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BREAKING: Tension As Gunmen Kill Eight Soldiers, Policemen In Imo

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September 19, 2023
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In Imo State, gunmen have killed no less than eight security personnel, including soldiers, policemen, and members of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps.

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The tragedy on Tuesday morning in the Umualumaku neighbourhood of the state’s Ehime Mbano Local Government Area has caused concern.

Two security trucks carrying the joint security task force team were attacked and set on fire by their assailants.

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They were all burnt alive inside their functional vehicles; therefore, none of them survived.

Unnamed security personnel told our correspondent that reinforcement teams had been dispatched to the crime scene to apprehend the perpetrators and recover the bodies of the deceased security personnel.

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A resident who wishes to remain anonymous for reasons of security claimed to have seen the security officers just before they were set on fire.

According to him, the development had confused the neighbourhood.

The security officers were set ablaze in the two trucks while our journalist watched the attack on tape.

When reached, Henry Okoye, a spokesman for the state’s police, verified the news but requested more time to learn all the specifics of the tragedy.

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