She said the increase has significantly reduced her profit margin and affected her business operations.
The army urged residents to continue supporting ongoing operations with credible intelligence.
The threat letter was reportedly discovered in a pupil’s notebook at a private school in Paze.
The assembly called for urgent government intervention to rescue and reunite the children with their families.
A resident, Philip Ikechukwu, said about 20 people were kidnapped by suspected gunmen within two weeks in the area.
According to him, the intervention builds on gains recorded in the first and second phases.
Mr Bamigbetan stated, “After the quarry was shut down for some days, we ensure the quarry owners compensated the villagers and everyone affected.”
He said the outreach was aimed at promoting unity and improving the health status of residents.
Mr Awoyi stated, “People should be allowed to vote without the fear of intimidation from any quarters.”
Schoolchildren suffer the “most adverse, irreversible consequences” of noise pollution as their bodies and psychological structures are in a formative stage, according to experts.
