• Sapele Council officials ransack Vanguard’s office, beat up correspondent

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    Godwin Oghre

    In Asaba Commando style, officials of Sapele Local
    Government Area, Delta State, yesterday, invaded the Sapele office of Vanguard Newspaper , demanding for N100,000 on the alleged order of the council Chairman, Mr. Ejaife Odebala.

    The invading council officials did not only beat up Vanguard’ S Correspondent, Mr. Godwin Oghre, his T-shirt was also torn.

    The council officials ransacked the office and carted away
    mobile phones, documents and several personal effects, as
    well as some cash which total value was yet to be
    ascertained as at press time.

    They claimed the N100,000 amount was owed the council by Vanguard .

    Vanguard ’s Correspondent, who arrived the office few
    minutes before the council officials came, pleaded with them to approach the headquarters of the company to make their demand known.

    Recounting his ordeal, Oghre said he was later dragged into a waiting 18-seater Toyota Haice bus with no number plates.

    According to him, he was dragged out of the vehicle and
    made to face what they described, as “Our Mobile Court,”
    manned by two men and two women in black suits, who they called “Our Judge.”

    The ‘judges’ ordered Oghre to drop another N20,000 or be
    forced into what they described as “Our Prison custody until you pay the debt on behalf of your company.”

    He said he made frantic efforts to contact the council
    chairman, but his mobile line, 08033205878, rang several
    times, but was not answered.

    According to him, the state PDP Chairman, Chief Kingsley
    Esiso, who picked his line thrice, pleaded with the council
    workers on phone, but his plea fell on deaf ears.

    Oghre added that as the angry council workers continued to beat him, he gave them another N20,000 which he said was the office collections for the week for change of name
    publication, which ought to be published today.

    Efforts to reach the council chairman were unsuccessful at
    press time.

    Source - Vanguard 


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