Unarmed Civilians Killed As Nigerian Army Declare War On Easterners.

Cry and tension everywhere in Orlu and Osu in the Eastern part of Nigeria as mighty jets believed to be deployed by the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Air Force are conducting aerial strikes in Orlu communities in Imo State, killing market women, farmers and citizens going about their normal duties, which has worsened the already built-up tension in the areas.

Dez Mayorz Media learnt that the airstrikes started since Wednesday evening to Thursday noon, and are connected with the military’s resolve to dislodge the Eastern Security Network operatives said to have strongholds in the forests.

The Eastern security Network is a security Network endorsed by 99.8% of the Easterners to help safeguard them from the continuous killing and kidnapping of their people by the fulani herdsmen with the aid of the Nigerian corrupted Army.

A video of the aerial bombardments surfaced with fresh tension and anxiety building in the communities.

“Nigerian soldiers are currently conducting aerial strikes in our areas. Many innocent lives may be lost. They are probably looking for ESN operatives who are checking the activities of killer Fulani herdsmen,” a community head told told newsmen.

“People’s homes and market places may be affected. We don’t need aircraft in Orlu. They should go and find the stolen school pupils in Niger State,” another angry resident said.

The army spokesperson of the 34 artillery Brigade, Obinze, Owerri, Imo state, Babatunde Zubairu, who confirmed the operation, said the locals were not being harassed.

“I have the video. There was an aircraft firing shots possibly in a nearby bush. Very reckless of the airforce; civilians are all over the place,” another person said.

Recall that last December that the Nigerian Army deployed combat helicopters, gun trucks, and soldiers to search some suspected forests in the South-East states where the ESN, launched by Nnamdi Kanu, was said to be camping.

A video, from the drones and hidden cameras believed to be installed by the ESN, had captured the Nigerian Army helicopters and their vehicles and soldiers searching for the camp of the ESN for possible arrests.

Kanu, leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, on December 12, launched the ESN, saying the regional security outfit, just like Amotekun in the South-West, would help to tackle crimes and criminalities.

“The Nigerian Army that is supposed to fight Boko Haram was seen everywhere searching for the camp of Eastern Security Network team. But they forgot they are dealing with sophisticated men. There are cameras and drones everywhere watching them,” an official had said.

It’s crystal clear that the Nigerian Army have declared another war on unarmed Easterners.

By Okoye Chidiebele

Am Flamboyant. Oku!

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