chyemma:

Our Dear Yaba Market have just been demolished yesterday 3rd April 2009.

The worst part is that there is no alternative place for all these people I mean another place for them to stay, dont forget that some two or three years back, the famous Tejuoho market was burnt down by God knows who, and most of these folks at the yaba market are those whose shop was among those that burnt down.

We all know that following Gov. Fasholas quest to make Lagos state a mega city that one day yaba market will be demolished as well, but couldnt it wait till the Tejuosho market which is still under construction is completed?
Also a lot of other people from other demolished market have now relocated to the so called yaba market, now it is gone, where are all these peolpe going to?

I wish I could get the pictures to post here but I couldnt take any shot because of the diappointment or do I say depression on the faces of all the guys and women I saw, so I also felt for them, I couldnt just take any shot at all, but if any one has any pls post for people to see.

I[b] believe some people will be sent back to the village; Olorun Ma je[/b]

chyemma:

Our Dear Yaba Market have just been demolished yesterday 3rd April 2009.

The worst part is that there is no alternative place for all these people I mean another place for them to stay, dont forget that some two or three years back, the famous Tejuoho market was burnt down by God knows who, and most of these folks at the yaba market are those whose shop was among those that burnt down.

We all know that following Gov. Fasholas quest to make Lagos state a mega city that one day yaba market will be demolished as well, but couldnt it wait till the Tejuosho market which is still under construction is completed?
Also a lot of other people from other demolished market have now relocated to the so called yaba market, now it is gone, where are all these peolpe going to?

They should try other options e.g Relocating back to their various state where they would find numerous opportunity to make it better and even spend less in the process. (Lagos is too expensive for a common man to live in)

I wish I could get the pictures to post here but I couldnt take any shot because of the diappointment or do I say depression on the faces of all the guys and women I saw, so I also felt for them, I couldnt just take any shot at all, but if any one has any pls post for people to see.

I believe some people will be sent back to the village; Olorun Ma je

congoshine:

Why Olorun Maje?

Must we all be in Lagos? who will do the farming? Its a really smart move by Fashola. People should begin to look inwards ,

PurestBoy:

Fashola is da best thing that could ever happen to 9ja, Go on demolishing markets, infact we don't want any market in Lag.

chyemma:

Our Dear Yaba Market have just been demolished yesterday 3rd April 2009.

dont forget that some two or three years back, the famous Tejuoho market was burnt down by God knows who, and most of these folks at the yaba market are those whose shop was among those that burnt down.

honeric01:

They should try other options e.g Relocating back to their various state where they would find numerous opportunities to make it better and even spend less in the process. (Lagos is too expensive for a common man to live in).

Lagos can't be like this forever

alex406:

Your type cant be a Governor else you will not accommodate people in your state.

alex406:

Your type cant be a Governor else you will not accommodate people in your state.

chyemma:


What are you doing in lagos? why dont you go to the village and do the farming yourself?
some people could be so negative about  other people's welfare.

MrCrackles:

Good move
However i hope they find an alternative trading place for those affected!

namun:

must everyone be in lagos. apart from that lagos is overpopulated. everyone apart from genuine lagosians have their various villages. please go and develop your states
simple advice