How Nigerian army, police watch as killings worsen in Benue, others
By Oak TV
28 April 2018 |
2:00 pm
How Nigerian army, police watch as killings worsen in Benue, others.
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Wow! Where human lives are taken by force unduly there’s no “Operation Lion dance” while pipe lines are being vandalized (although never right) we have “Operation Crocodile dance” threatening the peace and quietness of the people in the Niger delta. Chear insensitive to the worth of human lives. We should understand that human lives are more important than the pipelines. Without people there is no economy. Please we
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