Kalu visits Ndoma-Egba, sympathises with him over destruction of his property

The Senate Chief Whip, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, has paid a condolence visit to Senator Victor Ndoma-egba in his Abuja residence over the destruction and looting of his property  by hoodlums.

The house of the former Senate Majority Leader in Calabar, Cross River State was attacked by hoodlums who hijacked the #EndSARS protest.

Ndoma-Egba, who was not in the country at the time of the incident, said in a statement on Wednesday that the hoodlums broke into his house and looted it to the ground, leaving only the bare floor

He said: “All the toilets, baths, pumps and indeed every imaginable fitting were removed as were items of furniture, clothing, a huge collection of mainly rare, out of print books, documents and historic photographs.

“They also removed all the windows, railings, family pictures and burglary proofs.

“Even my private chapel was not spared.

“They set the cars ablaze and parts of the building after more than four hours of interrupted operations in my house.

“It was methodical.

“Among the intruders were obviously electricians, plumbers, carpenters, motor mechanics, panel beaters and other tradesmen.”

The Chief Whip of the Senate, whose friendship with Ndoma-Egba dates many years back, had earlier in a statement condemned the destruction, calling it unpleasant.

He condoled with the entire family of Ndoma-Egba over the huge loss and urged them to  forgive everyone and continue their good work in the society.