“As long as the department is concerned, the building stands illegal and we vowed to remove it. Thank God today, we have pulled it down,” the official said.
Police said the herbalist lured Tabansi Ebuka to his shrine for special cleansing and prayers for success in his business.
“They went to our neighbour’s house and also abducted her two sons,” Mrs. Nnodim explained.
Houses around the market were also affected by the fire.
The official stated that the latest figures represent varying degrees of reduction from those obtained last year.
”These properties and markets have to remain closed based on the verdict of her Lordship,” a task force spokesman said.
When contacted, Bawuro Yahaya, AEPB chairman said he is not aware that the scrap market has been blazed by it official.
He said that the army under his watch had achieved a tremendous feat in the fight against insurgency.
The new PIB wants oil companies to pay host communities 2.5 percent of its profit.
The new PIB wants oil companies to pay host communities 2.5 percent of its profit.
