Vanguard
27 May 2011
By Emma AMAIZE
WARRI – A cache of ammunition, including rocket propelled grenade launchers, RPGLs, AK 47 rifles and dynamites, belonging to the Niger Delta Liberation Force, NDLF, led by fallen militant leader, ‘General’ John Togo, have been abandoned at a hideaway, where they were buried in a jungle by fleeing militants, shortly after the group was disbanded, May 14, following the demise of Togo.
WARRI – A cache of ammunition, including rocket propelled grenade launchers, RPGLs, AK 47 rifles and dynamites, belonging to the Niger Delta Liberation Force, NDLF, led by fallen militant leader, ‘General’ John Togo, have been abandoned at a hideaway, where they were buried in a jungle by fleeing militants, shortly after the group was disbanded, May 14, following the demise of Togo.
Also, the Joint Task Force, JTF, on the Niger Delta, whose men exhumed Togo’s corpse from the secret place he was buried in camouflage army uniform after his death, May 14, may carry out a DNA test to determine, whether indeed, the corpse exhumed by the soldiers, May 25, was that of the wanted militant leader.
“Despite the confirmation by those who knew John Togo, particularly with the scar on his nose, that it is his remains, the task force must be doubly sure that the corpse is actually that of John Togo by carrying out all the necessary tests,” a senior military officer told Vanguard, yesterday, in Warri.
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