Cadet’s death: soldiers didn’t torture hotel staff to death, says DHQ

The Nation Newspaper Cadet’s death: soldiers didn’t torture hotel staff to death, says DHQ

The Defence Headquarters is probing the military personnel who interrogated the four staff members of an hotel where a cadet died.The Director Defence Information, Brig.-Gen. Tukur Gusau, in a statement yesterday, said after the cadet’s death, troops of Operation UDO KA in Abia invited four staff members of the hotel for interrogation to ‘ascertain the actual cause of his death’.He said: “As at when they were released, nothing happened to anyone of them.

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