How NAF jet bombs wedding guests In Airstrike



By Aviashima Toom
According to an eyewitness said one of the bombs by the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Alpha jet while conducting offensive aerial bombardments around Genu town in Niger State, that resulted to the killings of some wedding guests, with others also sutained several degrees of injuries allegedly strayed at a wedding party in an adjoining village.

It was gathered that many fleeing armed bandits in a convoy were eliminated in the process.

It was also gathered that some herds of rustled cows were also killed by airstrikes of the NAF jet, which was scrambled from a military base in Katsina State.

The eyewitness said: “We saw the small aircraft dropping bombs from afar on the location of fleeing bandits and one of the explosives hit a wedding event in Argida Village.

“Two villagers were also killed, unfortunately. We gathered that several others, who were guests at the wedding feast, sustain injuries. “

When contacted, the NAF Spokesperson, Air Commodore Edward Gabkwet said that the airstrikes at the axis were very successful.

“We have no information on any civilian casualty. Our mission is against armed bandits in that Genu axis, after we got intelligence on the convergence of the bad elements planning to terrorise the people.”

 


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