JUST IN!!! Pipeline Bombings: Soldiers Declare War on Militants, Comb Creeks
COMMANDER of the Joint Task Force (JTF), Major General Okunola, who led his troop to inspect one of the blown up pipelines at Egwa II community in Warri South West, has said the Army will hold community leaders in whose domain such bombing took place responsible for any act of sabotage in their area.
He said that the Federal Government would do all it can to bring the saboteurs of national assets to book as they were already closing in on the criminals.
Okunola said henceforth, security agencies would enforce extant law banning the use of outboard engines with 200 HP and above.
He said the Federal Government would not condone any act of sabotage in the country adding that the act was not only criminal, but, also, capable of undermining national security.
The commander pleaded with government officials and community leaders to give JTF and other security agencies in the region useful information that would lead to arrest of the perpetrators for prosecution.
He said “the pipeline was blown three days ago. We are going to fish out those responsible. It was a massive sabotage and critical to national assets. There is no way we will fold our hands and allow perpetrators to get away with it.
“We do not have our men deployed in the area; that was why they had the opportunity to do it.”
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