One of the victims of the alleged assault, Mrs. Emelda Onwubuariri, who sustained a serious injury on her right eye, told DAILY POST that the IMC Chairman repeatedly slapped her at the market for asking why her goods were destroyed.
“The IMC chairman mobilized armed security operatives, numbering twelve, and many boys with the OC revenue into the market as early as 6:00 am that fateful Sunday morning to commence building of stores at portions designated Open Spaces for Fruit Traders,” she said.
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