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By Abiodun OBA
The House of Representatives Committee on Defence will today hold a one-day investigative hearing on the recent massacre and border crisis between Okuama community in Ughelli South Local Government Area and the Okoloba community in Bomadi Local Government Area in Delta State.
A statement by the House Committee on Defence, signed by Babajimi Benson, and Clerk to the House, Musa Alihu, said the hearing will be held at Government House Annex, Warri, Delta State, from 10 am.
The statement encouraged interested members of the public to attend to render information on the sad incident.
“The House of Representatives invites the general public, stakeholders, and all interested parties to an investigative hearing on the carnage that occurred in Okuama Community, Delta State, resulting in the deaths of military officers et al.
“This investigative hearing in line with the 10th Assembly House of Representatives’ Resolution of March 2024, presents an opportunity for stakeholders to provide valuable information and recommendations that will help unveil causes and effects as well as the perpetrators of the dastardly act and events that followed, intending to bring perpetrators to justice, prevent such occurrences in the future, and bring succour to the innocent members of the public.
“Members of the public who are willing to submit memoranda should do so in ten copies and submit same to the committee within one week of this publication to the clerk of the committee, Musa Aliyu Room 315 White House, House of Representatives, National Assembly, Three Arms Zone Abuja; or at the public investigative hearing scheduled as follows: Date: Thursday, April 25, 2024. Time: 10 am. Venue: Conference Hall, Government House Annex, Edjeba Warri Delta State.
“The House of Representatives Committee on Defense looks forward to a robust engagement and meaningful contributions from all stakeholders.”
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