seborrhic:
That police officer smashing that goods table with glee,I just wonder what goes into the minds of people like that.
Even if whatever the person is doing is illegal,must you show joy in inflicting pain on another human being?
How many people can rent shops.
Even in the US,there are street traders,so it's not like with all the laws and good life over there,people still don't do street trading to survive

seborrhic:
That police officer smashing that goods table with glee,I just wonder what goes into the minds of people like that.
Even if whatever the person is doing is illegal,must you show joy in inflicting pain on another human being?
How many people can rent shops.
Even in the US,there are street traders,so it's not like with all the laws and good life over there,people still don't do street trading to survive

EggSauce:
We are always Quick to take pictures and brag now Organized Abroad is but we never talk about how disorganized and lawless we’re over here… why sale Goods in that kind of environment apart from it being inappropriate they just disorganized that beautiful neighborhood… They’re hundreds of Appropriate spot you can table your Goods … Who knows maybe is even the Neighborhood People that went to report them which is Right.

seborrhic:
That police officer smashing that goods table with glee,I just wonder what goes into the minds of people like that.
Even if whatever the person is doing is illegal,must you show joy in inflicting pain on another human being?
How many people can rent shops.
Even in the US,there are street traders,so it's not like with all the laws and good life over there,people still don't do street trading to survive

MrPOTUS:




Discipline must be enforced, Nigerians no dey hear word.

I'm sure they must have been warned several times.

If dis country must progress, we ought to be discipline.

Lagusta:


Yes there are street markets in the USA, but remember they have strict local and state laws.

In the USA, they don't destroy wares, they arrest and prosecute, and once one has a criminal record over there,
many sanctions follow...

Destroying wares here is barbaric but it's better than facing litigation

DesChyko:
I'm thinking aloud.

What if patrolmen are put there over a stretch of time as a deterrent to anyone who tries to set up shop, instead of stealing their food?

The photos look like thieves carting away loot to be honest.

DesChyko:
I'm thinking aloud.

What if patrolmen are put there over a stretch of time as a deterrent to anyone who tries to set up shop, instead of stealing their food?

The photos look like thieves carting away loot to be honest.

Triton1996:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfyUDPbevJ4

Officers of the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) have taken deliberate efforts to eradicate illegal markets in Lagos.

On the order of the commissioner for environment, Tokunbo Wahab, the officers were seen packing food items like yams and pepper owned by Traders running illegal markets at CMD/Magodo axis.

In a video shared the commissioner’s twitter account, they were seen packing all these items into their vehicles in order to restore normalcy in the area.

It would be recalled that two days ago, the commissioner announced that LAWMA has sealed Oyingbo and Alayabiagba markets in Lagos following series of unheeded warnings.

He also mentioned that other Other markets that risk imminent shut-down for improper waste disposal and sundry environmental infractions include: Tejuosho Model Market Phase 1, Ladipo Market in Mushin, Anjorin Market, Irewolede Plank Market, Idi-Araba Obele Market, Oni Baba Market,Oba Morufu International Market, formerly known as Ejigbo Market, Ijora 7UP Market, Okeafa Plank Market, Ifelodun Fruit Market, Amukoko, among others.

SOURCE: @tokunbo_wahab

Triton1996:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfyUDPbevJ4

Officers of the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) have taken deliberate efforts to eradicate illegal markets in Lagos.

On the order of the commissioner for environment, Tokunbo Wahab, the officers were seen packing food items like yams and pepper owned by Traders running illegal markets at CMD/Magodo axis.

In a video shared the commissioner’s twitter account, they were seen packing all these items into their vehicles in order to restore normalcy in the area.

It would be recalled that two days ago, the commissioner announced that LAWMA has sealed Oyingbo and Alayabiagba markets in Lagos following series of unheeded warnings.

He also mentioned that other Other markets that risk imminent shut-down for improper waste disposal and sundry environmental infractions include: Tejuosho Model Market Phase 1, Ladipo Market in Mushin, Anjorin Market, Irewolede Plank Market, Idi-Araba Obele Market, Oni Baba Market,Oba Morufu International Market, formerly known as Ejigbo Market, Ijora 7UP Market, Okeafa Plank Market, Ifelodun Fruit Market, Amukoko, among others.

