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TeamAOA condemns Tao FM attack..sends condolences

LETTER OF CONDOLENCE  AND CONDEMNATION OF TERRORIST ATTACKS TO THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF TAO FM KUROKO, ADAVI LGA. KOGI STATE.

   On behalf of TeamAOA we wish to express our sincere condolences to the management and staff of Tao Fm over the killings of some of her staff members, this incident came to us and other well meaning individuals as a rude shock. 

   After the tragic hours that have plunged Ebiraland into mourning, TeamAOA wish to convey our full solidarity to TAO FM. We most strongly condemn the blind violence which has been perpetrated in our land  through these series of cowardly and abominable terrorist attacks.

During this painful time, we would also like to convey our deepest condolences to the families of all the innocent victims of these despicable attacks and express our sympathy and support to the injured for a speedy recovery.

   More than ever before, Ebiraland and her people remain firm and undaunted in her fight against the scourge of political terrorism and under-development, and is willing to further intensify the existing cooperation with those on the side of truth to liberate our land in particular and our state (kogi state) in general.

People are entitled to feel safe in their everyday life. We cannot allow violence to prevail over freedom and democracy. TeamAOA is resolutely siding with the relevant authorities in the fight against all forms of terrorism and to bring the perpetrators to book.

    We hope the Government will get to the bottom of this problem of terrorism and violent attacks with a view to proactively stem such incidences from recurring. In the meantime, we urge the Government to beef up security especially in all public and religious institutions in our land and also address the now obvious breakdown in the security intelligence system.  

     Despite all the difficulties we are facing as a tribe and people, we urge us to remain united.

We will continue to pray and work for our Land so that security, peace and unity may prevail. 

   We also pray for the will and resources to bring back Tao Fm in a stronger, bigger and better form.

God bless you and God bless Ebiraland.

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