By Richard Onapatum
Kodikdik, Uganda – In a successful operation, Battalion 39, under the command of Colonel Obong Patrick, recovered stolen cows from a raid in Nakiriwoch kraal, Losidok sub county, Kodikdik village, last week.
The cows, belonging to Chairman LC1 Kodikdik, Mr. Koruwas, were returned to their rightful Pokot owners from Namalu.
“We are grateful to Battalion 39 for their tireless efforts in tracking down the thieves and recovering our stolen animals,” said a local resident.
Honorable Betty Chelain Louke was praised for her support to the community until the cows were recovered. Brigadier Allan Kyangungu of Brigade 407 was also commended for his role in the successful recovery.
The operation is seen as a major breakthrough in the fight against cattle rustling in the region.
Details of the Recovery
– Date: Last week
– Location: Nakiriwoch kraal, Losidok sub county, Kodikdik village
– Stolen Animals: Cows belonging to Chairman LC1 Kodikdik, Mr. Koruwas
– Recovered by: Battalion 39, under Colonel Obong Patrick
– Supported by: Honorable Betty Chelain Louke and Brigadier Allan Kyangungu of Brigade 407
The community has hailed the operation as a success, thanking the security forces for their dedication to protecting their livelihoods.
“This operation demonstrates the commitment of local authorities and security forces to protecting our community,” said Mr. Koruwas.
The recovery of the stolen cows brings relief to the affected families and serves as a deterrent to potential cattle rustlers.
