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Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by IkwerrePikin: 1:14pm On Aug 23, 2020
According to the landlords, tenants have been refunded their rents.

But the secretary of the Ikoku Traders Union, Nnmadi Levi have narrated how the spare parts traders were called in the early hours of Wednesday by local guards to report that men in police uniform, together with suspected thugs and cultists from the area came in their numbers to beat them up and chased them out of the market before they allegedly began vandalizing of their shops.

He said the union leaders gathered this morning at their shops to witness first hand the level of vandalization and destruction and described it as wickedness.

Nnamdi Levi decried that the traders who have been at home for months following the long closure of the market by the state government are yet to even recover from the long lockdown and wondered why such wickedness will be perpetrated against the traders.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx2lEDePYTo

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Officialgarri: 1:15pm On Aug 23, 2020
Armed bandits again..

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Jajaslim: 1:17pm On Aug 23, 2020
You were given quit notice but you decided to be stubborn now you’re accusing them of looting your shops?

Check well it’s your colleagues looting your shops and not the indigenous people.

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Officialgarri: 1:18pm On Aug 23, 2020
Jajaslim:
You were given quick notice but you decided to be stubborn now you’re accusing them of looting your shops?

Check well it’s your colleagues looting your shops and not the indigenous people.
Son of man, it is quit notice not quick notice

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by EmptyGarden(m): 1:20pm On Aug 23, 2020
Well, they were warned.
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by dokyOloye: 1:23pm On Aug 23, 2020
Officialgarri:
Armed bandits again..
If you have no plans to detonate bombs or rig elections, you have no need to be afraid of Wike.

Only islamic fanatics have fear for Wike,Israel,America,France,UK,etc and even the air they breathe.

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by dangermouse(m): 1:32pm On Aug 23, 2020
I suppose the quit notice elapsed before this. If not then its pure wickedness demolishing peoples shops along with thier goods.

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Nobody: 1:45pm On Aug 23, 2020
Wikedness embarassed
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by youngsahito(m): 1:53pm On Aug 23, 2020
PSG vs Bayern game on my mind...all other matters are suspend till after the match
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Confirmedzombie: 2:03pm On Aug 23, 2020
The state govt give the quick notice but the attachee by force refuse to leave.

Now they are blame the govt. I wander why our ibo brothers are attachee by force.

I am support the govt for this. Let them relocated to another sight than spoken rubbish and proof stuburn

Educated illitracys

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Mgbadike80: 2:20pm On Aug 23, 2020
Jajaslim:
You were given quit notice but you decided to be stubborn now you’re accusing them of looting your shops?

Check well it’s your colleagues looting your shops and not the indigenous people.
Where did you read that all the landlords are indigenes while all the tenants are settlers? can't you see that the op is an ikwerre indigene? tribalism and hatred have eaten up your soul and rendered you soulless.

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Mgbadike80: 2:22pm On Aug 23, 2020
Confirmedzombie:
The state govt give the quick notice but the attachee by force refuse to leave.

Now they are blame the govt. I wander why our ibo brothers are attachee by force.

I am support the govt for this. Let them relocated to another sight than spoken rubbish and proof stuburn

Educated illitracys
RIP ENGLISH

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by dfos2k(m): 5:30pm On Aug 23, 2020
I'm sad to see this unfold knowing we're in the midst of a pandemic. The reality is that the nuisance we in Portharcourt experience from this part sellers is legendary! Most of the landlords can't collect common rent of 50k yearly without court orders and legal fights and the unsightly nature of the environment is enough to quit them. For those who don't know these people have been given a site to relocate over 5years ago and they boast that nothing can happen!

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Legalcriminal: 5:47pm On Aug 23, 2020
Imagine paying them back and they still didn’t move out.
Meanwhile some are forced out of the property they paid for elsewhere.
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by jamjo: 6:33pm On Aug 23, 2020
Jajaslim:
You were given quit notice but you decided to be stubborn now you’re accusing them of looting your shops?

Check well it’s your colleagues looting your shops and not the indigenous people.


