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Thursday, June 29, 2017

Tension In Abuja Games Village As Lebanese Community Blocks Entry Gate With Container

Residents of the popular Games Village Estate in Abuja have cried out over the blocking of their estate by Lebanese Community in Abuja over development of a disputed land within the estate.






The Secretary of the Games Village Residents Association, Jude Uze said: “Lebanese community said they have approval from the authorities to build a church inside the estate and we said no.

“We dont have Lebanese community in the estate, who are those that will be attending the church, we don’t know. This morning they just came in and they brought in a container claiming that development control have given them the authority to start work.


“They said they have been given the order that if they were not allowed access into the estate that they should block the access road to estate. That’s the container you are seeing, blocking the estate.

“The fact that we can’t access our estate is a big affront. Can we do this in Lebanon? Can a Nigerian do this in Lebanon?..YOU DARE NOT!

A security officer in the estate, Mohammed Bala informed journalists that “we don’t know what is in that container, we are afraid, they could be anything in that container. We have send our people to Police,” he said

Speaking, leader of the Lebanese Community, Albert Alwan confirmed that they acted “following instructions by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Mohammed Bello and the development control.”

Alwan who led in the blockade of the estate explained that they were denied access to the estate and had to resort to blocking the access to the estate.

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    1. I weep for my country. Only in Nigeria are foreigners valued more than their citizens.

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  2. Things we cant do outside are being done to us in this country.

    Why stop anyone that has acquired land and gotten approval from going about their business?

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  3. Only in Nigeria

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    1. Who the hell is Mohammed bello to give such authority, does he own any land in Lebanon, sometimes I hate this country, what the fuckry mtcheww

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  4. hahahahaha wahala everywhere. May God help everyone Amen

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  5. How Labanese chuch dey be? make them explain ooo

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  6. Can u imagine?Treating us like trash in our own land...All this so some greedy minister can make extra dough using them as a front...

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  7. This country is hopeless aswear. The Government officials are useless and lawless. Can we do this in their country?

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  8. Why are you against building of a church in your estate? I guess the place is full of Alhajis😯😯😯

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  9. Because the residents blocked u guys from going in,u decided to block their entrance.Okay,weldone for ur royal dumbness,supposing there is an emergency?Ur greed got the beta of u guys right,what is in the container by d way?Explosives?Viruses?

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  10. Lebanese kwa wan follow us drag estate like it will be this easy if it were to be in their own country. This is really a laughable situationship. Kai!

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    1. We haff really suffered in this country.
      SMH

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    3. I tell you Nwunye G! Ife nka ewe gbuo m.😳

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    4. Sandy Yo,odi ewedi gi half ife o na ewe m here!
      Anyi atago afufu eziokwu!
      Onye obuna ga-ari anyi elu!
      Onye obuna nno!
      Na obodo anyi kwa?😲

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  11. The games village should get a very good lawyer,this is d dumbest thing a foreigner supported by their Nigerian counterpart have ever pulled.

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  12. Lets stop being sentimental. The estate people broke the law. If they had issue they should sue the dev control that gave them apporval meanwhile the Lebanese community should not have blocked the road. Its just crazy. Two wrongs don't make a right.

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  13. What rubbish! imagine the idiots..in our own country. the people that gave them the authority to do this are bastards....same as the idiotic lesbos that blocked the entrance of the estate. The effrontery!



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  14. Only for Naija.

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  15. I don't blindly follow people just cos I'm a Nigerian! Are they residing at the estate free of charge? There is a mosque there.

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  16. Lol
    Stella I see Ur red ink.
    Seriously Nigeria is messed up! Lebanese Kwa?
    We yhaff suffered...... dey just go back to der country,very wicked people!
    Smh

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  17. Burn it down when they build it period. If they rebuild burn it down again. Keep repeating burning till they get the point. I live there and my jerry can of petrol is ready.

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    1. Ok o, we don hear. You wanna set the house of God on fire. Right?

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