A marmot mob broke into another warehouse in the federal capital territory (FCT) carting away supplies said to be COVID-19 palliatives.
The crowd invaded the warehouse located in Gwagwalada area council about 9am on Monday.
It is said to be owned by the FCT administration under the agricultural and rural development secretariat.
It was learnt that thousands of bags of grains, including rice as well as cartons of noodles were stored in the warehouse.
Residents and passersby were seen storming out of the building with as much as they could carry — some had just one bag of rice while others loaded up to three bags.
In a video of the scene shared on Twitter, the recorder said: “Somebody that just came out now said the things inside are more than enough. The carton of Indomie inside is more than a million.
“How many persons can finish this? The population of Gwagwalada is not up to a million. This will go round; if you can pick multiple times.”
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