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Enugu govt set to demolish residence of Coal City University Chancellor
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By Dennis Agbo
The Enugu Capital Territory Development Authority, ECTDA, has obtained a court order empowering it to demolish an alleged illegal residence of the Chancellor of Coal City University, CCU, Mr. Chinedu Ani, that blocking the thoroughfare linking Onoh Quarters in Ekulu GRA to Oshimili up to Enugu-Onitsha Expressway.
There was a road that led to Ekulu River with a bridge from GRA to the Expressway, but when our correspondent visited the area yesterday, the road terminated at Ani’s residence.
When contacted, Ani said: “That was how I found it. I bought land from the Onohs. They sold it to me and said there is no road there. The same people that sold the place to me said there was no road there when I bought the land.
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A magistrate court sitting in Enugu State has okayed the demolition of a building belonging to the Chancellor of Coal City University, Mr. Chidenu Ani.
DAILY POST learnt that the order was sequel to an action filed by the Enugu Capital Territory Development Authority, ECTDA.
In the ruling issued on December 16 by Chief Magistrate grade 1, Alex Amalu, it ordered the respondent, Chinedu Ani, to open the access road linking Onoh crescent and Oshimili street.
The Court said: “The respondent is ordered to open the waterway illegally acquired and annexed to his property.”
It also ordered Ani to provide the ECTDA all approved building plan and title documents within 21 days, adding that if he has no approval, he should pay the contravention fees and violation charges to the state government within seven days.