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Sorrow, tears as victims of Owo church massacre are laid to rest

Last updated: June 17, 2022 7:59 pm
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It was a very sad day in Owo on Friday when the Ondo State government led the Saint Francis Catholic Church and the bereaved families in the burial of victims of the church massacre.

During the mass burial, Arch Bishop of Oyo Diocese of the Catholic Church, Emmanuel Badejo renewed calls for a more robust security architecture in Nigeria to address the growing insecurity in the country.

The archbishop who queried the series of unnecessary killings in Nigeria, renewed the call in Owo, Ondo state during the funeral Mass for victims of St Francis catholic church attack on June five, where he urged the federal government to act fast before the situation degenerates to an uncontrollable level.

One after the other, twenty two bodies out of the over forty victims of the June 5 St. Francis Catholic Church Killing were brought before the congregation.

It was a Funeral mass for victims of the unfortunate attack.

Sorrow, tears, agony rent the air as Families,Loved ones, including Government officials and dignitaries from all walks of life gathered to pay their last respect for the dead.

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Also read: Owo terror attack: Ondo State cancels June 12 celebration

In his Homily,Bishop of the Catholic diocese of Oyo, Emmanuel Badejo said the brutal murder of worshippers on June 5 in the house of God remain unexplainable and the height of man’s inhumanity to man.

Other dignataries including Governor of Ondo state, Rotimi Akeredolu admitted that Government at all levels have failed in defending the people.

The remains of some of the victims were buried on Friday, while others were returned to the morgue.
They will be taken to their home land for a befiting burial.

Editor: Paul Akhagbemhe

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