Delta State Announces Demolition Of Commissioner’s Residence
Delta State Announces Demolition Of Commissioner’s Residence
The Delta State Government has marked for demolition the residence of Victor Egbo, the Commissioner representing the Isoko ethnic nationality at the Delta State Oil Mineral Producing Areas Development Commission (DESOPADEC). This announcement was made on Wednesday by Frank Omare, the Director of Special Duties and Chairman of the Task Force responsible for removing illegal structures and recovering government land, during an operation in Ughelli, Delta State……. CONTINUE READING
Omare warned that the administration under Governor Sheriff Oborevwori would enforce the removal of any structures obstructing the exercise across the state. He emphasized that bribery would not be tolerated and urged residents to comply with the operation.
Omare stated, “We are addressing the issue of blocked waterways caused by numerous structures, including the residence of Chief Victor Egbo. We are committed to enforcing the policy of government without exceptions. If we have to demolish a top government official’s house to restore water flow, we will do so.”
He reassured residents that the operation, which has just commenced, will involve additional equipment and urged Ughelli residents to cooperate fully. Omare also stressed that Governor Oborevwori’s directives would be strictly followed and reiterated that no compromises would be made. He implored the public not to attempt bribery and warned against the consequences of obstructing water flow, as it could lead to property damage.
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