NewStats: 3,262,658 , 8,177,807 topics. Date: Tuesday, 03 June 2025 at 08:22 AM 3n372h

Hehehe

Herdsmen:
But wait oh..

Why igbos turn this matter to tribal stuff ?

Abi dem Dey enjoy the dirty environment?

Hmmm..

I just no understand this people again.. on top for their own good .. they still Dey complain abuse insult .. for another man land

Igbos sef

Go find land wey you go sell, can you trade?
Mad people everywhere

How much did Lagos state government collect from them? This is all about money

When Lagos shut Trade Fair, I knew it cold be either witch-hunting or extortion.

Abeg which market dey organised, orderly, clean Trade Fair?

BN to Lagos so-called abattoirs?

Diligence:
When Lagos shut Trade Fair, I knew it cold be either witch-hunting or extortion.

Abeg which market dey organised, orderly, clean Trade Fair?

BN to Lagos so-called abattoirs?

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Dont mind them . You can see people living in guttersmaking mouth above.

Kossyso:
Odi mma! Anyi ga ama onye ike ga agwu!
The traders will recoup the money they paid in one way or the other. Who is gonna bear the brunt?

It is not guaranteed that they will recoup anything
That statement is an empty platitude,wishful thinking and self consolation
A lost day is a lost day

StOla:
Lagos State Government should demolish and build modern markets that would be designed to operate in a way to achieve the sanitary standards that these outdated markets can never meet up with.

For instance, you cannot be building roads with very wide gutters and not expect that the drain would be full of refuse, which from time to time you then need to clear out with all these shutdown threats and sanitary exercise.

Instead build the road with fully enclosed gutters that have drain opening covered by gratings to sift anything besides water.

This is the logic to be applied to new market designs compared to the old markets that require a tedious exercise to get rid of waste generation not properly managed from source.

All those rubbish we call market should be demolished.

Go and learn from Abia

ecolime:
"it was important for markets to operate in a manner that was not only economically viable but also environmentally responsible."

Hygiene lessons learnt by the traders. They will do better going forward.

Èkó ò ní bàjé!

It no longer to show Igbos peper abi?

XerXers:

Go and learn from Abia

Yes in this place, you can demolish market without tribal rancour.

StOla:


Yes in this place, you can demolish market without tribal rancour.

Go and research the processes Abia followed. Lagos always use gra gra and create unnecessary tribal tension

Noerection:
Lagos is not Anambra

Nobody send your market closures. Lock it indefinitely

SOUTHWEST

NIGERIA

Must be


CLEAN

By force.

Noerection:
Lagos is not Anambra

Anambra is not Lagos

StOla:
Lagos State Government should demolish and build modern markets that would be designed to operate in a way to achieve the sanitary standards that these outdated markets can never meet up with.

For instance, you cannot be building roads with very wide gutters and not expect that the drain would be full of refuse, which from time to time you then need to clear out with all these shutdown threats and sanitary exercise.

Instead build the road with fully enclosed gutters that have drain opening covered by gratings to sift anything besides water.

This is the logic to be applied to new market designs compared to the old markets that require a tedious exercise to get rid of waste generation not properly managed from source.

All those rubbish we call market should be demolished.

You'll be accused of hating the poor once you try to build a standard market (even if you arrange mortgage facilities like Fashola did) and you'll be accused of giving the market to your friends once you allow the private sector to get involved.

naptu2:


Unfortunately, they did that with Tejuosho, Sura, etc. and were condemned for it (it's too expensive, it's a means to steal money, etc https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/412929/fashola-accused-tejuosho-market-scam-a#5688235 ), so what they did was to let the market associations run the markets (I guess they are also part of the private sector).

Kossyso:
Odi mma! Anyi ga ama onye ike ga agwu!
The traders will recoup the money they paid in one way or the other. Who is gonna bear the brunt?

both igbo yoruba hausa bini ijaw and all tribe in nigeria

StOla:
Lagos State Government should demolish and build modern markets that would be designed to operate in a way to achieve the sanitary standards that these outdated markets can never meet up with.

For instance, you cannot be building roads with very wide gutters and not expect that the drain would be full of refuse, which from time to time you then need to clear out with all these shutdown threats and sanitary exercise.

