The commisioner said, “We were at Obalende sometime in 2024, towards the end of the year, to assess and clean out and clear out Obalende.”
Mr Lamidi is being prosecuted on allegations of murder, attempted murder, arms dealing, armed robbery and kidnapping.
Mr Agada thereafter recommended that the bill be considered clause by clause for passage.
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
Mr Mohammed said that the convict sold the cable to one Abdullahi at N54,000.
The Chief Magistrate, A. K. Araba, held that the prosecution proved its case beyond reasonable doubt and found the defendant guilty as charged.
Mr Oriyomi said that the offence contravened Section 29(1)(a) and punishable under Section 29(2) of Ekiti State Waste Management Authority Law, 2020.
The judge said that the convict was handed a light sentence being a first time offender.
“This discovery exposes the scale of terrorist casualties and further discredits terrorist propaganda narratives,” the military said.
The commissioner said the initiative was designed to reduce commuting costs within the Calabar metropolis.
