Goods and property worth millions of naira were destroyed following a fire incident at the oil mill market along Aba Road in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
“Please, Governor Wike, come and help us. We are dying because of this fire!”
“I am a widow, my husband died since 2007. I borrowed the money that I used in buying things and I am still paying interest. “I got distressed calls from many traders calling me that some section of the oil mill market was on fire.
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