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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 43775, member: 636"]
Delta State leaders warned land grabbers about taking back stolen property. Commissioner Charles Aniagwu said the government will sue people who built on state land. Officials want those people to pay back money spent during land recovery efforts. The state plans strong action against anyone who put structures on government property. Airport security became a major concern after people grabbed land around Asaba Airport.

The government lacked enough money to build fences around the airport earlier. State officials worry about losing the airport license without proper boundary protection. Cattle and people burning bushes could interfere with airplane operations. Such problems would embarrass airport management and create safety risks. The state must secure the airport area to keep flights running smoothly.

Electricity problems continue affecting Ndokwa communities across the region. State officials promised concrete steps to bring lasting power solutions to residents. Power generation and distribution stayed under federal control for many years. Recent changes allow states to participate under certain conditions. Deputy Governor Monday Onyeme received orders to help connect Ndokwa areas to the power grid.
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