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Hardship: Residents obstruct, loot truck conveying food items in Abuja

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Hardship: Residents obstruct, loot truck conveying food items in Abuja

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Residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), on Monday morning, obstructed a truck conveying food items and looted the the items at Dei Dei, an outskirt of Abuja.

This followed the looting of a government warehouse where food was stored by the people.

This act is becoming the people’s response to the hardship and high cost of living in the country.

This morning, there was another incident of a truck carrying food items being looted in Daidai, Abuja. pic.twitter.com/uI19TRdUlC
— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) March 4, 2024

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