Soldier “As We Were Burning Houses In Okuama, Somebody Ran Out Of One Of The Houses On Fire”

A speedboat driver described to Vanguard his scary escape from the Okuama waterfront on March 14 during a military raid, amid a chaotic situation. The driver, hired by the military for the job, related how they tried to force the Okuama community chair onto their ship, but then there was a deluge of gunfire coming from every angle. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

An insider revealed a misleading strategy that resulted in the death of a Lieutenant Colonel, which was a troubling development. Agbarho soldiers are said to have been duped and killed in the operation to burn houses in Okuama.

Sharing a chilling account, the insider, identified as a soldier, narrated an interrogation of a villager amid the chaos. The villager confessed to a shocking tally of 46 killings, provoking a moment of anger among the soldiers. However, recognizing the potential intelligence value of the captive, they refrained from rash action.

Detailing a harrowing encounter, the soldier continued: “As we set fire to houses in the community, someone emerged from a burning house, prompting me to threaten him with my weapon. After a moment of hesitation, he surrendered. During interrogation, he confessed to killing 46 people, sparking anger among us. Despite this, we refrained from violence, realizing he could provide valuable hidden information.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>