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UPDATE ON ABUJA NEMA WAREHOUSE LOOTING


Some residents, who spoke to Daily Trust, said youths in their number broke into the warehouse located around Tasha area of the community around 7am, looting bags of maize and grain.

A resident, Jaafar Aminu, said the looting continued unhindered till 9am when he spoke to our reporter.

He said some residents as well as persons from neighboring Jiwa and Karmo town trooped towards the site with the intention of partaking in the loot

He said the situation has caused a grid lock on Gwagwa-Karmo road, that leads to Dei-Dei and Jabi axis, respectively.

Aminu disclosed that he left the location with bruises.

Another resident, Christopher Agbo,said the looters did not spare even protectors used to barricade the site as they picked anything deemed useful from the warehouse.

Daily Trust recalls that the warehouse was also looted during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Grain bags as well as pumping machines meant for intervention were stolen from the site by the looters.

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After raiding the store, the rampaging youths headed towards Idu Industrial Estate, an area that hosts warehouses owned by individuals and also government.

There was no presence of security operatives to check the attacks at the time of filing this report.

But when contacted, FCT police spokesperson, SP Josephine Adeh, said the police were already on ground trying to control the situation.

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  1. If this looting have happened in the east many souls will have gone down

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