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Today, I inaugurated a Five - Man board to ister and manage activities at Aguiyi Ironsi International Spare Parts Market in Ladipo area.

1. Barr. Femi Martins - Chairman
2. Mr. Tope Olowoyeye - Secretary
3. Mr. Babatunde Ige
4. Mr. Ajibade Olajoku
5. Mr. Emmanuel Dike.

https://x.com/HonEOBamigboye/status/1861132837727907995?t=-0RlqrKXMx3SFM8_Tjz2ww&s=19

mushin.

Congratulations to them.

Congratulations.

Let's watch and see how far..

Lanrelagboi:
Today, I inaugurated a Five - Man board to ister and manage activities at Aguiyi Ironsi International Spare Parts Market in Ladipo area.

1. Barr. Femi Martins - Chairman
2. Mr. Tope Olowoyeye - Secretary
3. Mr. Babatunde Ige
4. Mr. Ajibade Olajoku
5. Mr. Emmanuel Dike.

https://x.com/HonEOBamigboye/status/1861132837727907995?t=-0RlqrKXMx3SFM8_Tjz2ww&s=19

Ndi Yoruba are really accommodating sha, naming a market after someone that is not from Ala Yoruba and also adding someone not from their zone to the board to ister said market.

What nice people.

1. Barr. Femi Martins - Chairman
2. Mr. Tope Olowoyeye - Secretary
3. Mr. Babatunde Ige
4. Mr. Ajibade Olajoku
5. Mr. Emmanuel Dike.

The Yoruba political class is gradually re-aligning market leadership to reflect more of Yoruba indigenes.

Ewo

My Yoruba people, it's not noise. It's a process and we are getting there. Our aim is to completely wipe out these people out of our land. We'll be there.

If you like allow dem to gaslight you na you know o, as long as you don’t agree with their nonsense. They will tag you bigot!

Politics is tribal, like it or not. If you can vote your gbajue why me no fit vote my asiwaju.

This is just the beginning, as una say Lagos dey smell we don begin to clean up.

Markets are blessings to the community where they are, they generate revenue and also means of employment. Any government that understands this and it, will maximise the potential of the said market to its advantage.

aswani:


Ndi Yoruba are really accommodating sha, naming a market after someone that is not from Ala Yoruba and also adding someone not from their zone to the board to ister said market.

What nice people.

Who are the major traders in the market that generates the revenue for the market?

Those people still won't be satisfied. Just wait and see as they will complain about the composition of the 5-man board... Something that can never happen in their own space

aswani:


Ndi Yoruba are really accommodating sha, naming a market after someone that is not from Ala Yoruba and also adding someone not from their zone to the board to ister said market.

What nice people.

How does this help

Where are the Sinedus and Ok0ros shouting Ragos is a no man’s land?

Alright

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Abeg make dem no cause trouble for Mushin ooo... Na my hood be that.

I be Mushinfirstson.

aswani:


Ndi Yoruba are really accommodating sha, naming a market after someone that is not from Ala Yoruba and also adding someone not from their zone to the board to ister said market.

What nice people.

Later, they will still to say Yoruba people are tribalistic yen yen yen.

Let them show us a Non Igbo man that has been elected, appointed and becomes member of any board of of any South Eastern State government institutions. No way!
When Ebonyi people are even regarded as fake Igbo and Anambra people will refuse to rent out apartments to them or sell lands to them. You now expect a Yoruba, Efik, Hausa, Fulani Edo etc man to get an "appointment", Almighty state govt appointment in a South East State, e no go happen.

Slow but steady. Kano, Kaduna, Abuja et al should take a cue from "No man's land"

They have the legal power to do this...

I don't expect anyone to cry over what is not theirs...


Nothing unusual ...just simple house keeping.

All the best to them. Leadership is about service. May God grant them the strength to move the market to greater heights.

dvaliant:

Who are the major traders in the market that generates the revenue for the market?

Who owns the market?

Idaytesj29:
Let them show us a Non Igbo man that has been elected, appointed and becomes member of any board of of any South Eastern State government institutions. No way.

You 'bigots' and delusion. You chained yourselves to Lagos but aspire to be leaders in the South East, when you aren't even a leader in nearby Ekiti. No be JuJu be that? The Igbo man with a leadership position did not get invited from his home yesterday to become your leader today. He has invested years here and has way better knowledge of this terrain than you do. He is more the people's person than you are. Own it. Do better.

dvaliant:



Who are the major traders in the market that generates the revenue for the market?

Close your shops and keep your audio revenue, go and set your business up in Awka or Aba. That will be better, it's not by force to operate your business in Lagos if you cannot abide by the rules and standards set by the host.

aswani:


Ndi Yoruba are really accommodating sha, naming a market after someone that is not from Ala Yoruba and also adding someone not from their zone to the board to ister said market.

What nice people.

Funny you

How many Yoruba people have shops in the market?

Na Igbo people de develop the market o

Tradepunter2:
How does this help

This one is crying inside

Chai chimoooo Chineke

Chigold101:

Funny you

How many Yoruba people have shops in the market?

Na Igbo people de develop the market o

When we say you people are daft and lack foresight, this is a perfect example.

Who owns the poultry?
The chickens who lay the eggs or the farmer who owns the chickens?

Ahh!

This is not appropriate!

1. Barr. Festus Emeka - Chairman - Anambala
2. Mr. Tobechukwu Uche - Secretary - Imo
3. Mr. Nnamdi Kanu - Anambala
4. Mr. Ekpa Simon - Imo
5. Mr. Ebube Dike - Abia

BigDawsNet:
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Who is more talented in killing developers.

Ekpa or Kanu

I salute the chairman for including an Igbo man into the 5man board to manage the highly Igbo populated market.