Nightwolf1:
Traders @ the popular railway market had their temporary business space (batcher and unauthorised block built shops) destroyed.


This is not the first time that area has come under demolition. Besides, they were warned to vacate that area before action was eventually taken.

This has nothing to do with the Igbos. Nobody is allowed to build a shop by the railway.

If what you said is true why would the interviewees say they werent given a notice?

kereman1:


I'll only take u seriously when u guys fight a war, only bayelsa will annihilate u guys.

Lol we chased your Biafran soldiers back at ọrẹ like fools. Abeg I no wan laugh. No be Yoruba follow destroy you for the war? Dey play oo

Maazieze:


If what you said is true why would the interviewees say they werent given a notice?

No SANE govt would want to destroy traders wares in a Gestapo like manner without pre-notification.

One thing about these traders is, to an extent they are obstinate. They don't heed to warning and most times, some market leaders don't even tell their comrades the truth about gov't stance regarding their business environment.

This is why these traders end up having their wares destroyed in the process of demolishing unauthorised buildings by govt agency.

They were warned to vacate that area before action was taken.

Gbagura:
Lol we chased your Biafran soldiers back at ọrẹ like fools. Abeg I no wan laugh. No be Yoruba follow destroy you for the war? Dey play oo

Atleast dey fought,
See cowards wey fear no gree them voice for oduduwa Nation, cos if una try am, na within 3hrs dem go take quench ur voice.

kereman1:

Atleast dey fought,
See cowards wey fear no gree them voice for oduduwa Nation, cos if una try am, na within 3hrs dem go take quench ur voice.

You no get yarn jàre. You're looking for engagement. Your people fought and lost over 3m people. That's a disgrace to your tribe. 3M? Cover your face in shame.