Instead build the road with fully enclosed gutters that have drain opening covered by gratings to sift anything besides water.

This is the logic to be applied to new market designs compared to the old markets that require a tedious exercise to get rid of waste generation not properly managed from source.

All those rubbish we call market should be demolished.

I don't think You've ever been to trade fair in your life, that market is one of the most organized market in Nigeria.

If they can fix their roads, that market is beautiful.

kiddkash:
Anti ama elozo Ife a mere n.

Anti ga eji ako Na Uche to mekwa nke anyi.

Unu ya atatia n'aja

Oga, which of the eastern states are u from?

Ok

Kossyso:
Odi mma! Anyi ga ama onye ike ga agwu!
The traders will recoup the money they paid in one way or the other. Who is gonna bear the brunt?

if your market is too expensive, you will lose customers to other people

Chasito:
Oga, which of the eastern states are u from?

Auto correct they spoil the write up.
I didn't go through it b4 posting

Govt should have locked it for a year to teach them lesson. Next time they wouldn't say Lagos is no man's land.

Noerection:
Lagos is not Anambra

make Anambra the federal capital Territory first... Then see

Justiceleague1 post=126660336 :


Baba nobody dey drag your land with you,stop fighting with yourself o
If you wanna form Rambo go and claim your land at Ilorin from the Fulanis,let us see

He wasn’t talking to you Mr. Victim, take your eye service to your state, after all nobody is chasing you from your own land

XerXers:

It no longer to show Igbos peper abi?

Everything is victimization to you guys. Igbos occupy less than 20% of all the markets closed. Over 10 major markets.

Should dirt and filth should be condoned because your kinsmen are involved? Every issue should not always be seen as THEY versus WE. Na wa for you oo

Simdyofficial:
make Anambra the federal capital Territory first... Then see

me should make it FCT ?

StOla:
Lagos State Government should demolish and build modern markets that would be designed to operate in a way to achieve the sanitary standards that these outdated markets can never meet up with.

For instance, you cannot be building roads with very wide gutters and not expect that the drain would be full of refuse, which from time to time you then need to clear out with all these shutdown threats and sanitary exercise.

Instead build the road with fully enclosed gutters that have drain opening covered by gratings to sift anything besides water.

This is the logic to be applied to new market designs compared to the old markets that require a tedious exercise to get rid of waste generation not properly managed from source.

All those rubbish we call market should be demolished.

Government provides enabling environment for entrepreneurs to build markets and other business setups. Ask for government to organise the traders to build the type of modern markets you have in mind.
It's no duty of government to build markets. You can as well ask government to build industries.
Your mindset is that of one who depends on government for everything. Revenues from crude oil in the Niger delta region are no more enough for the growing population in Nigeria.

Primusinterpares:

To the traders... Make una follow the rules and don't mess up the place and don't do business along the road.

The bolded was one of the causes of the recent fracas between traders and thugs working for LASG in Alaba Int'l market. The thugs were bringing in people to trade along the roads and the shop owners didn't want that to continue.

kiddkash:
Anyi ama elozo Ife nke a

Anyi ga eji ako Na Uche wee mekwa nke anyi.

Unu ga atatia n'aja

Odi nma ka unu nwe uche
Ikpata idebetu na bayi

Arugasia umu ife industry na ndi ozor naeme ka obodo na ekpo oku
Nwayo nwayo
Ndi be anyi ana ala

Diligence:
When Lagos shut Trade Fair, I knew it cold be either witch-hunting or extortion.

Abeg which market dey organised, orderly, clean Trade Fair?

BN to Lagos so-called abattoirs?

Help me ask
Trade fair is well structured organized and neat

Max24:
Govt should have locked it for a year to teach them lesson. Next time they wouldn't say Lagos is no man's land.

Owomida guys would have died of hunger before then😁😁😁
Meanwhile most of the shop owners travelled home for emergency holiday making

Ezini:


Odi nma ka unu nwe uche
Ikpata idebetu na bayi

Arugasia umu ife industry na ndi ozor naeme ka obodo na ekpo oku
Nwayo nwayo
Ndi be anyi ana ala

Ezi okwu k 'i kwuru

dahnimoh:


Oji onye n'ala jo onye ya

Kamoru,
be proud of ya dialect.