Military Continues Presence In Kolokolo Will Restore Peace, Says BSM President

By The9jaTrend

President of the Benin Solidarity Movement (BSM) Worldwide, a socio-cultural group, Elder Curtis Eghosa Ugbo has reiterated the need for military men to continues their presence in Kolokolo Community of Ikpoba Okha Local Government Area of Edo State as this he said will restore much needed peace back to the Community.

Elder Ugbo made the observation while reacting to a recent newspaper report specifically Vanguard Newspaper dated 4th May, 2021 where some individuals were complaining about the presence of military men in Kolokolo Community.

Elder Curtis Eghosa Ugbo claimed that those making the wild allegations must be the brains behind the spate of criminalities that pervade the community ranging from conspiracy, kidnapping, arson, robbery and murder which necessitated the stationing of military men in the locality to maintain peace and order.

         ELDER CURTIS EGHOSA UGBO

            President, Benin Solidarity 

          Movement (BSM) Worldwide

"We view with disdain the line of thought of these selected few individuals who are making an uproar against the military presence in Kolokolo Community. There is no doubt that the presence of the military men in the community has been a welcomed development as the residents of the now sleep with their two eyes closed.

"Where were these group of people when the law of the jungle pervaded the community not long ago where all sorts of criminality ranging from conspiracy,  kidnapping, arson, robbery and murder became the order of the day? To the extent that these crime lords murdered a community leader (Okhaegele), Sunny Eitche, for no justifiable reason.

"Presently, the case of the murder of the community youth leader has been under judicial adjudication with some elements standing in the dock as prime suspects in the deadly crime.

"It stands to reason that those claiming that the army drove them away from the community may have been deeply involved in these criminal activities that put the lives of innocent residents at risk and played various nauseating roles in the killing of the Okaeghele of Kolokolo Community, Sunny Eitche."