Panic as 'Unknown Gunmen' kill Army Major in Anambra [PHOTO]

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Panic as ‘Unknown Gunmen’ kill Army Major in Anambra [PHOTO] via politicsngr

Major Churchill Orji has been shot dead by some criminals known as ‘Unknown Gunmen’ in Nigeria’s Eastern region.

POLITICS NIGERIA learned that Agulu-born Orji was gunned down on Saturday at Azia/Ukpor in Ihiala Local Government Area of Anambra State.Details of the killing is not yet clear as of the time of publishing this report.“Our brother Major Churchill Orji, you paid the price defending our dear State from bandits and unknown gunmen yesterday at Azia/Ukpor. Your efforts shall never be in vain. Agulu mourns,” he wrote on his Facebook page on Sunday.

This newspaper gathered that there is panic in the community where the incident happened as residents fear soldiers would soon invade their homes and deal with them over the murder of the top Army personnel. Violence, killings and arson attacks had escalated in the southeast region in recent times, with many accusing members of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra and the Eastern Security Network of being behind the violence. The groups have however denied any involvement.

Apart from the senseless killings, government facilities such as police stations and offices belonging to the Independent National Electoral Commission were also attacked and some set ablaze.

 

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PoliticsNGR No panic as armies are killing innocent people in abia state

PoliticsNGR Soludo should do something about these gun men. The army may end up shooting innocent citizens, something should be done to end this killing of unknown gun men in South East.

PoliticsNGR What a country

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