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Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by viviangist6: 1:45pm On Jan 08, 2016
Igbo Traders in the demolished Owonifari market, Oshodi yesterday demanded for 20 billion naira from the Lagos State government for properties and goods lost to the demolition.

The traders under the Igbo Traders Congress while protesting the demolition at the market denied allegations that Biafra agitators were holding meetings inside the market.

Speaking on behalf of the traders, Chibuzor Onugha said the demolition was targeted at Igbo traders in the state.

“We are being punished because PDP won in this area, they alleged that the we are holding Biafra meeting its all false, they just want to punish the Igbo’s for political reasons,” Onugha said.

The traders said the state government breached the court Injunction against demolition, saying its heading to court to seek compensation against the 20 billion goods lost to the demolition.

He said the markets accommodated about 5000 traders while the government only provided slots for 600 traders at the new Isopakodowo market.

However the Lagos State Government defended the relocation of traders plying their trade in Owonifari market to the newly built ultra-modern Isopakodowo market in Bolade-Oshodi, saying the action was taken in the overall interest of public good, safety and security.

Speaking during a joint press briefing addressed by the State’s Ministries of Information and Strategy, The Environment, Physical Planning and Urban Development, Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, and the Office of Civic Engagement, the government said it constructed an alternative market stall for the traders which can conveniently accommodate over 600 shops and hundreds of kee clamps, and agreed to subsidize payment by giving shops at the new market at a monthly give away price of N5, 000.

Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde said the traders were adequately notified before the exercise took place as required by law, and that government engaged with the leadership of the market severally before carrying out the demolition exercise on Owonifari Market.

While clarifying issues on the demolition which took place on January 5, 2016, Ayorinde said it was important for people to note that the issue of the market had been on for nothing less than ten years, adding that government had been engaging the leadership of the market to make them realize that it could no longer continue in the manner in which the market was being used.

He said unfortunately, the leadership of the market, in the last three years, refused to move despite the fact that the new market has over 600 shops apart from the kee clamps which takes the number of people that the market could conveniently accommodate to over a thousand all together.

Report From: http://www.viviangist.com/oshodi-demolition-igbo-traders-demand-n20bn-compensation

Translated In Hausa By Vivian gist Hausa

Igbo Yan kasuwa a rushe Owonifari kasuwa, Oshodi jiya bukaci for 20 Naira biliyan daga Jihar Legas Gwamnatin ga dũkiyarsu da kuma kaya rasa ga rushe.

Da yan kasuwa a karkashin Igbo Yan kasuwa Congress yayin da zanga-zangar da rushe a kasuwa ƙaryata zargin cewa Biyafara tsẽgumi aka rike da tarurruka a cikin kasuwa.

Da yake magana a madadin yan kasuwa, Chibuzor Onugha ce da rushe aka niyya a Igbo yan kasuwa a jihar.

"Muna da ake azabtar saboda PDP ta lashe a cikin wannan yanki, sun yi zargin cewa muna rike da Biyafara ganawa da duk ƙarya, suka so in azabtar da Igbo ta siyasa dalilai," Onugha ce.

A yan kasuwa ce gwamnatin jihar rushe kotun umarnin da rushe, ya ce da ashin kotu don neman diyya a kan biliyan 20 kaya rasa ga rushe.

Ya ce da kasuwanni amintattun game 5000 yan kasuwa yayin da gwamnatin kawai azurta ramummuka a gare 600 yan kasuwa a sabon Isopakodowo kasuwa.

Sai dai kuma da Lagos gwamnatin jihar kare da sabon muhallinsa na yan kasuwa haskaka su cinikayya a Owonifari kasuwa da sabon gina matsananci-zamani Isopakodowo kasuwa a Bolade-Oshodi, ya ce aikin da aka dauka a cikin overall sha'awa na jama'a kyau, aminci da tsaro.

Da yake magana a yayin da ake hadin gwiwa taron manema labarai jawabi da jihar ta ayyukan coci na Bayani da Dabaru, The muhalli, jiki Planning da Urban Development, karamar hukumar da kuma Chieftaincy Harkokin, da kuma ofishin Civic Ƙasashen, gwamnati ce ta gina madadin kasuwa wurin turken shanu ga yan kasuwa wanda za a dace saukar a kan 600 shaguna da kuma daruruwan kee clamps, da kuma amince da su ba da taimakon kuɗi biyan ta wajen shaguna a cikin sabon kasuwa a wani kowane wata ba bãya farashin N5, 000.

Kwamishinan bayanai ta da Dabaru, Mr. Steve Ayorinde ce da yan kasuwa aka mayalwaci sanar gaban motsa jiki ya faru kamar yadda doka ta buƙata, kuma da gwamnatin shiga tare da jagorancin kasuwa severally kafin dauke da fitar da rushe motsa jiki a Owonifari Market.

Duk da yake bayyanãwa al'amurran da suka shafi a kan rushe abin da ya faru a kan Janairu 5, 2016, Ayorinde ce shi da muhimmanci ga mutanen da a lura da cewa batun kasuwa ya kasance a kan for kome ba kasa da shekaru goma, inda ya ce, gwamnatin da aka nishadantarwa jagorancin da kasuwa Mu sanya su gane cewa shi zai iya ci gaba ba a cikin hanya a cikin abin da kasuwa da aka ake amfani.

