Delta State Government Stops ‘Deve’, Proscribes Illegal, Forceful Entry Into Development Sites, Security Agents to Arrest Offenders


Delta State Government Stops ‘Deve’, Proscribes Illegal, Forceful Entry Into Development Sites, Security Agents to Arrest Offenders  warns ‘anti-deve’ law violators, directs security agents to arrest offenders    Delta Government says it will enforce strict implementation of the ‘anti-deve’ law which proscribed illegal and forceful entry into development sites across the state. The State Commissioner for Information, Mr Charles Aniagwu, stated this on Monday at a press conference in Asaba, the state capital.  He warned violators of the State Public and Private Properties Protection Law signed into law by Governor…

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