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Imo: Government Condemns Attack By Soldiers On Community

Bamidele Johnson by Bamidele Johnson
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The Imo State Government has described as regrettable and avoidable the violence in Awo-Omamma, Oru East Local Government Area of the state, which resulted in the death of a soldier on Monday.

The government also announced that the state governor, Chief Hope Uzodimma, has ordered a high-powered investigation into the incident to unravel the cause of the crisis and the attendant loss of life and property. The government also condemned the attack by soldiers on the community.

The state government made its position known in a statement signed by the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Declan Emelumba, who said the slain soldier was on a legitimate duty when he was murdered.

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“Imo State Government is shocked and dismayed over the events of yesterday in Awommamma in Oru East local government area of the state. The ugly event is regrettable and avoidable

“Government condemns the murder of a soldier by the so-called unknown gunmen. Certainly, this soldier who was on a legitimate duty to ensure free flow of traffic and to protect lives and property on this fateful Monday of November 22nd, did not deserve to die such a gruesome death.

“On the other hand, Government deprecates reports of wanton destruction of property visited on the community by aggrieved soldiers. The indiscriminate burning of residential and businesses premises of innocent citizens was not an appropriate response since two wrongs will never make a right. Government has good reasons to believe that there is more to the sad event than meets the eyes.

“Consequently, His Excellency, Senator Hope Uzodinma, the Executive Governor of Imo State has ordered a high-powered investigation into the incident to unravel the cause of the crisis and the attendant loss of life and property.

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