Sit-At-Home Enforcers Allegedly Burn Down Popular Imo Market, Cars, Others
Hoodlums allegedly enforcing the one week sit-at-home order in Imo State, South East Nigeria have attacked the popular Orie Amaraku market, located in
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Hoodlums allegedly enforcing the one week sit-at-home order in Imo State, South East Nigeria have attacked the popular Orie Amaraku market, located in
Advertisement By Joshua Chibuzo Andrew, Owerri Gunmen have attacked popular Orie Amaraku market, located in Isiala Mbano Local Government Council Area of Imo State, while enforcing the…
Hoodlums allegedly enforcing the one week sit-at-home order in Imo State, South East Nigeria have attacked the popular Orie Amaraku market, located in Isiala Mbano Local Government Council Area. The hoodlums in a viral video, burnt commercial tricycles, and cars, shot sporadically in the air at the market square which is located along Owerri Okigwe road. The incident, SaharaReporters gathered on Saturday morning, took place on Friday night. The development left hundreds of shops in ruins as several millions of naira worth of goods was destroyed in the market.
President Buhari, who stated this after he commissioned the Owerri/Orlu dual carriage, Owerri/Okigwe road and the renovated House of Assembly Complex, noted that the Imo State government had made remarkable progress with infrastructure in three years.
September 13, (THEWILL) – President Muhammadu Buhari has blamed the fall of revenue in oil production in the country on the insurgency in the South-South and Northeastern parts of the country, orchestrated by militants and Boko Haram when he assumed office. Although the president expressed happiness that his administration had been able to deal with