Owner Of Apo Building Where Squatters Were Killed , Revealed To Be Obasanjo's Sister.

The Abandoned Building.
The unfinished building where security forces killed at least seven squatters Friday, September 20, in the Apo neighbourhood of Abuja, belongs to Mrs. Adunni Oluwole Salisu, believed to be the sister to former President Olusegun Obasanjo, a PREMIUM TIMES investigation has revealed. Documents from the Abuja Geographical Information Systems (AGIS) show that the property, located at No. 8 Bamanga Tukur Street, Gudu District, near the Gudu cemetery, belongs to Mrs. Salisu.
 Soldiers and SSS officials, spurred by intelligence reports that a sleeper cell of  Boko Haram insurgents, embedded in the Gudu neighbourhood, were about to strike again in Abuja, pre-emtorily stormed the building inhabited by squatters, mostly tricycles drivers, petty traders and artisans, in the early hours of Friday, killing at least seven and leaving several injured. Residents claim a representative of the owner of the house had given the squatters a week notice to vacate the property. The squatters were killed before the expiration of the notice. Most of the dead and wounded were shot in the back, execution style.
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