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Adamawa Sees Theft Of 600 Bags Of Fertilizer By Vandals
Adamawa Sees Theft Of 600 Bags Of Fertilizer By Vandals....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The Adamawa State Police have confirmed the theft of a truck carrying 600 bags of fertilizer. The incident occurred when the truck, transporting the fertilizer intended for farmers in Demsa Local Government Area, overturned near the palace of the Demsa paramount ruler…….. CONTINUE READING
The fertilizer, acquired by the state government to support local farmers, was to be stored at the palace of Hama Batta for distribution. However, the Demsa Local Council Chairman, Akam Sanda Jallo, criticized the vendor for not notifying him of the delivery, which could have ensured better security for the cargo.
Jallo indicated that the council has identified a primary suspect believed to have orchestrated the theft but declined to name the individual. He also dismissed claims that the looters were youths involved in hunger protests.
Adamawa State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Suleiman Nguroje, confirmed that police are actively investigating the theft and assured that the looters are not connected to the peaceful #EndBadGovernance protests in the state.
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