Names Of Defenseless Citizens Killed & Crippled For Life By Buhari & Osinbajo Government During The Military Massacre Operations In Eastern Nigeria

(Chima Ubani Centre, Onitsha Nigeria:
24^th January 2019)-In continuation of the release of our
special report (under Buhari & Osinbajo: many have gone & crippled
for life in Eastern Nigeria) and for the purpose of facilitating
easy reading and analysis of same, below are names of the
defenseless citizens, mostly of Igbo Christian background, killed
and crippled for life during the Buhari & Osinbajo ordered military
massacre operations in Eastern Nigeria.

Intersociety had on Tuesday, 22^nd January
2019 released the Executive Summary of the special report. As
earlier promised, the full report shall be released in coming days
after the release of the lists of vicarious and direct perpetrators
of the massacre operations. The link to the Executive Summary of
the special report is provided here: http://intersociety-ng.org/component/k2/item/406-intersociety-begins-the-release-of-its-special-report-on-military-massacre-operations-in-eastern-nigeria^[1]

30th August 2015 Death Toll 

Among the six citizens that were shot dead by soldiers and
police in Anambra State were Citizens Ebuka Nnorom of Ufuma in
Anambra State and Obasi Maduka of Oshiri-Ebonyi State. The bodies
of four others were recovered and taken away by soldiers and
police. Over ten persons were injured in the protests. In Yenegoa
and Port Harcourt protests of same date, among those killed were
late Citizens Christian Okechukwu and Daniel Chukwualue.

2^nd December 2015 Death
Toll

A total of not less than 13 persons were killed in Onitsha and
environs and among them were: Miss Anthonia Nkiruka Ikeanyionwu (a
student of the Federal College of Education (Technical),
 Umunze in Anambra State); Kenneth Ogadinma (from Abia State),
Chima Onoh (from Enugu State), Angus Chikwado (from Anambra State)
and Miss Felicia Egwuatu ( from Anambra State). The remaining eight
citizens shot and killed by drafted soldiers and police personnel
were taken to undisclosed locations by soldiers of the Onitsha
Military Cantonment then led by Col Isa Abdullahi Maigari.
 Dozens of others, likely to have been killed in the late
night of 1^st December 2015, technically represent the
“dark figures of crime” or unrecorded casualty figures.

17^th December 2015 Death Toll

 Not less than 12 persons were shot and
killed by soldiers at Onitsha Niger Bridgehead and among them were
Citizens Okwu Friday, Michael Nweke (37) (from Ezza North LGA) in
Ebonyi State;  buried on 11^th of March 2016); 
Peter Chukwuma Nwankwo (26) (from  Ezza South LGA) in Ebonyi
State;  buried on 11^th of March 2016), Mathew
Ndukwe Kanu (25) (from Akanu-Ohafia LGA) in Abia State; buried on
12^th of March 2016) and Chigozie Ezeji (32) (from
Idemmili North LGA) in Anambra State.

9^th February 2016 Death
Toll

Not less than 30 persons were killed in the Aba National High
School prayer/singing rally and among them were: Citizens Uche
Friday (30yrs) (Abia State), Emeka Ekpemandu (35yrs) (Imo State),
Chiavoghlefu Chibuikem (Abia State), Nzubechi Onwumere (Imo State),
Peter Chinecherem Ukasoanya (27yrs) (Abia State), Chigozie Cyril
Nwoye (23yrs) (Enugu State), Chukwudi Onyekwere (26yrs) (Imo State)
and Uchechukwu Nwachukwu (Abia State). Bodies of others were taken
by soldiers of 144 Battalion to unknown locations; among them were
those later  dumped and found on 13^th February 2016
inside Burrow Pits located along Aba-Port Harcourt Road, off Aba in
Abia State.

Names Of Slain Citizens Of Nkpor & Onitsha
29^th & 30^th May 2016
Massacre

Names of some slain citizens in the said Nkpor and Onitsha
massacre of 29^th and 30^th May 2016 were given
as: Nicodemus Azubuike, Chikaodi Uka Ume, Ernest Uzor, Chukwudi
Ozioko, God’s Power Etukudo, Ifeanyichukwu Kalu, Sunday Ogudo,
Ogechi Ejiogu, Daniel Kalu Ukagha, Chima Ezechiugo, Onuoha Jude
Nnamdi, Chikezie Nwodo, Chibuzor Nwabuibe, Kingsley Onwo, Onyeka
Chukwu Ekwe, Sunday Ogbonna, Sunday David, Patrick Anyika, Raphael
Agwu and Chukwudi Nmadu. Bodies of others were taken away by
soldiers, among them were not less than 90 bodies later buried on
1^st June 2016 in one of the two military cemeteries
located inside Onitsha Army Barracks.

