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80 Militants Surrender Arms, Embrace Amnesty in Cross River…….
No fewer than 80 militants operating in the creeks of Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River State have voluntarily surrendered their weapons and embraced the state government’s amnesty and reintegration programme. The surrender took place at Atimbo Rear Area under Operation OKWOK, within the Nigerian Army’s 13 Brigade area. Security sources said the breakthrough followed months of sustained military pressure and discreet dialogue involving community leaders and officials. Two camps led by ThankGod Ebikontei (Ayibanuagha) and John Isaac (Akpokolo) disbanded, with more fighters expected to report, marking a major boost against coastal militancy.#Fintternews
No fewer than 80 militants operating in the creeks of Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River State have voluntarily surrendered their weapons and embraced the state government’s amnesty and reintegration programme. The surrender took place at Atimbo Rear Area under Operation OKWOK, within the Nigerian Army’s 13 Brigade area. Security sources said the breakthrough followed months of sustained military pressure and discreet dialogue involving community leaders and officials. Two camps led by ThankGod Ebikontei (Ayibanuagha) and John Isaac (Akpokolo) disbanded, with more fighters expected to report, marking a major boost against coastal militancy.#Fintternews
80 Militants Surrender Arms, Embrace Amnesty in Cross River…….
No fewer than 80 militants operating in the creeks of Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River State have voluntarily surrendered their weapons and embraced the state government’s amnesty and reintegration programme. The surrender took place at Atimbo Rear Area under Operation OKWOK, within the Nigerian Army’s 13 Brigade area. Security sources said the breakthrough followed months of sustained military pressure and discreet dialogue involving community leaders and officials. Two camps led by ThankGod Ebikontei (Ayibanuagha) and John Isaac (Akpokolo) disbanded, with more fighters expected to report, marking a major boost against coastal militancy.#Fintternews
