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The Odi Massacre remains one of the most tragic and controversial military operations in Nigeria's history. In November 1999, the small town of Odi in Bayelsa State was stormed by the Nigerian military in response to the killing of police officers by local militants. What followed was the near-total destruction of the town and the deaths of hundreds of civilians — a moment that shocked the nation and the world.
In this video, we examine the events that led to the massacre, the military response under President Obasanjo, the aftermath, and how Odi became a symbol of state violence and unresolved justice in Nigeria’s Niger Delta.

This video is a documentary. It's intended for educational purposes and aims to provide a balanced view on the events that occurred in Odi, Bayelsa state in 1999. Viewer discretion is advised due to the sensitive nature of some topics discussed.

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