During the demolition exercise, the traders were barred from entering the market in Mushin, Lagos State, western Nigeria, to remove their goods from the shops…Read below for details:
The armed men were battle ready to forestall any resistance from the traders as the demolition was going on.
Traders were also not allowed to get near the entrance into the market as tipper lorries were seen taking sand and gravel into the market to commence work after the demolition.
The chairman of the market and president of the central market union, Comrade Kingsley Ogunor said he was not informed before they came for the demolition which threw the entire market into confusion.
In front of the market gate was a banner placed by those suspected to be behind the demolition with the inscription: Proposed Commercial Development of Mushin, Lagos.
It was also written on the banner that Mushin Local Government in conjunction with a developer known as Total Value Integrated Services Limited is to commence building a modern plaza market in place of the present stalls being demolished.
The armed men were battle ready to forestall any resistance from the traders as the demolition was going on.
Traders were also not allowed to get near the entrance into the market as tipper lorries were seen taking sand and gravel into the market to commence work after the demolition.
The chairman of the market and president of the central market union, Comrade Kingsley Ogunor said he was not informed before they came for the demolition which threw the entire market into confusion.
In front of the market gate was a banner placed by those suspected to be behind the demolition with the inscription: Proposed Commercial Development of Mushin, Lagos.
It was also written on the banner that Mushin Local Government in conjunction with a developer known as Total Value Integrated Services Limited is to commence building a modern plaza market in place of the present stalls being demolished.
FG and demolition..they should compensate the victims sha
ReplyDeleteNa small small e dey happen o. Government don dey come o.
ReplyDeleteEyaa! I pity these traders o. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteIts terrible oh..the way n manner ambode is dealing with guys so far is worrisome
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm. I just dey laugh
ReplyDeleteNawa oo so where are de go from here
ReplyDeleteOgadinma ooo.....make dem take am easy naa
ReplyDeleteLagos sha want pursue us.....my brothers it's well
ReplyDeleteIt's well
ReplyDeleteAnd no alternative Na wa o
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