By SaharaReporters, New York
The River Niger, overflowing its banks, has sacked the headquarters of the Immigration Service on Asaba-Onitsha express way, damaging property worth millions of Naira including two heavy generating sets and a transformer, and leaving the departing officials combating an invasion of snakes.
Men and officers of the Service were seen evacuating their production equipment and vital documents, using three canoes, watched by hundreds of people who trooped out from various places to sympathise with them over their plight.
The State Controller of Nigeria Immigration Services, Mr. Ishaku Hamad described the efforts they were making to salvage the situation, noting
Tuesday 25 September 2012
Delta State: Flood Sacks Immigration Office, Others
Delta State: Flood Sacks Immigration Office, Others
By SaharaReporters, New York
The River Niger, overflowing its banks, has sacked the headquarters of the Immigration Service on Asaba-Onitsha express way, damaging property worth millions of Naira including two heavy generating sets and a transformer, and leaving the departing officials combating an invasion of snakes.
Men and officers of the Service were seen evacuating their production equipment and vital documents, using three canoes, watched by hundreds of people who trooped out from various places to sympathise with them over their plight.
The State Controller of Nigeria Immigration Services, Mr. Ishaku Hamad described the efforts they were making to salvage the situation, noting
Delta State: Flood Sacks Immigration Office, Others
By SaharaReporters, New York
The River Niger, overflowing its banks, has sacked the headquarters of the Immigration Service on Asaba-Onitsha express way, damaging property worth millions of Naira including two heavy generating sets and a transformer, and leaving the departing officials combating an invasion of snakes.
Men and officers of the Service were seen evacuating their production equipment and vital documents, using three canoes, watched by hundreds of people who trooped out from various places to sympathise with them over their plight.
The State Controller of Nigeria Immigration Services, Mr. Ishaku Hamad described the efforts they were making to salvage the situation, noting
Delta State: Flood Sacks Immigration Office, Others
By SaharaReporters, New York
The River Niger, overflowing its banks, has sacked the headquarters of the Immigration Service on Asaba-Onitsha express way, damaging property worth millions of Naira including two heavy generating sets and a transformer, and leaving the departing officials combating an invasion of snakes.
Men and officers of the Service were seen evacuating their production equipment and vital documents, using three canoes, watched by hundreds of people who trooped out from various places to sympathise with them over their plight.
The State Controller of Nigeria Immigration Services, Mr. Ishaku Hamad described the efforts they were making to salvage the situation, noting
Delta State: Flood Sacks Immigration Office, Others
By SaharaReporters, New York
The River Niger, overflowing its banks, has sacked the headquarters of the Immigration Service on Asaba-Onitsha express way, damaging property worth millions of Naira including two heavy generating sets and a transformer, and leaving the departing officials combating an invasion of snakes.
Men and officers of the Service were seen evacuating their production equipment and vital documents, using three canoes, watched by hundreds of people who trooped out from various places to sympathise with them over their plight.
The State Controller of Nigeria Immigration Services, Mr. Ishaku Hamad described the efforts they were making to salvage the situation, noting
Delta State: Flood Sacks Immigration Office, Others
By SaharaReporters, New York
The River Niger, overflowing its banks, has sacked the headquarters of the Immigration Service on Asaba-Onitsha express way, damaging property worth millions of Naira including two heavy generating sets and a transformer, and leaving the departing officials combating an invasion of snakes.
Men and officers of the Service were seen evacuating their production equipment and vital documents, using three canoes, watched by hundreds of people who trooped out from various places to sympathise with them over their plight.
The State Controller of Nigeria Immigration Services, Mr. Ishaku Hamad described the efforts they were making to salvage the situation, noting
Delta State: Flood Sacks Immigration Office, Others
By SaharaReporters, New York
The River Niger, overflowing its banks, has sacked the headquarters of the Immigration Service on Asaba-Onitsha express way, damaging property worth millions of Naira including two heavy generating sets and a transformer, and leaving the departing officials combating an invasion of snakes.
Men and officers of the Service were seen evacuating their production equipment and vital documents, using three canoes, watched by hundreds of people who trooped out from various places to sympathise with them over their plight.
The State Controller of Nigeria Immigration Services, Mr. Ishaku Hamad described the efforts they were making to salvage the situation, noting
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