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BREAKING: DHQ declares eight wanted for killing soldiers in Delta

In a significant development, the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has announced the names of eight individuals wanted for their involvement in the recent tragic incident resulting in the death of 17 military personnel in Delta State.

This list was made public during a briefing held in Abuja on Thursday by the military authorities.

The individuals declared wanted are as follows: Prof. Ekpekpo Arthur, Andaowei Dennis Bakriri, Akevwru Daniel Omotegbo (also known as Amagben), Akata Malawa David, Sinclear Oliki, Clement Ikolo Ogenerukeywe, Reuben Baru, and Igoli Ebi.

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