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The Rivers State Government has said the permanent closure of the Oginigba slaughter market in the Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of the state has no religious or ethnic colouration.
Kpakol said contrary to claims in some quarters that the action was meant to dislodge some persons, adding that it was part of the urban renewal measures of the government.
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