Okuama crisis began in March 2024 when 17 military personnel, including senior officers, were brutally killed while on alleged peace mission in Okuama
June 20, 2026
File: Governor Oborevwori walks through destroyed Okuama community.
By Akpokona Omafuaire
More than two decades after Nigeria’s return to democratic governance, a fundamental question continues to confront the nation’s institutions: Who has the final authority in a constitutional democracy— the courts or state agencies?
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