Sh0cking: How Gunmen Took Over Onitsha-Owerri Road, Set Vehicles, Goods Worth Billions On Fire

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Sh0cking: How Gunmen Took Over Onitsha-Owerri Road, Set Vehicles, Goods Worth Billions On Fire

 

 

 

Gunmen on Thursday night attacked the ever busy Onitsha-Owerri Federal road, setting ablaze over 10 vehicles alongside goods worth billions of naira, Osazuwa Akonedo Blog reports.

 

Reportedly, the deadly gunmen started the attack simultaneously in Ekwusigo area of Anambra State and Mgbidi community in Imo State around 11pm.

 

It was gathered that vehicles set ablaze were mostly luxury buses, trailers, and trucks with crude oil, fifty feet containers, and open bucket lorries filled completely with goods.

 

Vehicles were attacked between Ekwusigo and Okija river in Anambra state.

 

One of the cars was seen turned upsidedown, and completely burnt to ashes.

 

Tankers conveying crude oil were partially attacked and their tires deflated.

 

Many other trucks filled with goods were set on fire.

 

Between Amorka in Anambra state and Orlu junction at Mgbidi community in Imo state, several trucks, cars, luxurious buses, goods were also set ablaze.

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Residents in the two locations said they heard sporadic gunshots between the hours of 11 pm on Thursday night till 4 a.m on Friday morning.

 

Some residents said no one was killed during the attack.

 

The residents said the unknown gunmen forced the passengers and drivers to disembark from the vehicles before setting the vehicles ablaze.

 

Some other residents faulted the claims that no life was lost during the attack.

 

The residents said some of the road users were kidnapped at Ekwusigo, and two persons have been killed.

 

“If you enter Azia community, through Onitsha-Owerri road, after the river, you will see two fresh dead bodies. It is unknown gunmen who took them, killed them and dumped their bodies there”, one of the residents said.

 

 

Source: Osazuwa Akonedo Blog

 

 

 



 

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