Ya ce rashin alheri, jagorancin kasuwa, a karshe shekaru uku, ya ki motsa duk da cewa sabon kasuwa yana kan 600 shaguna baya daga kee clamps wanda ya riƙi yawan mutanen da cewa kasuwa na iya dace saukar zuwa kan dubu gabã ɗaya.

http://www.viviangist.com/oshodi-demolition-igbo-traders-demand-n20bn-compensation

Cc; lalasticlala
Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by viviangist6: 1:46pm On Jan 08, 2016
grin grin cry cry
Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by donTbone(m): 1:47pm On Jan 08, 2016
grin grin grin
For their Freaking mind... Let them wait for kanu
to give them the BiafranCountry na... cheesy



in between* i dislike OP fighting for FTC
Its childish TO ME angry

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by hadizadeezy(f): 1:47pm On Jan 08, 2016
Nigerians can ask for the impossible eh!

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by MzPecs(f): 1:48pm On Jan 08, 2016
Will such demand be possible at all? angry

This is serious! sad
Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by yungchief(m): 1:49pm On Jan 08, 2016
lipsrsealed
Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by excellencyabia1: 1:53pm On Jan 08, 2016
Translating to hausa i wounder!
Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by sammyj: 1:55pm On Jan 08, 2016
Based on what? After the government gave you 2 weeks notice to move out !!! angry shocked cool

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by Musiwa419: 1:57pm On Jan 08, 2016
This ish is so ridiculously funny. Compensation for what ? The LASG gave you about three years repeated notification before the actual demolishing of the said market eventually took place; coupled with the fact that LASG has also given you an alternative market with a subsidized rental fee.

Compensation ko, m@sturbation ni. When you get back to biafra, they can build shanty market stalls in residential areas and on highways, but it cannot be so in Lagos. Lagos is a cosmopolitan city with an adequate and proper master plan for Urban renewal and Town planning

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by superstar1(m): 1:59pm On Jan 08, 2016
Awon were.

Don't they know the road to Ariara?

If they cannot even read or write, can't the elders among them use wisdom to advise them accordingly.

No wonder it was very easy for one Lunatic Bleaching Yellow Pawpaw to brainwash them with lies and they were crediting his personal account and the other one sold cardboard to them as Biafra passport.

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by viviangist6: 1:59pm On Jan 08, 2016
excellencyabia1:
Translating to hausa i wounder!

Hope u like it , soon , Igbo and yoruba .. Vivian Gist
Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by Eshinwaju: 2:04pm On Jan 08, 2016
Enter ekene Dili chukwu and leave us alone...vagabonds always playing victim... angry

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by Eshinwaju: 2:08pm On Jan 08, 2016
viviangist6:


Hope u like it , soon , Igbo and yoruba .. Vivian Gist

This is a great idea...with this innovative idea...I am more respectful and certain that you will be successful... angry

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by DaBullIT(m): 2:12pm On Jan 08, 2016
Ambode, Abegi give them the Billion o make i siddon watch as them go dey murd their self grin grin










I change my mind Ambode no give them shingbain, shishi make dem go home land dey protest alternatively Oba of Lagos prescription is good grin

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by LMFashions: 2:47pm On Jan 08, 2016
sammyj:
Based on what? After the government gave you 2 weeks notice to move out !!! angry shocked cool

Can you see your warped, evil and deluded mind? So 2 weeks notice is what is needed for over 5000 traders to move out.

Just see your life.

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by leke12(m): 2:51pm On Jan 08, 2016
Awon ole! Lagos resemble una papa village wey u dey collect compensation

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by Nobody: 2:53pm On Jan 08, 2016
Naa only igbo people waka come.

Everything in the country now is ALL ABOUT MY PEOPLE FROM THE EAST.

YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by YoruBanger: 2:53pm On Jan 08, 2016
Smh.

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by sammyj: 3:00pm On Jan 08, 2016
ok ooooo....... angry cheesy grin shocked grin grin grin grin grin grin cool
LMFashions:


Can you see your warped, evil and deluded mind? So 2 weeks notice is what is needed for over 5000 traders to move out.

Just see your life.
Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by OJUcrook: 3:03pm On Jan 08, 2016
hadizadeezy:
BIAFRANS can ask for the impossible eh!
FIXED

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by princdebola201(m): 3:10pm On Jan 08, 2016
20 billions ko twenty naira Nii..gringrin

Shebi Lagos na no man's Land..una suppose call the ipod thugs to attack lagos state govt Na.


Una never see anything..


By d time ambode is done with you guys , all of una go pack go erosion Land in the Red mud regioncheesycheesy


At least crime rate go reduce for south west

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by Kyase(m): 3:12pm On Jan 08, 2016
viviangist6:
grin grin cry cry
Why na
Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by Amberon: 3:19pm On Jan 08, 2016
lmao
Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by Sall(m): 3:27pm On Jan 08, 2016
Igbos are synonymous with compensations and ultimatums .today is 20billion tomorrow it will be 100 billion from who knowns where. Cheers .....

