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Abia state Government this morning, embarked on demolition of sunsheds projections of shops in Umuahia town. this is just few weeks after elections. Residence of Umuahia experiencing this a great shock after it has been recorded that majority of them didn't vote the the state's ruling party, PDP. Is this a kind of revenge on the dwellers? lolzz

ok oo we don hear

Nothing wrong with the act if the structures are illegal. Same thing is happening here right now in New York where am staying.

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ed if dos structures are illegal...this backward state should mean business this time around....

Mmmmmh

Demolition of attachment n extension to buildings not main buildings.

Welcome development

I agree that extensions of building should be demolished because it is illegal

dat is nice,

I don't want to believe it is being done in good faith. this is a payback time for the people for rejecting their
own for senate and other elective posts. it will only be for a while. we hope the tribunals will deliver judgement in time.
demolition is not the best idea now, especially when govt purse is on red alert.

shud do something about the bad raods in aba, and the mountain of rubbish there, i hear say aba gals no dey bath at all.

I hope there is a relocation or compensation plan.

Else, na robbery go be the next threat o.

the question is it's legality.

Meanwhile, this Girl above me had nothing to say but had to say something anyway.

y now? last chopping .

It is the attached that is being demolished

At present I am a corp member in Abia state and I believe the state is underdeveloped, if there would be development and progress, there must be change and if there will be change many people will be affected. This is my own opinion.

Na now Wey Orji to start work?











No nwam.








Make he no reach 'Papa' side ooo

Where in Umuahia

I hope it is demolish and clean up not just breaking down shanties and leaving the town uglier than before.

People wey no too get una dey break small tins wey break...hope they have plans for them illegal structure naija no be illegal country lol

Haha at least they've felt a bit of What Aba felt in the past 8years.. It's Good tho

Demolish all of them as far as they illegal.Adopt the obi's style and demolish all criminal houses and hideout

No be brown roof I dey see so. I comment my reserve

frediech:
Abia state Government this morning, embarked on demolition of sunsheds projections of shops in Umuahia town. this is just few weeks after elections. Residence of Umuahia experiencing this a great shock after it has been recorded that majority of them didn't vote the the state's ruling party, PDP. Is this a kind of revenge on the dwellers? lolzz

Stop whining my friend! If you built an eyesore on a major street all because there was a lawless government, be ready to be demolished when a government with town plannin map comes onboard.

The only way I can fault this demolision is if the owners were not pre-informed, atleast some peaceloving ones would have used their hands to remove it and thereby retrieve the good zincs.
This is what the government should embark on the next three months from May 30th in Aba. Just demolish everything inside that Ngwa road axis and rebuild. Abia has money and we also have strong men.

maggilove:
At present I am a corp member in Abia state and I believe the state is underdeveloped, if there would be development and progress, there must be change and if there will be change many people will be affected. This is my own opinion.

Where are you from? Where do you reside? What state did you school in? What part of Abia are you serving?

Good riddance.

80% of buildings/structures in Abia are illegal and unfit for man.

Next..... Onitsha (ochanja)

after that


Ebonyi.

Later now one monkey will be telling US they have the best neighbourhood in the whole World.

Its just funny that its always the poor people that suffers the change or transformation in democracy so pathetic, i could in one area i once lived, we had this bad road and have been crying to the state govt, the day the government finally heard our cries and decided to fix the road, half of the houses in the area was demolished, belonging to people who couldnt afford another one leaving them without a house

Na illegal dem call am, so no wahala

I hope occupants were pre-informed.

are you sure this is umuahia? it looks like ibadan - see as rusted roofs full ground everywhere. op pleas check your photos again

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