obitwo:

Which ownership? Na cloth? The land belongs to a company owned by a Yoruba man

Before the year runs out you will not only be ejected from the shops but be transported to the east to either reunite with your families or set up another Ladipo Market there

basilo101:
Bleep culture. Nigeria has a constitution

manny4life:

Lol, descend on who? That BH is a terror group means they killed everyone..



Lol, like I told the one above you, BH is simply a terror group whom you can't see. It's the responsibility of the police to protect us, but if you can see them and fight them (even when the army is having difficulty rooting them) please let us know. However, NDIGBO Can NEVER be intimated let alone by you guys... Well install your baba na..

k'nash:
young man. am not a trader. and nobody is ejecting anybody. if it comes to ejection of people back to the states. lagos economy will collapse. this is just the fact. ans this question 4 me and i will believe all ur post. WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF BABALOJA TO ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT? be specific..

k'nash:
young man. am not a trader. and nobody is ejecting anybody. if it comes to ejection of people back to the states. lagos economy will collapse. this is just the fact. ans this question 4 me and i will believe all ur post. WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF BABALOJA TO ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT? be specific..

basilo101:
Bleep culture. Nigeria has a constitution

Enugu4life:

You have refused to answer the question. Does any developed country have a particular tribe that export illicit drugs to the extent that Indonesians are cutting off their blokus??



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/06/my-ordeal-in-indonesian-prison-henry-iyere/

k'nash:
crime is crime. irrespective of the conveyin route. both hausas, igbos and yorubas are corrupt. from today if u eva patronize any igbo for anytin or help. na thunder go fire u.

Texas.Cowgirl:


Why should I jump for joy that Peter Obi is using Ibo sensitivity to gain ground in the coming Anambra political chaos?

Oneof think the self-acclaimed business intellects would be about able to see through Obi.

k'nash:
crime is crime. irrespective of the conveyin route. both hausas, igbos and yorubas are corrupt. from today if u eva patronize any igbo for anytin or help. na thunder go fire u.

k'nash:
young man. am not a trader. and nobody is ejecting anybody. if it comes to ejection of people back to the states. lagos economy will collapse. this is just the fact. ans this question 4 me and i will believe all ur post. WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF BABALOJA TO ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT? be specific..

geeez:

We are not envious because we are successful

If you look at the GDP of Lagos, trading doesn't make up to 10% of it

What we see are malls and shops where authentic merchandise are sold and not fake and adulterated items these guys flood our markets with

Seven different sectors dominate economic activities in Lagos State, led by manufacturing which, interestingly, contributes 29.60 percent of the state’s GDP figures. Road transport follows closely contributing an average of 26.47 percent of economic activities in the state.

Other sectors in order of dominance include building and construction (19.60 percent); wholesale and retail (8.39 percent); telecommunications (3.71 percent); financial institutions (3.51 percent); and real estate (2.01 percent).

The seven sectors account for 93.39 percent of economic activities in the state.

Apart from wholesale and retail which I believe Yorubas control up to 50% of, none of the other sectors listed is controlled by any other tribe apart from the Yorubas
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Nebeuwa:

You know you are having a good time with this news. Do not deny it.

This is sort of like a one-upmanship against the Igbo. We know the Yoruba see the Igbos as rivals and competitors. This has been going on before we were born. Even before our parents was born. And I do not see an end to this in our lifetime. It might even get worse, since "OYEL" prices are dropping.

You do not deny that this is economic warfare. The "original" owners want their land back. Isn't that right?

Later, crisis erupted in the market and people, mostly traders became confused over the ownership of the market or who should take charge of the affairs in its management.

However, Alhaji Olajoku was assassinated and his son, Ajibade Hassan Olajoku took over the management of the company . Olajoku confirmed the council’s position and explained that his late father, through Paramo, embarked on the process of developing the market and to build it to international standard.

dayokanu:

Illiterates

Go and check your C of O

Its just a lease for some years and the lease can be revoked

nwando:

One can only feel intimidated by people they consider as their superiors
Hausa live in Lagos
So do Efiks and Ijaws and they pose no threat to them in their minds
I like the fear the Igboman puts in them in their own lands
I like the way they quake at the sound of the Name

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They can't ignore it,the fear is real passed from the fathers to the children

k'nash:
senior illiterate. the same yr u wont live to see.

Nebeuwa:

Just imagine if the Igbo and Yoruba had their own countries. This rivalry would simply be legendary!

Some people are not denying that this is economic warfare. Just look at the glee they are having. I am actually having a great time looking at their reaction. It should make Igbos work even harder.

Nebeuwa:

Just imagine if the Igbo and Yoruba had their own countries. This rivalry would simply be legendary!

Some people are not denying that this is economic warfare. Just look at the glee they are having. I am actually having a great time looking at their reaction. It should make Igbos work even harder.

Enugu4life:

So you are saying that Lagos economy will collapse if they eject a bunch of men selling fake spare parts?

You people are so funny it is unreal

2mch:

But your brothers are relying on Lagos to eat. Thunder fire any Igbo that remain in Lagos then. Ewu.

KenGali:
Mr Smart, go read your laws. All lands belong to the Federal Government. the state Governor is only invested as a custodian . A land Administrator to break it down further for your brain.

k'nash:
do u knw how much ur state govt makes from places like ladipo, alaba and so on. try and comfirm...

k'nash:
senior illiterate. the same yr u wont live to see.

Enugu4life:

Execellent observation- now let us go and develop Ndigbo. You are so industrious yet your land is desolate, what a contradiction

abu12:

Most of you will fill bad after 10year when you are ask to leave ladipo market

Swissfranc+41:
et us call a spade a spade. That is not right. where in Ndigbo land will you find a Market named after a Yoruba man? Anyway I dont know what the problem is here- Yoruba man heading a Yoruba market-













YORUBA BOY IT FELLS GOOD TO CLAIM IGBO

Nebeuwa:

[s]You know you are having a good time with this news. Do not deny it.

This is sort of like a one-upmanship against the Igbo. We know the Yoruba see the Igbos as rivals and competitors. This has been going on before we were born. Even before our parents was born. And I do not see an end to this in our lifetime. It might even get worse, since "OYEL" prices are dropping.

You do not deny that this is economic warfare. The "original" owners want their land back. Isn't that right?[/s]

Nebeuwa: I like this economic warfare. Now what are the Igbo traders next move. What are they plotting?