born2fuck: See how dem igbo people destroy ladipo market

ilugunboy:


Why are Ibos so self-centered ?

You lot should just stop all these whining and unnecessary distractions and allow those we have given the mandate to exercise it.

No amount of your subtle blackmail will deter this train of Lagos.

Ishsoph:

[/b]You speak with both sides of ur mouth. Your attempt at sounding neutral makes u sound pathetic instead. Reread ur post and advice yourself when next u wanna post.

Okija_juju:

Ladipo Market is still cleaner that Tejuosho market, Balogun Market, e.t.c..


Na una People dirty the place like that!!

berem: You dey mind Okija juju? I don't know what he sniffs before coming to nairaland.

OKIJA JUJU! FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HEALTH WARNS THAT IGBO SMOKERS ARE LIABLE TO DIE YOUNG!

CHESSBOARD:

Why wont Ibos be self-centered when AWO stole all their money and they have to survive by the fittest including hustling at LADIKPO

Okija_juju:

Berem!! Berem!!!! Berem!!!!!!

How many tines I call you?!

Stop playing with my love and emotions for you o!!

So you dey support that Mpki Upper Iweka wey no fit read and understand my text!

PointB: Besides, is there no Environmental Protection/Sanitation Agency in the state (Lagos)? What exactly their job description?

Wouldn't they have been well served doing their own bit to keep the market and other environment clean. Why do Nigerians panders to tribalism in very basic things? Most of the clowns posting here are busy shouting 'Igbo!, Igbo!!' when common sense suggests that sanitation agency failed woefully to do their job. And what is being exposed here is the failure of Fashola Government to do it's duty. A government that pockets tax and shirks on it responsibility, is as bad could be. Why take out you failure on the citizen? Government have an ingenious way of blaming their failures on the citizen. Fashola is one example of this type of government.

In closing Ladipo Market, the government has admitted that the agencies responsible for sanitation is lacking in ideas, and or tools to do what is necessary to do their jobs. Close one thousands market if you like, without putting the necessary tool in place, the dirt will return as soon as the markets are open. Take a look at Oshodi and see what has become of the place. There is something fundamentally wrong in the way LASG government go about closing market and demolishing buildings, paucity of ideas is a common denominator in these plethora of Fashola's misadventure, he is losing it by the day!

berem: Stop sniffing that stuff! it's not good for your health. Besides, it's not your fault you don't understand what you wrote. Na we go tell you say you dey misyarn. hehehehe!

Keep pushing my buttons... I no blame you! Na love dey do me!!

Anyways.. All I simply said is;

I may be an Igbo man, but I support Fashola to leave the market closed until all has been restored.. Afterall, na the Traders dey immediately and directly responsible for their environment.

However, Fashola sef needs to remember that his agencies that were collecting levies from these traders for sanitation, e.t.c also have some faluts in the matter.

No dey behave like who graduate from Imo State Poly!!

PointB: It may not be too far fetch to think or even suggest that Fashola is gradually becoming a showman. It is my opinion that Fashola often create this unfortunate scenario, draw in the press, in order to be seen as working.

I personally don't see why Fashola need to visit the market after closing it to create the impression that he is vindicated. Any major open market will certainly look like a junk yard when forcefully and haphazardly closed. Have you even for once look at the mess you create when you move from an old house, to a new one?

The whole fiasco looks like a big set-up by fashola (and his minders) to create an impression that he is working.

But we all know that Fashola earns nothing less than N30 Billion, as at last count, in monthly revenue. How much of this money has been spent improving this market, and others prior to forcefully depriving the tax-payers of their livelihood?

Okija_juju:


Keep pushing my buttons... I no blame you! Na love dey do me!!

Anyways.. All I simply said is;

I may be an Igbo man, but I support Fashola to leave the market closed until all has been restored.. Afterall, na the Traders dey immediately and directly responsible for their environment.

However, Fashola sef needs to remember that his agencies that were collecting levies from these traders for sanitation, e.t.c also have some faluts in the matter.

No dey behave like who graduate from Imo State Poly!!

seguno2: While Fashola's attention to the filthy situation is good, the man should show a greater understanding of how government works than he has shown so far in this matter.
[size=14pt]Why are taxes, levies, rates paid by the traders to the LGA and Sanitation agencies?[/size]
What is the role of the LG authorities in cleaning up the markets and public spaces?
How is it done in the UK, US, Canada, Australia and other places where we like to escape?
Who keeps the open public spaces in VI, Ikoyi clean?
Who will keep the general public spaces, roads, streets in the proposed Eko Atlantic City clean- residents or the local government covering the area?
We need to also educate ourselves on the roles and functions of each level of government to the people to make the PUBLIC SERVANTS live up to their responsibilities.

Obiora4life:

Haha, showman? That's what he is, always putting the cart before the horse, sometime I ask myself if he ever thinks before making decisions. Anyway let him continue on his path, he's bent on grinding Lagos to a halt and he will get what he's been yearning for.

Obiora4life:

Haha, showman? That's what he is, always putting the cart before the horse, sometime I ask myself if he ever thinks before making decisions. Anyway let him continue on his path, he's bent on grinding Lagos to a halt and he will get what he's been yearning for.

Delafruita:
you failed to acknowledge the fact that there is compulsory sanitation in all markets from 7-10am every thursday,is it the government that comes to do the sanitation?if the traders in ladipo had been doing it,will the market be that filthy?

Okija_juju:

I wasnt trying to sound neutral...

FASHOLA SHOULD LEAVE THAT MARKET CLOSED UNTIL EVERYTHING IS PUT BACK IN ITS PROPER PLACE.. However, he shouldnt forget that some of his agencies also failed in their responsibilities to these traders as well.


Is this the simple thing you couldnt understand?!

Na wah o!!

babapupa:


It's not the state's responsibility clean your market and teach you proper hygiene, that's your own responsibility.


What's next? Ask the state to clean your house for you because you pay property tax?

Badcoin: Whose responsibilities is it to dispose after you clean? This is where the government is failing mightily.

danniekute: u cant be Igbo,and we cant accept u...ewu ofia.

Ishsoph:


Unfortunately you dont even understand your 'simple' writeup. Let me help you SIR! the summarry of what you wrote is this: The traders pay taxes/levies and the Govrnment has clean-up Agencies charged with the responsibility of making the enviroment of the taxed traders business friendly. Its as 'simple' as that!

Okija_juju:

Ladipo Market is still cleaner that Tejuosho market, Balogun Market, e.t.c..


Na una People dirty the place like that!!

Okija_juju:

Ladipo Market is still cleaner that Tejuosho market, Balogun Market, e.t.c..


Na una People dirty the place like that!!

Okija_juju: As an Igbo man, I know I am supposed to side with my people, but I'm sorry... FASHOLA SHOULD LEAVE THAT MARKET CLOSED UNTIL ALL THE CHANGES ARE IN PLACE..




However, he should also remember that these traders have been paying taxes for ages before now. The illegal structures may have been put up by the traders, but was there a taskforce or agency responsible for that market before now?! What about the States Environmental agency that has been collecting levies and all from these traders?! Do you mean that this is the first time they are realizing that all the Markets in Lagos are very filthy?! As much as I support this move by the government, I think the Government needs to also get up and live up to its responsibilities to these people as well..


EKO!! Una no dey slack sha!! Well done!