Hoodlums have allegedly invaded the warehouse in Bukuru, Nitel area, Jos, Plateau state and are currently carting away the consignments.
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An eyewitness said the properties that are being looted are foodstuffs including bags of rice and millet stored by the state government
TheNigeriaLawyer (TNL) also learnt that a similar situation is currently being foiled at the UTC market, Area 10, Garki, FCT Abuja by security operatives
According to reports, hoodlums on Saturday morning, invaded the Warehouse of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) to loot the Covid-19 Palliatives stored therein.
The Nigeria Police and other security agencies are firing gunshots and tear gas to prevent the hoodlums
The spokesperson of the FCT Police Command, ASP Mariam Yusuf, said “policemen were deployed to guard government infrastructure including Social Development Secretariat”.
TheNigerialawyer learnt that following the looting of similar warehouses across the country, the FCTA authorities ordered the distribution of bags of rice, millet and maize, some of which were already in a bad state due to long storage, to staff.
A similar incident had occurred in Lagos, Cross River, Enugu, Osun, and other states.
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