Outrage in Adamawa as Identities of Women Allegedly Killed by Soldiers Revealed
In Adamawa State, nine women allegedly killed by soldiers during a communal clash were identified as Florence Frank, Suzi Tanko, Mercy Kennedy, and Destiny Gibson, among others. A mass burial was held for the victims, leading to demands for justice and condemnation of the military's actions by the community.
The Nigerian Army denied responsibility for the civilian casualties, attributing the deaths to a land dispute operation. The Chobo Youth Forum called for a transparent investigation into the incident.
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