Victor EdozieAn unspecified number of people sustained various degrees of injuries on Thursday when a suspected military jet shot at a cargo boat conveying foodstuffs and other edible items from Port Harcourt to Bonny,An eyewitness account had it that the incident occurred along Okrika Dutch/Bonny Island when the suspected jet came down and opened fire on the cargo boat and injured an unspecified number of people.“The incident happened yesterday at about 1.00 pm. It was not hidden people saw it.
What's all these madness about? This is nothing but deliberate provocation
We knew all along that'the super tucanos would only be deployed to the South against innocent civilians and never against the fulani janjaweed bandits or bokoharam'.
But they no see bandits to use Air Force for.
And they can't use this jet in an area where bandit,arm herdsmen, killer herdsmen and Boko haram are... Somethings are just playing out in Nigeria and nobody is talking.
And they can't use this jet in an area where bandit,arm herdsmen,Boko haram... Somethings are just playing out in Nigeria and nobody is talking.
They will come out and lie again that ,suspected militants dey on the boat 🛥
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