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House of Representatives aspirant for Ovia Federal Constituency, Rev. Johnny Aikpitanyi, has strongly condemned the reported invasion and demolition of properties in Oghede community, Benin, allegedly carried out by operatives of the Nigerian Army.The cleric-turned-politician described the actions as a gross violation of human rights and a betrayal of the communitys goodwill.In a statement issued on Monday, Aikpitanyi expressed deep concern over accounts from residents who <a href=https://www.stanleymug.uk>stanley cup</a> claim they were forcefully evicted from their homes after the community donated land to the Nigerian Army for the cons <a href=https://www.stanleys.it>stanley it</a> truction of a military barracks. It is deeply troubling that a community which gave land in good faith to support national security is now being subjected to displacement, fear, and destruction, Aikpitanyi said. Such actions, if proven, are unjustifiable and a complete betrayal of trust. The House of Reps hopeful called on Governor Monday Okpebholo of Edo State to urgently intervene and protect the residents of Oghede from further hardship. Our communities must not be abandoned to the mercy of forces who ought to protect them, he warned. ADVERTISEMENT Read Also Army Rescue Kidnapped Victim, Recover N8m Ransom in PlateauCorps Member Dies as Army Repels Armed Robbery Attack in AbujaTroops Re <a href=https://www.cups-stanley-cups.co.uk>stanley tumblers</a> pel Attack on Yobe Community, Kill 24 Terrorists While acknowledging the strategic importance of military presence in communities, Aikpitanyi stressed Ybyk Zamfara Police presents cheques worth over N30m to families of slain, retired officers
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