Nigeria is the way it is because of the mentality of people like you, People like you should start asking the right questions before opening their mouth to vomit nonsense, Yes there is a quit notice but you should understand that we are talking about market and it is not house where two/three people live, it is where thousand of people fend for their daily bread. Your question would have been was there an alternative place for them to relocate. You are here insulting and accusing them of not complying to the notice but you are not putting yourself in their shoes, today is there own tomorrow may be yours you never know. If there is an alternative and they ignored it, then that will be on them but when there is not, what do you want them to do?

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by BREYZ: 6:55pm On Aug 23, 2020
Officialgarri:

Son of man, it is quit notice not quick notice

Man of God , it is Notice to Quit

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Ooni: 7:37pm On Aug 23, 2020
Mgbadike80:
Where did you read that all the landlords are indigenes while all the tenants are settlers? can't you see that the op is an ikwerre indigene? tribalism and hatred have eaten up your soul and rendered you soulless.
Omoluabi leave Ibo threads let's championship our issues. You are same person as the op aren't you?
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by OriakuAmara(f): 7:43pm On Aug 23, 2020
if truly their rent were refunded, they should relocate. I heard that wike has bought the Land. they should move to Oyigbo

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Nobody: 8:21pm On Aug 23, 2020
OriakuAmara:
if truly their rent were refunded, they should relocate.
I heard that wike has bought the Land.
they should move to Oyigbo


That should be better.
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by Onyenna(m): 10:42pm On Aug 23, 2020
It's a pity
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by proeast(m): 12:05am On Aug 24, 2020
OriakuAmara:
if truly their rent were refunded, they should relocate.
I heard that wike has bought the Land.
they should move to Oyigbo

That foolish thug.
They should relocate to Oyigbo if the thug actually bought the land.
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by ThatFairGuy: 12:15am On Aug 24, 2020
Mumu Igbos, Do they also voted for PDP? They should enjoy Wike's continuity.
As they do ask and imply in any APC governed State.

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Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by IkwerrePikin: 11:00am On Aug 24, 2020
jamjo:



Nigeria is the way it is because of the mentality of people like you, People like you should start asking the right questions before opening their mouth to vomit nonsense, Yes there is a quit notice but you should understand that we are talking about market and it is not house where two/three people live, it is where thousand of people fend for their daily bread. Your question would have been was there an alternative place for them to relocate. You are here insulting and accusing them of not complying to the notice but you are not putting yourself in their shoes, today is there own tomorrow may be yours you never know. If there is an alternative and they ignored it, then that will be on them but when there is not, what do you want them to do?

There is an alternative in Oyibo LGA but they boost nothing will have.
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by IamWonderful: 11:01am On Aug 24, 2020
He don't happen
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by jamjo: 4:52pm On Aug 24, 2020
IkwerrePikin:


There is an alternative in Oyibo LGA but they boost nothing will have.



Inasmuch I don't understand what you mean by (but they boost nothing will have} You also said they have an alternative in another LGA I will ask, is the alternative conducive for them? or is it another inconvenient to add on what they are already in. The alternative, does it have good access road, electricity, water, are there lockup shops that will accommodate all the traders that was at the previous market? or will we see a large percentage fell to the crack as it is with any other thing in Nigeria?
Re: Port Harcourt: Destruction Of Shops At Ikoku Spare Parts Market Begins (photos) by seanfer(m): 5:15pm On Aug 24, 2020
jamjo:




Inasmuch I don't understand what you mean by (but they boost nothing will have} You also said they have an alternative in another LGA I will ask, is the alternative conducive for them? or is it another inconvenient to add on what they are already in. The alternative, does it have good access road, electricity, water, are there lockup shops that will accommodate all the traders that was at the previous market? or will we see a large percentage fell to the crack as it is with any other thing in Nigeria?

Former Governor Amaechi tried relocating them to another place outside the city center, but this same Governor Wike was among those that were giving them backing in 2014 that nothing will happen to them. There was a protest back then that Amaechi is a bad person. He gave them option to choose between Igrwuta and Oyigbo but they refused. Now the same man that they thought was fighting for them has come to buy the land and send them away without making plan to relocate them to a new place.

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