Uromi killings: Defence Headquarters gives progress report
- Sixteen hunters were killed in Uromi, Edo State, while traveling with their hunting gear, creating tension in Sokoto State due to rumors of protests over the incident.
- Local shop owners, particularly from the Igbo community, closed their businesses due to fears of potential violence, as cited by a shop owner named Chinedu.
- The Nigerian Police Force has stated that they are prepared to ensure safety in Sokoto State amid fears of protests and violence following the killings.
- Mob violence remains a significant issue in Nigeria, with nearly 400 fatalities reported between 2019 and 2022, highlighting the need for stronger law enforcement.
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Uromi killings: Defence Headquarters gives progress report
The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has confirmed that the political leaders from Edo and Kano states have ended the tension that emerged following the recent killings in Uromi, Edo State. Director of Defence Media Operations, Major General Markus Kangye, stated on Thursday that both state governments have taken steps to address the issue. He noted that the Edo State leadership had visited Kano to engage with the affected families. “So at the politic…
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