Tompolo Blames Army For The Death Of His Father

[jchima]

The father of former militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo aka Tompolo, is dead. There are reports that he sustained injuries when military men raided Gbaramatu kingdom on May 28, 2016, in search of the militant group, Niger Delta Avengers. Tompolo, who has been in hiding for some time now, had earlier issued statement decrying the treatment meted out to his father by the Army.


In the statement which he published as an open letter to President Buhari, the ex-militant alleged that the soldiers handled his father roughly. Adding that his father’s lower limb had to be amputated in July because of the way they treated the old man. He said “Is this 84 year old man also a member of the Niger Delta Avengers that they brutalized him to the point of death?” Tompolo’s father, Thomas Osen Ekpemupolo died on Wednesday, September 7, 2016, at a hospital in Warri – Delta state.

Source: Tompolo Blames Army For The Death Of His Father

 

[blastoff]

More black on black carnage, but thank God there aren't any white cops to blame it on.

 

[Two Thumbs]

The father of former militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo aka Tompolo, is dead. There are reports that he sustained injuries when military men raided Gbaramatu kingdom on May 28, 2016, in search of the militant group, Niger Delta Avengers. Tompolo, who has been in hiding for some time now, had earlier issued statement decrying the treatment meted out to his father by the Army.


In the statement which he published as an open letter to President Buhari, the ex-militant alleged that the soldiers handled his father roughly. Adding that his father’s lower limb had to be amputated in July because of the way they treated the old man. He said “Is this 84 year old man also a member of the Niger Delta Avengers that they brutalized him to the point of death?” Tompolo’s father, Thomas Osen Ekpemupolo died on Wednesday, September 7, 2016, at a hospital in Warri – Delta state.

Source: Tompolo Blames Army For The Death Of His Father

sorry, never heard of any of this before.

There's near constant war in Africa.