January 10, 2018 – Before & Pictures: Slain Omoku Terrorist Don Wanny’s Mansion,Cars & Other Properties Destroyed On Buhari’s Order
All known properties of slain Omoku terrorist, Igwedibia Johnson aka Don Waney have been demolished.
The demolition was carried out on Tuesday on the order of President Buhari so as to serve as a deterrent to other criminals in the state.
The demolition was supervised by policemen and soldiers.
See before and after photos below
The deceased with wife and
daughter
It is not about destroying the properties, it is about finding solutions to the problems. People are not afraid of acquiring properties, and who knows they might have other properties overseas, so let us find the root causes all these social evils that are being done to other human beings. Look at what the fulanis are doing, just killing.
If the issue of Don Waney the terrorist could be address so fast,he was killed and his properties destroyed,why the delay in the case of the Fulanis Terrorist their killing ????.
If U as the president can be so quick to order for the destruction of a killer’s house, then what is taking u ages to order for them to apprehend the herdsmen that are causing mayhem…Just saying bcos I hate it when something is onesided.
Fuck Buhari! That ugly, skeleton-looking son-of-a-bitch is so quick to order this raid, but he’s said or done nothing about the domestic Hausa terrorists who pose as cattle herdsmen. Buhari deserves to die like any criminal out there; he is evil!
Nigeria is all fucked up because of the evil activities of him and his kinsmen. But Nigeria would have been better off if he had died when he was down with AIDS and receiving treatment in the United Kingdom. Bloody Hausa fool!!
Why should the government destroy these beautiful buildings when it should have been converted into a state hospital or an institution for development of expert in criminology!
Although destroying the properties would serve as a deterrent others like him but turning the property into a good use would have been better.