Palliatives looters return their loot in Plateau State, beg state govt. for forgiveness (photos)

Repentant Plateau looters retrun loots

Some individuals who participated in looting palliatives items during the recent vandalisation of warehouses in Plateau State following the hijacking of the EndSARS protest have returned the items in their possession.

The repentant looters also asked for forgiveness from the Plateau State Government.

Giditrendz reports that the hoodlums who infilterated the peaceful protest in Plateau state vandalised many warehaouses and other public/private properties under the guise of looking for palliatives and looted anything they can place their hands on.

The repentant looters were led to the new Government House in Rayfield Jos by popular evangelist of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN) Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, who explained that they made the confession during a prayer revival orgainsed at the Zang Secondary School Bukuru, Jos South Local Government.

The clergyman said over two thousand people came forward after hearing the gospel where he preached against the recent looting and vandalism which affected public and private properties in the State.

This action, according to him, is not just an invitation of the anger of God against the suspects but the entire State. He said the hijack of the ENDSARS protest is a plan of the devil to scuttle the will of God for Plateau State which cannot be left without intercession.

Touched by the message, some of the persons involved in the looting repented and decided to bring some of the items still in their possessions as a mark of restitution and plea for mercy from God and the Government of Plateau State.

Rev. Dachomo appealed to the Governor of Plateau State Simon Bako Lalong to temper justice with mercy by granting forgiveness to the repentant persons who voluntarily came forward at the revival meeting with a promise never to partake in such acts again.

Receiving the items on behalf of the Governor, Secretary to the Government of the State, Prof. Danladi Abok Atu commended Rev. Dachomo for appealing to the consciences of the affected persons who came forward to ask for forgiveness.

He said the action of the looters was a great disservice to the State as not only food items were looted, but heavy machinery, public infrastructure and businesses worth billions of naira were stolen and also destroyed.