Our Father Must Not Be Disrespected – Group Fumes Over Invasion Of Edwin Clark’s Country Home

The statement urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to “as a matter of urgency, direct the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, to tender an unreserved public apology for the disrespectful infamy of the invading soldiers.” The statement partly reads, “We do not want to believe that such an action is deliberately orchestrated to undermine the Niger Delta leader who is deeply saddened over the senseless and most barbaric killing of 17 Nigerian soldiers in Okuama.

The group expressed disgust over the development and described it as a “senseless invasion and raid.” They subsequently demanded an unreserved apology and compensation” for the trauma caused to the Ijaw leader.

“The Federal Government of Nigeria should compensate and make provisions for his health care to enable him to recover from the trauma he must have suffered as a result of the invasion of his home by some soldiers who were said to be acting on non-existing intelligence..

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