The elderly man in the picture has partial closed down a part of the Elekahia major Road leading to the Yakubu Gowon Stadium Port Harcourt and Rumuomasi Community. He is protesting the vandalization of his plastic chairs and the bench used by his daughter in-law who sells "bole" (roasted plantain) in the front of his house by the Rivers State Ministry of Urban Development.

It is high time the Rivers State Ministry of Urban Development started thinking of how to create cities out of Port Harcourt than going after electorates who eke out a living through petty trading.

Papa say Governor Wike must replace him chair for am if not him no go gree
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Pushing the citizen to the wall

He should go and sit down.

The problem with us is, we tend to think with our hearts than our head. If the daughters location is against the urban developmental plan as templated by the law, then it should be taken down.
(the law is the law irrespective of who or where is involved)
If he continues like this, he might be arrested for constituting public nuisance.

rivers sha, both young nd old people dey worry.

Interesting. Taking His Family's Destiny Into His Own Hand