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Nigerian Army releases pictures of 17 soldiers killed in Delta attack

Nigerian Army releases pictures of 17 soldiers killed in Delta attack

The Nigerian Army has released the full names and pictures of the 16 soldiers killed in Okuama community of Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State.

News Direct had reported that 17 soldiers from the 181 Amphibious Battalion were tragically killed by angry youths. The news also mentioned that upon recovery, some of the deceased had their heads severed, and the stomachs of others were opened with missing vital organs.

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The Army in a post on its official X (formerly Twitter) account on Monday, posted a picture of the fallen gallant soldiers. The picture which was shared also included the ranks of the soldiers.

The post which was a tribute to the fallen soldiers was captioned, “Rest in peace our fallen heroes.”

The names of these soldiers are as follows: Maj. SD Shafa, Maj. DE Obi, Capt. U Zakari, SSgt Yahaya Saidu, Cpl Yahaya Danbaba, Cpl Kabiru Basir, LCpl Bulus Haruna, LCpl Sole Opeyemi, LCpl Bello Anas, LCpl Hamman Peter, LCpl Ibrahim Abdulahi, Pte Alhaji Isah, Pte Clement Francis, Pte Abubakar Ali, Pte Ibrahim Adamu and Pte Adamu Ibrahim.

Nigerian Army releases pictures of 17 soldiers killed in Delta attack

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