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Imobi women protest alleged granite land grab
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 82217, member: 636"] Local aunties are revolting against greedy granite thieves trying to steal community resources. Women from Amaidi, Amanyanwu, and Onuzo hit the streets to block a resource hijack. They claim shady actors want to control stone deposits in Uturu. The protesters insist that Eze Simeon Chukwuemeka gave zero permission for this takeover. Florence Uka and Nene Orieji warned that drilling would destroy the local economy. They demanded a study to check for potential hazards before anyone starts blasting rocks. Uwakwe Nkechi pointed out that dust puts cassava and yam farms at risk. Losing those crops means hunger for families relying on agriculture. Adindu Kalu exposed a secret plot where individuals signed a consent letter in Abuja. He spoke for the monarch to confirm that no one was authorized to invite a mining company. The group begged Governor Alex Otti to stop these few people from grabbing communal assets. They just want fair treatment for their land. [/QUOTE]
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