(Video) Soldiers In Warri Did Not Beat Or Flog These Curfew Violators, What They Did Will Make You Love Them

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State imposed a 48 hour dust to door curfew yesterday which started 6pm and all indigenes were expected not to come out. But just like what the bible says, if there is no law, there will be no sin. Some people in Warri, Delta State violated the curfew and where seen outside. Soldiers were deployed to different location across the State to ensure that the curfew is obeyed and that violators are brought to book.

Ifeanyi Okowa saw the need to impose a curfew when the peace of the State was distorted after thugs and hoodlums took advantage of the END SARS peaceful protest to steal and break into people's shop.


Reports have it that residents in Warri defied the curfew and came out, Soldiers were on ground to pick them one after the other.









The curfew violators were seen sitting on the floor and they were both male and females. What one would have expected is for the Soldiers to flog them or beat them due to their nature, but they did not do that, instead they did something else.

They told them to sing the kid song which was sang in back then those days. The curfew violators were clapping their hands while singing "The more we are together, together, together, the more we are together, the happier we shall be."











It is believed that the Soldiers told them to sing this song so they will not feel bad and also make them feel the presence of others. Now you can see that there are some Soldiers who have human feelings and are kind hearted.

May God bless these Soldiers for not flogging or beating them.


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