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by Ephemmm: 3:41pm On Jan 08, 2016
viviangist6:
Igbo Traders in the demolished Owonifari market, Oshodi yesterday demanded for 20 billion naira from the Lagos State government for properties and goods lost to the demolition.

The traders under the Igbo Traders Congress while protesting the demolition at the market denied allegations that Biafra agitators were holding meetings inside the market.

Speaking on behalf of the traders, Chibuzor Onugha said the demolition was targeted at Igbo traders in the state.

“We are being punished because PDP won in this area, they alleged that the we are holding Biafra meeting its all false, they just want to punish the Igbo’s for political reasons,” Onugha said.

The traders said the state government breached the court Injunction against demolition, saying its heading to court to seek compensation against the 20 billion goods lost to the demolition.

He said the markets accommodated about 5000 traders while the government only provided slots for 600 traders at the new Isopakodowo market.

However the Lagos State Government defended the relocation of traders plying their trade in Owonifari market to the newly built ultra-modern Isopakodowo market in Bolade-Oshodi, saying the action was taken in the overall interest of public good, safety and security.

Speaking during a joint press briefing addressed by the State’s Ministries of Information and Strategy, The Environment, Physical Planning and Urban Development, Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, and the Office of Civic Engagement, the government said it constructed an alternative market stall for the traders which can conveniently accommodate over 600 shops and hundreds of kee clamps, and agreed to subsidize payment by giving shops at the new market at a monthly give away price of N5, 000.

Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde said the traders were adequately notified before the exercise took place as required by law, and that government engaged with the leadership of the market severally before carrying out the demolition exercise on Owonifari Market.

While clarifying issues on the demolition which took place on January 5, 2016, Ayorinde said it was important for people to note that the issue of the market had been on for nothing less than ten years, adding that government had been engaging the leadership of the market to make them realize that it could no longer continue in the manner in which the market was being used.

He said unfortunately, the leadership of the market, in the last three years, refused to move despite the fact that the new market has over 600 shops apart from the kee clamps which takes the number of people that the market could conveniently accommodate to over a thousand all together.

Report From: http://www.viviangist.com/oshodi-demolition-igbo-traders-demand-n20bn-compensation

Translated In Hausa By Vivian gist Hausa



http://www.viviangist.com/oshodi-demolition-igbo-traders-demand-n20bn-compensation

Cc; lalasticlala

Victim card in progress as usual.... Even if the market is solely occupied by Igbos, which can not possible, is this not an aid to moving to Biafraraud jurisdictions? As I always say - 'it would be very easy for horse to pass through the needle's eye than for some Yeebos to leave Lagos'

Yeye dey smell tongue tongue tongue tongue

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by teufelein(f): 3:44pm On Jan 08, 2016
the best to do is for the courageous among the traders to set lagos in fire.
ask us how you can do it. it's very simple and easy thing to do. you need maximum 10 brave men.
you start with ikeja and move rapidly to GRA in lagos...lagos does not have the capacity to fight many fires
at a time....lets lagos burn! [size=15pt]Do not be afraid, man dies only but once..![/size]

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by nedu666: 3:46pm On Jan 08, 2016
Eshinwaju:
Enter ekene Dili chukwu and leave us alone...vagabonds always playing victim... angry
who is this compound fool

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by nedu666: 3:48pm On Jan 08, 2016
princdebola201:
20 billions ko twenty naira Nii..gringrin

Shebi Lagos na no man's Land..una suppose call the ipod thugs to attack lagos state govt Na.


Una never see anything..


By d time ambode is done with you guys , all of una go pack go erosion Land in the Red mud regioncheesycheesy


At least crime rate go reduce for south west
go back to the thread u opened on linda ikeji and continue hating there. grown up man hating on a woman for buying a house. losers

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by dridowu: 3:48pm On Jan 08, 2016
#20bn ? they should pls increase it to $20bn

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by Eshinwaju: 3:50pm On Jan 08, 2016
nedu666:
who is this compound fool

Thunder fire your akpu infested head... grin...ewu compensation.... grin

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by nedu666: 3:51pm On Jan 08, 2016
superstar1:
Awon were.

Don't they know the road to Ariara?

If they cannot even read or write, can't the elders among them use wisdom to advise them accordingly.

No wonder it was very easy for one Lunatic Bleaching Yellow Pawpaw to brainwash them with lies and they were crediting his personal account and the other one sold cardboard to them as Biafra passport.
i told you to look for a job and improve ur life. everyday morning to night u are on nairaland carrying ibo matter on ur head. soon u will clock 40 yet no acheivement. the world has no sympathy for losers and haters

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Re: Oshodi Demolition: Igbo Traders Demand N20bn Compensation by nedu666: 3:53pm On Jan 08, 2016
Eshinwaju:


Thunder fire your akpu infested head... grin...ewu compensation.... grin
u are still a fool. now craw back into ur face me i face u. losers

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