Names Of Slain Citizens Of The Asaba Spillover
Massacre

Among no fewer than 30 persons killed in the Asaba spillover
massacre of 30^th May 2016 were Chinedu Udoye, Oluchukwu
Odanibe, Ikechukwu Enebeli, Henry Nzekwe, Hero Vincent, Ojo
Chimezie, Ogbuefi Obi, Ogochukwu Ijego, Apam Oyi, Okeke Obiora, and
Nwabueze Uzonna. Bodies of others were either dumped inside Asaba
swamps to decompose or dumped and abandoned at the FMC, Asaba and
other unnamed clinics in Asaba and environs. Not less than 15
bodies were dumped and abandoned at the FMC, Asaba including the
body of Chinedu Udoye and later removed and secretly buried off
Asaba Air Port area on 26^th June 2016 as “unclaimed and
government property” corpses.

20^th January 2017 Pro Trump Rally Death
Toll

Names of three slain pro Biafra activists recovered and buried
by their families were given as (1) Uwakwe Justus Ikechi from
Ezinihite-Mbaise LGA of Imo State; buried on 16^th
February 2017, (2) Ndubueze Johnson Okoli (20yrs) from Orumba South
LGA, Anambra State; buried on 3^rd February 2017 and (3)
Kingsley Mathew Essien (17yrs) from Ikono LGA, Akwa Ibom State;
buried on 3^rd March 2017. Not less than 17 other bodies
were seized and taken away by soldiers and police. They included
not less than three dumped and abandoned at the University of Port
Harcourt Teaching Hospital.

Names Of Massacred Pro Biafra Activists & Ors In The
September 2017 Army Python Dance 11

Among not less than 180 shot and killed were (1)Chinedu Uwandu
(Imo State), (2) Ogochukwu Joseph Ogbah (Abia State), (3) Henry
Ogar Ogoyi (Cross River State), (4) Kelechi Meshach Metu (Imo
State), (5) Odika Osime Chukwuma (Anambra State), (6) Onyeka Ujam
(Enugu State), (7) Celestine Aga (Enugu State), (8)  Joseph
Ifeanyichukwu Agbayisi (Anambra State), (9) Blessing Adaku Odoemena
(Abia State), (10) Imo Emele Uduma Okemini (Abia State),  (11)
Emmanuel Ugochukwu Nwachukwu (Imo State), (12) Okwudiri Samuel
Obika (Imo State), (13) Anayo Anyanwu (Imo State), (14) Udoette
Miracle Udofia (Akwa Ibom State) and (15) MaCois Palibor (Bayelsa
State).

Others: (16) Ogbogu Okoro (Abia State), (17)
Chigozie Ikechukwu (Abia State), (18) Ikenna Okorie (Abia State),
(19) Adiele Paul (Abia State), (20) Ahamuefuna Austin Nnamdi (Imo
State), (21) John Akor (Benue State), (22) Emmanuel Ogbuh (Imo
State), (23) Kevin Nnamdi Ikeme (Abia State), (24) Sunday Nnadozie
(Imo State),  (25) Iteshi Celestine Chukwuka (Ebonyi State),
(26) Ndubuisi Arum (Abia State), (27) Sunday David, (28) Chukwudi
Mmadu, (29) Levi Okwudiri and (30) Chukwueke Kalu. Other bodies
were seized and taken by soldiers to secret graveyards located in
different parts of Abia State.

Names Of The Shot & Wounded Victims Of The Military
Massacre Operations In Eastern Nigeria

30^th August 2015 In Port Harcourt:
 Among those shot and critically injured in Rivers by Nigerian
Army and the Police were Citizens Sunday Udegbe, Nwabunne Udo,
Agwasi Anthony, Meshach Emmanuel, Chinwendu Ogbonna, Amanda
Onyekachi, Emmanuel Arinze, Okwudiri Ojah, Chibuike David, Uzochi
Ugwojialili, Chukwuma Igwe, Kingsley Okere, Chinedu Solomon Iwu,
Okon Emmanuel Udo, Kelechi Uwaeze, Dominic Uwalaka, Solomon
Chikwe, Ikenna Ezekwem, Thomas Ubani, Amarachi Onyemachi and
Chukwudi Ofoegbuliwe. Scores of others were killed including those
shot and got drowned inside swamps

30^th August 2015 In
Asaba: Those shot and critically wounded
in Delta State included: Chinedu Abel, Onovo Michael, Kingsley
Anuife, Amechi Ojieh, Ogbonna Kanayo, David Ogbu, Charles Chukwuka,
Elochukwu Uzor, Chinedu Chukwuma, and Onyekanna
Ifechukwudebelu.

