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Youths on the rampage in Ebonyi

Chidi Roberts by Chidi Roberts
April 21, 2021
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Youths on the rampage in Ebonyi

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A violent crisis erupted Tuesday between Ezilo and Iyionu communities in Ohaukwu Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, the police have said.
It was learnt that youths of the two communities went on the rampage and barricaded the Abakaliki-Enugu highway, leading to a serious traffic gridlock.
The development left many commuters and motorists stranded in the area for many hours.
The Police Public Relations Officer of Ebonyi Command, DSP Loveth Odah, confirmed the crisis in Abakaliki.
Odah said the Commissioner of Police, Mr Aliyu Garba, dispatched police patrol teams to the area to restore peace and open up the road.
“Yes, we know about the crisis. We learnt it was caused by renewed dispute between the communities.
“The road was earlier opened but what caused the gridlock now is what we have yet to ascertain.
“We are still waiting for the full details,” Odah further said.
A commuter, Mr Sunday Njoku, who said he wanted to travel to Enugu, said that he changed his mind when he got wind of the crisis.
“Our vehicle could not move an inch for hours and as I am talking to you, many passengers are still stranded on the road,” Njoku said.

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