By Ifere Paul,

The electrical component that regulates light supply to the equipment that are to be used in the garment factory has been stolen.

This is the major equipment which controls light and controls the functionality of every other equipment in the factory.

According to information made available to brainnewsng.com from the governor’s office, the equipment was moved out of the garment factory two days ago.

The source said that the equipment can only be moved by more than ten persons. “The said equipment is the most heaviest equipment installed at the garment factory., and it was carried by a forklift and suspended by a belt throughout the installation process.”

“Therefore, I can only conclude that only those who installed it can remove it”. It is also important that as at the time the supposed equipment was moved, a well scolombo operation officers were stationed there the guard the factory. How can people go to the factory to remove the said equipment without meeting resistance from the guards stationed there?”

“I am suspecting the fact that government is responsible for removing that most important component because, according to sources，the EFCC are still looking for ways to confiscate the factory. And or the government, knowing they cannot deliver on the employment of the screened candidates, connived to remove that equipment as an excuse for their incompetence”…the source concluded.

Sad as the incidence is, I will encourage the government to make a public statement on this issues no matter how insulting it may seem. If the government doesn’t issue a statement, critics and the general public may draw conjectures.

However, speaking with the Head of Operation Scolombo, Mr Sikiru, he said that he does not know what I was talking about. He went on ro say that “his duties are to post his men to the factory, and he is not responsible to give accounts of what happens at the factory”.

The Police Public Relation Officer, Mrs Irene, was not aware of the issue as it is not the police that are posted to guard the garment factory.

However, Mr Sikiru called back and other than responding to the issue on hand, he started talking angrily at me and demanding for my location.

garriguy:
The govnr don go steal his own machines

Donexy16:
It's called ''Organised robbery'' well mapped out and executed by the very inner men, maybe the owners themselves stole it.. Hehe, funny country

critique2:
There must have been an inside sabotage that led to the success of this operation, intelligence searchlight should be beamed thoroughly on the workers.

Decibel:
Well cordinated attack with inside info.

idupaul:
We are our own enemies in this country. .just last week we all applauded the setting up of this enviable factory on the premise that it was the way forward and a laudable step in helping alleviate joblessness in cross rivers state ..while we were celebrating the same youths and people this factory was supposed to help were conniving to steal what they consider the most expensive equipment in the factory ..Tommorow if the owners move that factory to Illupeju in Lagos they are the same people that would complain that nobody is investing outside Lagos

ceeethru:
There is serious hunger in the land. this govt should do something very urgent... May God help us all.

BrainnewsNg:




The electrical component that regulates light supply to the equipment that are to be used in the garment factory has been stolen.

BrainnewsNg:


Source: http://brainnewsng.com/robbers-breaks-into-cross-river-state-garment-factory-machines-worth-millions-stolen/

BrainnewsNg:
Therefore, I can only conclude that only those
who installed it can remove it”.