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Adamawa Starts House-to-House Search For Looted Items

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October 28, 2020
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Adamawa State Governor,Ahmadu Fintiri

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Adamawa State Governor, Ahmadu Fintiri has signed an Executive Order authorizing a House-to-House search for items looted in Government owned and private storage facilities .

The search will take effect from 7am on Thursday,29th October,2020.

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This followed the expiration of the deadline given by the Governor to looters to return all stolen items.

According to a statement by the Press Secretary to the Governor,Humwashi Wonosikou the order which is suppose to take effect from 3:00pm Wednesday, 28th October 2020 have been extended by another 12hrs.

READ ALSO; Fintiri Issues 12hrs Ultimatum ;Return Stolen Items Or Face The Full Wrath Of Law

The Statement reads in part:

“To be cited as order No. 2 of 2020 on the Recovery of Public Property looted in Adamawa State by Hoodlums and Thugs.

“The Governor has however taken note of the compliance with his earlier directive for looters to return all they looted and vandalized in storage facilities, public and private offices and has graciously extended the period of the House-to-House search by another Twelve (12) hours.”

“The House-to-House search will now commence at 7:00 am on Thursday 29th October 2020.”

“Government calls on the general public especially those with information regarding the items carted away to come forward and volunteer information that could help Security Agencies recover all the looted property.”

“Any person or group of persons with information should call the following Numbers: 08089671313, 08067592714.’

He said that the indefinite curfew already imposed on the State is still in force adding that ” All unauthorized movement by Vehicles, Pedestrians and Tricycles (Keke NAPEP) are banned.”

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