Women between the ages of 65 to 82 years trading at the Odu Igbo Ogbo Azu Market under Ogbaru Main Market Onitsha on Wednesday, took to the streets of Okpoko in protest against the alleged forceful takeover of shops allocated to them 23 years ago.

Displaying placards with inscriptions as “Ogbaru Main Market Chairman stop building on our shops on Sundays” We were legally allocated our shops in 1996 by Ogbaru Local Government” “We have stayed in our shops for 23 years without disturbance from any government and market leader.” the women called on Governor Willie Obiano to intervene in the matter.

The women-led by Mrs. Elizabeth Ezue, 82 years, Josephine Dimaka, 80, Underline Onwuuezue, 75 years and Mrs. Veronica Nwauba, 68 years representing other 25 women, took their protest to Okpoko Police Station to demand the release of their children who were arrested by the Police for disrupting the construction on their open shops.

Spokespersons for the women 82 years Mrs. Ezue, and other women displayed their alloc.....
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Reminds me of Things Fall Apart. When Ikemefuna was attached, he ran to his supposed father, Okonkwo who in trying to prove that he was never a coward or a weakling, incidentally killed the young lad. Let the game continue.