NIGERIA — Fourteen mutilated bodies of Nigerian soldiers killed in Delta State have been recovered. A joint task force, led by Major General Jamal Abdussalam of the 6th Division Nigerian Army, recovered the lifeless bodies of the slain soldiers in Okuama community, Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State. The bodies were recovered in the early hours of Saturday, 16th March, 2024. According to news reports, the soldiers were ruthlessly murdered with some beheaded and others having their stomachs and hearts removed. News Agencies
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Fourteen mutilated bodies of Nigerian soldiers killed in Delta State have been recovered
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Published (Updated) on Sunday, March 17, 2024
• Boko Haram sect has ambushed a military vehicle conveying a Lieutenant and other soldiers
• Armed herdsmen reportedly attacked soldiers deployed in Apa Local Government Area (LGA), of Benue state
• Soldiers rewarded for rejecting N1.5 million bribe from two suspected cattle rustlers in Plateau State
• Five Nigerian Soldiers Killed in Suspected IS-Linked Mine Explosion near Niger Border
• Bike riders have blocked major roads and markets in Delta State protesting the death of their colleagues
• Several homes in Bomadi LGA of Delta State reportedly caught fire hours after the killings of 16 soldiers
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