30^th August 2015 In
Onitsha: Those shot and critically
injured on 30^th August 2015 in Anambra State included:
Sampson Kalu, Chidiebere Nnaji, Onyekwelu Ovute, Felix Ndianaefo,
Ikechukwu Okafor, Chimaobi Okafor, Christopher Oforah, Sunday
Nwazugbo, Stanley Eze, Mrs. Eucharia and Mrs. Patricia.

30^th August 2015 In Enugu: In Enugu
State, the following were shot and critically injured: Mr. Godswill
Ojikeme, Mrs.  Chinyere Godswill Ojikeme, Ogbodo Monday, Jonah
Kelechi, Onuigbo Paul and Obiorah Innocent

2nd & 17^th December 2015 In
Onitsha: Among those shot and critically
injured by soldiers, Police and Navy in Onitsha on
2^nd  and 17^th  December 2015
included: Citizens Jonah Kelechi, Nwode Friday, Ogodo Monday,
Nwankwo Ejike, Onuigbo Paul, Mbonu Izunna,  Obiora Innocent,
Amadi Chinonso, Chukwudi Dabelechi, Alo Amechi, Nwaele Chigozie,
Okonkwo Felix,  Eneje Emeka, Uchechukwu Kingsley, Igwebuike
Chinonso, Onyemaechi Ikeagu, Nwaoba Emeka, Nwajioha Chinonso,
Nwaele Chinonso, Ijeoma Chukwu, Francis Ikechukwu, Ejike Jideoffor,
Makuochukwu Ozobi and Okechukwu Okonkwo.

9^th February 2016 At
Aba: Among innocent and unarmed citizens
shot and critically injured in Aba on 9^th of February by
the Nigerian Army, joined by other security agencies included: Mrs.
Charity Ahuruonye (40yrs) Abia State; Chibuzor Akabueze (29yrs) Imo
State, Chukwuemeka Iwuoha  Imo State, Chibuzor Chukwu 
Ebonyi State, Innocent Chinedu Okoro (52yrs) Abia State, Obinna
Emmanuel Alaribe (26yrs) Abia State, Uchenna Ihuoma (28yrs) Imo
State, Ekene Uzor (29yrs) Anambra State, Sunday Kalu (63yrs) Abia
State; Mrs. Nnenna Okebe (55yrs) Abia State; Mrs. Comfort Kingsley
(32yrs); Mrs. Ngozi Paul (34yrs) Imo State; and Ifiok Alexandra
Ibanga Akwa Ibom State.

29^th and 30^th May 2016 At Nkpor &
Onitsha: Some names of over 80 critical
injured citizens at Nkpor and Onitsha massacre of 29^th
and 30^th May 2016 were: Obi Nkemakonam, Ubani
Nwenneakonam, Nwuzo Friday, Ilo Friday, Olisama Chukwuemeka, Awah
Sopuruchi, Okoye Chinedu, Ezeilo Chuka, Onyeduna Ifesinachi,
Nnamani Sunday, Chinonso Amadi, Tagbo Chibuzo, Anyanwu Chika, Egbe
Johnson, Osukwe Ijeoma, Nkechukwu Ikechukwu, Kenneth Eni,
Orjichukwu Chigozie, Solomon Izundu, Ebili Edward, Gabriel
Onyedikachi, Ilo Ozoemena, Nwauju Charles, Onuoha Chidozie,
Onyemaechi Nwaezeoma, Innocent Obodoekwe, Ifeanyi Azubuike, Adigwe
Chukwudi, Ogochukwu Mbam, Obiosa Chukwueme, Ugochukwu Samuel,
Onuoha Chigozie, Maduka Egwela, John Onuchukwu, Maduabuchi
Onwukanjo, Izuchukwu Nwaogba, Nnamdi Okonkwo, Ibekwe Okechukwu,
Felix Odianwu, Okafor Moses Madukasi and Egwu Joseph.

