incident with broader global discourse on conflict resolution and human rights, Sani emphasizes the need for Nigeria to uphold principles of accountability and proportionality in its response to security challenges. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
