https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtpHS3C0QNw?si=Ubfrg0zMwkaLMlMD

In day 2 of it’s enforcement, the Lagos state government is clearing all shanties and illegal shops located within the Mandilas market area.

This, the government said, is to give way for access roads for emergency responders to access whenever there is an incident.

Recall that a fire incident engulfed the second and seventh floor in Mandilas, destroying goods and property worth millions of naira.

Emergency responders had a hard time getting into the market to quench the fire on time.

Several stores and shops were subsequently sealed to allow emergency responders to gain entrance into the affected building.

https://www.tvcnews.tv/2024/01/lagos-state-removes-all-illegal-shops-around-mandilas-building/

Start thinking home....that's the only way.
The did is done. A word is enough for the wise

BitterTruth0001:


Actually this will mostly affect the indigenes and traders from the southwest. They’re the ones who operate from makeshift stalls, kiosks and shanties around that area

I know that place very well .

Igbo traders mostly rent shops in the actual buildings themselves

Since that's the case, there will be no screaming of attack on igbos

BitterTruth0001:


Actually this will mostly affect the indigenes and traders from the southwest. They’re the ones who operate from makeshift stalls, kiosks and shanties around that area

I know that place very well .

Igbo traders mostly rent shops in the actual buildings themselves

Thank God people like lexylaw40kuti will let us rest and we won't hear talks like "Igbos are prosecuted in Lagos" because of this move.

Good move from the government!!
And to those idiot above,na Una dey call them,na Una go still dey shout of them reply
#saynototribalism

Good

Best wishes

They are afraid of our success that’s why they are destroying our shops

Operation keep Lagos clean

Ok

Way to go!
Those tiny shops shouldn't be around the main building.

BitterTruth0001:


Actually this will mostly affect the indigenes and traders from the southwest. They’re the ones who operate from makeshift stalls, kiosks and shanties around that area

I know that place very well .

Igbo traders mostly rent shops in the actual buildings themselves

well, u are very right.

lexylaw40kuti:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtpHS3C0QNw?si=Ubfrg0zMwkaLMlMD



https://www.tvcnews.tv/2024/01/lagos-state-removes-all-illegal-shops-around-mandilas-building/

IT MIGHT TAKE DECADES, BUT ONE DAY AN ILLEGAL STRUCTURE WOULD ALWAYS HAVE A ROMANTIC DATE WITH DEMOLITION.

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Lagos state

Action speaks louder than words ..

Sanwolu, the most active governor so far in Nigeria, Prof Zulum and Alex Otti coming after too...

Op do you say illegal shops or Igbo shops

Please correct ur headline

G

Am still studying the situation I will comment later

lexylaw40kuti:
Start thinking home....that's the only way.
The deal is done. A word is enough for the wise

The earlier better. Carry your 2by2 shops on your head and moooooove

It's not personal, it is to give easy access roads for emergency responders in case of fire incidences, ok?

Makunahatata:
u no lie🤣🤣, Yorubas littered my office area with wheel barrows selling phone accessories , infact the actual offices are all occupied by Igbos ,na tent yorubas just build for side of the roads dey manage.

I see what you did there comrade.

Wahala

lexylaw40kuti:
Start thinking home....that's the only way.
The deal is done. A word is enough for the wise

It's not a matter of thinking home but be careful when finding a shop that is not well situated. It can happen even in the said home. Remember the Enugu centenary city demolition saga.