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THIS IS A STATEMENT OF WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM FROM FATHER OF THE MISSING OFFICER. LIEUTENANT DAVOU MWANKON GYANG.
NAME: LT. DAVOU MWANKON GYANG
ARMY NUMBER :N/15741
UNIT:149 BATTALION OJO, BARRACKS LAGOS STATE.
RANK : LIEUTENANT
I Da. Price Gyang Mwankon of Turu Village Vwang District of Jos South Local Government of Plateau state. My son graduated from Nigerian Defense Academy on the 13th September, 2014 as a second Lieutenant in the Nigerian Army. He was posted to Lagos State, 149 Battalion Ojo Barracks. He was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in 2015 at the same Ojo Barrack 149 Battalion.
We have been communicating with him via phone, since February 2017, over 3 weeks we have have been trying to reach him and his number was not going through. I decided to go with one of his younger brother named GWONG GYANG MWANKON, to his office at 149 Ojo Barrack to visit him, on reaching the office on the 13th March, 2017, we met the adjutant, and we introduced ourselves to him and he told the Commanding Officer that we are around, then the Commanding Officer Lt Col Archibong (07069353889) came and directed us to his office.
I introduced myself to him as the father of Lt Davou Mwankon Gyang, he told us that Lt DM Gyang went for operation on 18th February, 2017 with five other soldiers (other rank) at Festac Village a few kilometers away from 149 Battalion Ojo Barracks, Lagos state. He told us he heard some gun shots, after a while a Captain called him and told him that Lt D M Gyang was kidnapped and he immediately called the adjutant to confirm if it was actually true, the adjutant confirmed it was true and that the other soldiers that went with him came back sound and safe.
Lt. Col. Archibong also told us that he immediately went down to the office and he met the soldiers went with Lt. DM Gyang for the operation, and he asked them what actually happened, and the soldiers responded that they went for operation with Lt. DM Gyang at Festac Village Lagos, on reaching the operation ground, Lt. DM Gyang gave one of the soldier his phone and 1050 Naira that was in his pocket to returned back to office. After a while the militants started shooting at them and they were running to escaped, and that they took different routes and that was how they escaped back to the Barracks and Lt. DM Gyang was kidnapped.
Lt. Col Archibong, further explained that he was satisfied with their statements, and he locked them up in the guard room for further interrogations. After then the Commanding Officer took 300 soldiers with snuffing dogs to were the operation took place, and they could not trace Lt. DM Gyang and one of the snuffing dogs died on the process.
Lt. Col. Archibong gave me his phone number (07069353889) that he was going to get back to us immediately, since then he did not call us and whenever I call him he doesn't pick up my calls.
I WILL LIKE TO PLEAD WITH THE GOVERNOR OF PLATEAU STATE BARR. SIMON BAKO LALONG, THE SPEAKER PLATEAU STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, SENATOR DA DAVID JANG, SENATOR JOSHUA DARIYE, SENATOR JERRIAH OSENI, BARR. HON. EDWARD PWOJOK (SAN), AND THE ALL THE CONCERN YOUTH OF PLATEAU STATE AND NIGERIA AT LARGE. PLEASE HELP ME TO ASK NIGERIAN ARMY WERE IS MY SON LT. DAVOU MWANKON GYANG

Oga, from all indications, e be like say dem don snitch your gallant son o. Collateral damage, in their terms.


Let's still hope against all odds that he's alive, but to be realistic, the chances are quite slim.

DanseMacabre:
Oga, from all indications, e be like say dem don snitch your gallant son o. Collateral damage, in their terms.


Let's still hope against all odds that he's alive, but to be realistic, the chances are quite slim.

I just hope so o. I happened to met him face to race when I was in NDA 2012 by the he was a senior cadet. He was such a gentle and God fearing. He was leading our evening fellowship everyday. God please save him if he still alive

asorock01:
I just hope so o. I happened to met him face to race when I was in NDA 2012 by the he was a senior cadet. He was such a gentle and God fearing. He was leading our evening fellowship everyday. God please save him if he still alive

Amen bro. I think the army should launch a full scale investigation into the details surrounding his disappearance.

I smell lies, omo that officer don go meet God!

Why would an officer use a civilian hospital?? weytin do military hospital wey dey ojo barracks?

But this Lt papa get mind to dey put a whole Lt.col number for social media!

soldiers are meant to fall... why are they complaining ,