Suspected criminal caught with 'amunition bank'

Properties belonging to suspected criminal, Olisa Ifejika, who was arrested last week in connection with running an ammunition ring, armed robbery and kidnapping, were completely demolished by the Anambra state government.
The state governor, Mister Peter Obi, who ordered and supervised the demolition himself, maintained that the action was in line with the law which specifies outright confiscation and demolition of properties used for criminal activities in the state.

[@johniwuji]

this is a very good job is also done in America Japan and many more country keep it up Governor Obi

[@igiligendu9768]

It is good to fight crime but, why not use the building as a government office block and ensure that no one can claim it back for personal use. There is no explanation for demolishing the building. Wrong choice, the Governor must be informed, I know his 'People' are reading comments on youtube. tell him, its not a great move, confiscate, convert to public use as a Prison, hospital, homeless shelter etc. The Govt has so far failed woefully to engage the fight against the lowest ebb of poverty.

[@florencenka2320]

J'apprécie le travail du gouvernement Nigeria

[@damilolaadeoti6710]

good Job

[@kudiratabiola1910]

good governor

[@hoangdao2412]

all those arms is he going to war?good job police

[@haihai9272]

This pepo have more guns den police....

[@dorfauto]

boycott all boycottables

[@superstory4u144]

Biafraud and their life of crime.