The Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, In response to the recent tragedy that occured in Abia State where five soldiers were killed during a sit-at-home order declared by the Indigenous People of Biafra, governor Alex Otti shows supports and visits the affected families.
During his condolence visit on Saturday to the 144 Battalion of the Nigerian Army at Asa in Ukwa West Local Government Area, Otti expressed profound sympathy and outlined his government’s commitment to the bereaved families
He said,“It’s very sad, but we must identify those responsible and ensure they face the consequences.”
Governor Otti assured the state that justice will be served and in addition to that, support will be made to the families of the late soldiers.
He added that automatic scholarships will be offered to the children of the deceased soldiers up to the university level.
He assured that legislative action would be taken to formalize these scholarships and ensure continuity by successive state administrations.
Brigadier General Olusola Diya, the Brigade Commander of 14 Brigade Ohafia, assured that the army was actively gathering intelligence and would spare no effort in apprehending those connected to the killings.
“We are determined to bring to justice those responsible for this heinous act,” he stated, revealing the extent of the losses suffered during the attack, including two army vehicles burnt and weapons stolen.
