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Oborevwori visits Okuama community, journalists barred from coverage

Oborevwori visits Okuama community, journalists barred from coverage

Four days after the killing of soldiers, Governor Oborevwori visits Okuama Community

Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, on Monday visited Okuama community in Ughelli South Local Government Area of the state, where military officers were killed in an ambush.

The governor’s visit is to examine the extent of the damage done in the incident.

The military Joint Task Force, JTF, however, barred journalists from covering the governor’s tour of the troubled community.

The JTF operatives barricaded the major entries to Okuama with an armoured personnel carrier tank, thus preventing vehicular and human traffic, including journalists from gaining access to the community.

Oborevwori was received by the leader of the JTF, General Officer Commanding 6 Division Nigerian Army, Major General Jamaal Abdulsalam, after which they proceeded for an indoor meeting that lasted for about an hour.

READ ALSO: Attack on Military Personnel: Governor Sheriff Oborevwori condemns killings, condoles military, families of victims

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