El ex presidente de Bayelsa, Lucky Okodeh, demanda a líderes militares por 2.000 millones de N, alegando su inclusión ilegal en una lista de buscados vinculada a los asesinatos de Okuama, dañando su carrera política y forzándolo a esconderse. Former Bayelsa chairman Lucky Okodeh sues military leaders for N2 billion, claiming wrongful inclusion on a wanted list linked to Okuama killings, damaging his political career and forcing him into hiding.

Un ex presidente del gobierno local en Bayelsa, Lucky Okodeh, ha presentado una demanda N2 mil millones contra los líderes militares de Nigeria, alegando que erróneamente incluyeron su foto en una lista de buscados por los asesinatos de 17 soldados en Okuama. A former local government chairman in Bayelsa, Lucky Okodeh, has filed a N2 billion lawsuit against Nigeria's military leaders, claiming they wrongfully included his photo on a wanted list for the Okuama killings of 17 soldiers. Argumenta que esto ha dañado su carrera política y lo ha obligado a esconderse. He argues this has damaged his political career and forced him into hiding. El Tribunal Superior Federal ha aplazado el caso hasta el 28 de noviembre, durante el cual Okodeh trata de detener más arrestos, una disculpa e indemnización. The Federal High Court has adjourned the case to November 28, during which Okodeh seeks to stop further arrests, an apology, and compensation.