US Strike on ISIS in Sokoto: Nigerian Journalist Calls for Proof of Terrorists Eliminated
- A young Nigerian journalist has reacted to the multiple attacks on the bases of ISIS terrorists in a state in northern Nigeria
- His statement comes after the confirmation of the attack by the president of America, Donald Trump, about the strikes
- The journalist, however, raised doubts and made some statements about the things he observed in regards to the strike
A Nigerian journalist has expressed doubts over the targeted killing of ISIS terrorists by the US military following an order from President Trump.
The journalist’s statement comes after a reported attack on ISIS bases in Sokoto. While Trump confirmed giving the order, the journalist questioned the outcome of the strike.
Source: Facebook
Nigerian journalist reacts to US attack
In a post he shared, he mentioned that he is yet to get the exact number of terrorists killed during the US strike on the ISIS base.
Victor Chukwuedo Onwuemene, on his Facebook page, said the attack might have yielded no results if there is no proof of any deaths among the terrorists.
Source: Facebook
His statement:
"I’m yet to get the full number of ISIS Terrorists that were eliminated from the USA’s strike. If there are no scores then I must say it was a fruitless attempt."
He continued that if there was truly a strike, there should be evidence showing that certain targets were eliminated.
"If there’s a strike, let it come with force and results please, thanks."
Reactions as journalist demands proof
Uloho shared:
"Even if there are casualties, I've this deep feelings that the Nigerian Government would definitely hide it from the public."
Chidi stated:
"I am asking why sokoto??? Why not plateau abi jos???"
Jakes added:
"As someone who has known core Northerners for long, if there was no casualty, you'd have seen jubilation posts from them. But since they're condemning the strike, just know it was effective."
Florian wrote:
"It was just a warning, so that when e start them no go say usa don start lol."
Innocent shared:
"I doubt that the Nigerian government would want to disclose that information. They feel defeated than victorious."
Emmanuel noted:
"So you are among those that are tearing?"
Uchenna said:
"It's not futile attack.this is just to bring awareness that the US is at their door step."
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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a young Nigerian man drew attention online after pointing out what President Bola Tinubu did hours before a deadly strike on ISIS terrorists in northern Nigeria.
Soldier confirms many missiles used on ISIS
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian man serving in the US military grabbed attention on social media after speaking about the recent attack on ISIS terrorists in Sokoto, Nigeria.
The US soldier revealed the number of times the terrorists were struck by military equipment following orders from US President Donald Trump.
Source: Legit.ng
