Okpameri Vigilante group loses Member

The Okpameri Vigilante Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced the death of one of its member, Mr. Edward Adewole, who answered the call to eternal rest on 30th January, 2023 after a protracted illness.

Adewole who until his death was the Unit Commander of Ekpesa Vigilante was also a member of Edo State Security Network (ESSN) and member of Oduma Protection Squad(OPS) facilitated by Afemai Amalgamated Forum(AAF)

The gallant operative who succumbed to the cold hand of death early morning of the said day had been decorated many times in his local command for his exceptional commitment to duty,  knack for excellence and details and passion for result.

The Command sincerely condoles with his family especially his aged parents, siblings and children that he left behind and urges all the Unit Commanders to mobilize operatives to attend the burial in his hometown of Ekpesa-Okpameri in Akoko-Edo LGA of Edo State in line with the Command’s protocol regarding falling heroes .

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