BOMBSHELL!!!!! Ex-militants destroys Niger Delta office in Imo

For not paying them what they portrayed as their transportation expenses professedly discharged by the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs, the agency for Niger Delta Affairs office in Imo state has been demolished by the ex-aggressors from the oil bearing groups of the state

The ex-activists numbering around 17 with an employed transport drove by one Boby Uzoma Chukwuka yesterday evening raged the workplace with unsafe weapons and shooting sporadically noticeable all around.

The gathering pulverized all the window louvers of the structures and other significant things worth a great many Naira.

The circumstance has brought about the leaving of the workplace by the laborers inspired by a paranoid fear of any further assault.

The decimation came scarcely few days after the Special Adviser to the President and the national facilitator of Amnesty system Brigadier General Paul Boro went by the state.

The pioneer of ex-aggressors, Boby Uzoma Chukwuka when reached said that they did the assault since his gathering were precluded from claiming the vehicle cash given to them by Brig. Boro amid his last visit to the state.

He said that they were irritated by the state of mind of the Special Adviser to the Governor, Justus Ojika not to see them and to give them the cash and his young men got to be furious and began annihilating the workplace.

At the point when reached the Special Adviser to the Governor on Bureau for Niger Delta Affairs Hon Justus Ojika, however affirmed the episode yet portrayed it as appalling.

Ojika however prevented from securing any vehicle cash given to them by the Presidential associate as mollified by the ex-activists.

He said that the aggressors incapacitated themselves since 2011, reaffirming the confirmation by the Brig Gen. Boro on preparing of the ex-activists by the reprieve organizer.

At the point when reached the Police Public Relation Officer of Imo state police charge DSP Andrew Enwerem said that the matter had not been conveyed to their notification.