The owner of one of the offices of the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHED) in Ogbumnabali community has locked it up over the failure of the company to pay rent.

The angry landlord put padlock at the door and was seen by residents sitting in front at the entrance waiting for the PHED staff to access his property.

THE WHISTLER, gathered the landlord’s action forced the staff of the power company to attend to customers from a car.

The company is said to be owing over six months arrears of rent.

Chioma Aninwe, a spokesperson for PHED, when contacted, said the locking of the office was caused by a communication gap.

She however assured that the issue would be resolved in no distance time.

BKayy:
This is the replica of the parable/case of the Rich man and his servant in the Bible.
The Rich man (this Landlord) forgave his servant (NEPA) for failing to pay back his debt of over 100 shekels only to find him strangling his fellow poor man (ordinary Nigerians) over 1 shekel.
So he the Rich Man (landlord), out of anger decided to lock out that his servant (NEPA) and demand that debt (rent) he let go.
Brethren what is the moral story of this Gospel?
While at it , Choristers give us a song

BKayy:
This is the replica of the parable/case of the Rich man and his servant in the Bible.
The Rich man (this Landlord) forgave his servant (NEPA) for failing to pay back his debt of over 100 shekels only to find him strangling his fellow poor man (ordinary Nigerians) over 1 shekel.
So he the Rich Man (landlord), out of anger decided to lock out that his servant (NEPA) and demand that debt (rent) he let go.
Brethren what is the moral story of this Gospel?
While at it , Choristers give us a song