Officials of Delta State Task Force On Environment have concluded marking of illegal structures on the streets of Agbor in Ika South Local Government Area of the state for demolition.
Chairman of the TaskForce Hon Sylvester Oromoni made this known to the newsmen on Tuesday in Agbor.
He said that all illegal structures and shanties encroachment on the streets would be demolished.
He noted that the demolition would take place after the expiration of the ‘Removal Order’ served by the Agency.
Oromoni said that the government observed with dismay the massive encroachment by individuals, private developers into right of ways.
He implored Deltans to always seek approval of relevant agencies before erecting their buildings.
“All illegal structures and buildings constructed by persons without valid titles from the government across the state would be removed,” he added.
The chairman also warned miscreants, illegal mechanics, food vendors and owners of illegal shanties across the state to vacate within seven days or face demolition and the Taskforce will no longer tolerate incessant defacing of our God given nature and aesthetics.
He noted that a situation where illegal squatters jumped on government-acquired land to erect illegal structures and shanties would no longer be tolerated by the Okowa led government.
On market weekly sanitation, Oromoni stressed that henceforth, all the markets within the state will be observing environmental sanitation between the hours of 7am through 10am. "Any market that flouts the state Government orders will but shutdown," Oromoni said.
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