Some of the shot and critically wounded victims who ran away
from hospitals to their homes through the help of their friends and
relatives to escape constant military raids in hospitals to abduct
them from their sick beds were: Chidi Nwigwe, Uchenna Odaa, Ezeaka
Ejike, Chima Anamuasonye, and Nwaowe John. Some who were rescued by
their friends and relatives and taken to Abia State for safety and
adequate treatments included Ifeanyi C. Azubuike (later died) and
Ugochukwu Nnamu, and some of those rescued and taken to Enugu State
for safety is Ifeanyi Ogumma and Arinze Aja.

30^th May 2016 At
Asaba: The following 29 names were among
over 50 shot and critically wounded by soldiers and police
personnel in Asaba: Ichoku Ndu, Ebere Obidike, Nwabueze Uzonna,
Okey Roland, Chukwudi Ifenna, Isaac Uzochukwu, Eberima Aguh, Henry
Gideon, Efion Apani, Abuchi Obi, Ozoemena Chukwuma, Lotenna
Ifeajuna, Ifebuchi Okenwa, Wisdom Omota, Ejike Abunchukwu, Ozobu
Ogbonna, Emeka Madueke, Paschal Gideon, Afam Onyeburu, Izu
Onwubiewe, Okey Agubata, Celestine Nnamdi, Obieke Lotenna, Nwabueze
Oti, Chijioke Ozoro, Nwadike Chibuzo, Azuka Ifeake, Chioma Nkemjika
and Obiora Okonkwo.

20^th January 2017 In Igweocha (Port
Harcourt): Names of some of over 70 pro
Biafra activists shot and critically injured at pro Trump Rally in
Port Harcourt, Rivers State on 20^th January 2017 were
Udo Effiong Asukuah, Mrs Ojeanya, Wisdom Ugochukwu Agor, Mrs Sandra
Nwachukwu (lost one of her eyes), Tizath Brownson Israel, Gideon
Bassey, Dr. Chinyere Sunday, Bassey Ben, Friday Nsofor, Ibemera
Ugonma, Samuel Orji, Chikaodinaka Obasi, Magboh Nkeiruka and Okoye
Sunday Collins.

Names of others were given as: Stanley Okechukwu, Oforegbu
Victoria, Martin Anochirim, Emmanuel Chikwe, Daniel Friday Ukeh,
Odinakachi Chinyere Ekeh (27yrs), Peter Etim Ebe, Arinze Uju, Uko
Herald, Ifeanyichukwu Benson, Kingsley Ahamuefula, Ifeanyichukwu
Okoli Imo State, Uchenna Ajogu Enugu State, Ugwuagbo Emmanuel Enugu
State, Emmanuel Ike Imo State; and Odinakachi Chinyere. The degrees
of injuries so inflicted range from loss of eyes, limbs, fingers,
legs to wounding and piercing of chest, brain, heart, armpit,
waist, face, buttocks, stomach, intestine, lung,  and
reproductive regions or parts of their bodies.

Shot & Wounded Victims In The September 2017 Army
Python Dance 11 Massacre In Abia State:   
 Among no fewer than 130 shot and critically wounded were:
Kingsley Olisakwe, Chinedu Okeke, Nzube Elekwa, Peter Ohiagu,
Wisdom Joseph, John Evans, Peter Chukwu Blessing, Chibuisi Obialo,
Obinna Nwaobasi, Ginika Basil, Uche Ikechukwu, Odinaka Onyeka,
Michael Solomon, Eje Friday, Onwuabuchi Alozie Uwa, Moses Okeke,
Isaiah Mmaduabuchi, Anayo John, Favor Ndudunachi, Innocent Odeke
and Basil Nwagu

Grand Summary (480 Total Death Tolls In The Military
Massacre Operations):

The breakdown of the killings starting from 30^th of
August 2015 to 20^th January 2017 and
12^th-14^th September 2017 that led to not less
than 480 deaths is as follows: six (6) deaths in the
30^th of August 2015 protests at Awka and Onitsha, nine
(9) in the Uyo and Port Harcourt mega protests of 30^th
August 2015, twenty-five (25) in the 2^nd and
17^th December 2015 protest and jubilation killings at
Onitsha Niger Bridgehead and environs.

