Explosion hits radio, television stations in Rivers

Fire guts filling station, Enugu as residents scamper, safety

•As police commences investigation

From TONY JOHN, Port Harcourt

Unknown gunmen, on Tuesday night, launched an attack with explosive device on  the facility housing 99.5 Wish FM and Atlantic Television Network, destroying their transformers and industrial generator.

The media platforms are owned by an ardent supporter of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar and House of Representatives member, Chinyere Igwe.

The Nigeria Police Force has also confirmed the incident, saying that at about 8.45pm  on the fateful day, the state Command received information from Peter Anietie of 99.5 Wish FM/Atlantic Television Network, about the incident.

State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Grace Iringe-Koko, a Superintendent of Police (SP), said Anietie informed them that  some hoodlums threw an explosive device into the generator house and transformer area, which caused damage to generators and a 500kva transformer.

The source told Police that the explosion also affected the  transformer feeder panel and electronic appliances in both the radio and television stations. But,  no life was lost.

Iringe-Koko disclosed that operatives of the Explosive Ordnance Department (EOD) had been deployed  to the scene for swift and detailed investigation with a view to ascertaining the veracity of the information and to unravel what exactly caused the explosion.

The command had assured that if the incident was, in deed, orchestrated by anyone or group, the culprits would be hunted down and made to face the full wrath of the law. 

She, however, urged residents of the state to report suspicious movements and individuals to the command for prompt action.

“The command wishes to assure all residents of their safety especially at this period. It will leave no stone unturned in providing  quality security for all persons residing in or visiting the State. 

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