Niger Delta Militants Surrender in Cross River, Over 80 Fighters Lay Down Arms
In a significant development, Niger Delta militants surrendered in Cross River State, Nigeria, with 80 fighters giving up their arms in Atimbo. Led by Maj. Yemi Sokoya, the repentant militants, including groups led by Thankgod Ebikontei and John Isaac, handed over weapons and military equipment voluntarily.
Brig. Gen. Paul Alimikhena praised the milestone achievement, emphasizing sustained military operations and collaboration with the state government. Governor Ben Ayade commended the peace efforts and urged residents to support security agencies.
The Department of State Services (DSS) will profile the surrendered militants.
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