Others are: fifteen (15) in the 18^th and
29^th January 2016 killings in Aba, thirty (30) in the
9^th February 2016 massacre at Aba National High School,
one hundred and ten (110) in the 29^th and
30^th May 2016 Biafra Heroes Day massacre at Nkpor, Ogidi
and Onitsha and thirty (30) in the Asaba spill over massacre of
30^th May 2016.

The rest are: twenty (20) in the 20^th January 2017
pro Trump Rally in Igweocha or Port Harcourt, 180 in the
12^th and 14^th September 2017 Army Python
Dance 11 massacre in Aba, Asa-Ogwe, Isiala-Ngwa and Afara-Ukwu, all
in Abia State; and sixty (60) deaths arising from those who died of
injuries and associated complications after being shot and
critically injured by the military and the police, totalling 485
deaths.

Out of the 480 death tolls highlighted, 107 names were mentioned
including 16 seen lifeless bodies dumped in two burrow pits along
Aba-Port Harcourt Road, Aba in February 2016 and four persons that
later died of gunshot wounds at the Multicare Hospital at Nkpor in
December 2015.

The remaining 373 names, in addition to said sixteen lifeless
bodies found in Aba-Port Harcourt Road burrow pits, constitute
those killed and taken away or buried or dumped in undisclosed
secret graves or sites by soldiers, police and other security
personnel. It is our firm belief that the actual names and number
of those killed or wounded will surge and be fully identified when
the time is apt or appropriate for the constitution of panels or
judicial commissions of enquiry by relevant government
authorities.

A typical case in point was the setting up of Hon Justice G.C.M.
Onyiuke Tribunal that looked into the Igbo pogrom of 1966, which
later found that “… between 45,000 and 50,000 civilians of
former Eastern Nigeria were killed in Northern Nigeria and other
parts of Nigeria from 29^th May 1966 to December 1967;
with estimated 1,627,743 (IDPs) Easterners fleeing back to Eastern
Nigeria as a result of the 1966 pogrom.”

60 Additional Dark Figures Of Crime: In Criminology, dark
figures of crime represent circumstantially ascertainable or
compelling statistics of killings or wounds that take place but are
never recorded or reported or documented or put in the marble. In
the instant case, there must have been more unrecorded deaths
arising from those who died from gunshot wounds or killings that
went un-captured. It is a clear act of wickedness and
conspiratorial culpability for State actors or non-State actors to
under-report or under-represent the statistics of the dead or the
wounded especially in matters involving “industrial scale” rights
abuses and violations by Government or its security forces.

In the instant case, therefore, there were clear cases of
killings that went un-recorded as well as deaths arising from those
that were shot and critically injured. These included unrecorded or
unreported killings that took place in the 2015 and 2016 Yenogoa
(mega protest), Uyo and Port Harcourt protests, among others. 
Owing to the prevalence of State violence and widespread fears
created, relatives of those slain patriots have been unable to
speak out or formally report cases of their slain or missing ones
to relevant quarters since August 2015.

Which is why we have resolved to add, at least, 60 more figures
(i.e., to represent dark figures of crime) to safely and validly
represent the true semblance of the actual number of unarmed,
defenceless and innocent citizens of Igbo Christian and Jewish
backgrounds and other non-Igbo Christians killed. This now brings
to 480 as the total number of unarmed and defenceless citizens
killed in old Eastern Nigeria by the Administration of President
Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and their
controlled security forces between August 2015 and September
2017.

Over 500 Injured Victims Of The Military Massacre Operations:
The over 500 injured citizens were those shot and critically
wounded in the Port Harcourt, Asaba, Onitsha, Awka and Enugu
protests of 30^th August 2015; 2^nd and
17^th December 2015 protest and jubilation match killings
in Onitsha; 18^th and 29^th January and
9^th February 2016 massacre in Aba; 29^th and
30^th May 2016 Biafra Heroes Day massacre at Nkpor,
Onitsha and Asaba.

The rest were the 20^th January 2017 pro-Trump rally
killings in Port Harcourt and 12th to 14^th September
2017 Army Python Dance 11 massacre operation in Aba, Asa-Ogwe,
Afara-Ukwu and Isiala-Ngwa, all in Abia State as well as killings
arising from other protest matches held in 2015 and 2016 in
Yenegoa, Port Harcourt and Uyo; out of which 214 names are
mentioned or cited in this special report

Signed

For: Int’l Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law

Emeka Umeagbalasi, Ndidiamaka Bernard, Esq., Chinwe Umeche,
Esq., and Obianuju Joy Igboeli, Esq.

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