SOURCE: @tokunbo_wahab

seborrhic:
That police officer smashing that goods table with glee,I just wonder what goes into the minds of people like that.
Even if whatever the person is doing is illegal,must you show joy in inflicting pain on another human being?
How many people can rent shops.
Even in the US,there are street traders,so it's not like with all the laws and good life over there,people still don't do street trading to survive

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Triton1996:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfyUDPbevJ4

Officers of the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) have taken deliberate efforts to eradicate illegal markets in Lagos.

On the order of the commissioner for environment, Tokunbo Wahab, the officers were seen packing food items like yams and pepper owned by Traders running illegal markets at CMD/Magodo axis.

In a video shared the commissioner’s twitter account, they were seen packing all these items into their vehicles in order to restore normalcy in the area.

It would be recalled that two days ago, the commissioner announced that LAWMA has sealed Oyingbo and Alayabiagba markets in Lagos following series of unheeded warnings.

He also mentioned that other Other markets that risk imminent shut-down for improper waste disposal and sundry environmental infractions include: Tejuosho Model Market Phase 1, Ladipo Market in Mushin, Anjorin Market, Irewolede Plank Market, Idi-Araba Obele Market, Oni Baba Market,Oba Morufu International Market, formerly known as Ejigbo Market, Ijora 7UP Market, Okeafa Plank Market, Ifelodun Fruit Market, Amukoko, among others.

SOURCE: @tokunbo_wahab

AdemolaA2:
Well , I feel sorry for the traders who have lost their goods to the Kai officers but truth be told .. these illegal markets cause serious gridlocks within the suburbs of Lagos state roads .

seborrhic:
That police officer smashing that goods table with glee,I just wonder what goes into the minds of people like that.
Even if whatever the person is doing is illegal,must you show joy in inflicting pain on another human being?
How many people can rent shops.
Even in the US,there are street traders,so it's not like with all the laws and good life over there,people still don't do street trading to survive

seborrhic:
That police officer smashing that goods table with glee,I just wonder what goes into the minds of people like that.
Even if whatever the person is doing is illegal,must you show joy in inflicting pain on another human being?
How many people can rent shops.
Even in the US,there are street traders,so it's not like with all the laws and good life over there,people still don't do street trading to survive

ajepako:
You will see those KAI officials sharing those goods in the evening in their offices or store rooms later

Extremely heartless and hungry APC political touts in uniform!

On the other hand , traders can overdo too

I understand the need to sell and earn money because I am a daughter of stall owner in Idunmota when I was little, but market folks should be cautious where they sell and trade, especially on main roads often hindering free flow of traffic, insulting pedestrains and motorists who dare to walk or drive where they put their market with no recourse for existing enviromental and safety laws..

Bariga, Idunmota, Dosunmu, Balogun, Oyingbo, Yaba, Bajulaye, markets are getting worse these days because market women have taken over the main roads in these areas. Bariga market especially has taken over a large portion of the road that is even presently under construction, from Jagunmolu to Finbarrs College road to UNILAG

I believe both parties, KAI and market people should exercise restrain

Haba!

Triton1996:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfyUDPbevJ4

Officers of the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) have taken deliberate efforts to eradicate illegal markets in Lagos.

On the order of the commissioner for environment, Tokunbo Wahab, the officers were seen packing food items like yams and pepper owned by Traders running illegal markets at CMD/Magodo axis.

In a video shared the commissioner’s twitter account, they were seen packing all these items into their vehicles in order to restore normalcy in the area.

It would be recalled that two days ago, the commissioner announced that LAWMA has sealed Oyingbo and Alayabiagba markets in Lagos following series of unheeded warnings.

He also mentioned that other Other markets that risk imminent shut-down for improper waste disposal and sundry environmental infractions include: Tejuosho Model Market Phase 1, Ladipo Market in Mushin, Anjorin Market, Irewolede Plank Market, Idi-Araba Obele Market, Oni Baba Market,Oba Morufu International Market, formerly known as Ejigbo Market, Ijora 7UP Market, Okeafa Plank Market, Ifelodun Fruit Market, Amukoko, among others.

SOURCE: @tokunbo_wahab

erniok:

No be person dey give them space to sell their market. If you want to kill street trading, go after those that allot spaces but they won't do that because they are their foot soldiers.

ajepako:


Bros, you are right

Even the KAI brigade guys are running the show

They get their shares from landowners, CDA members who allocate illegal spaces to market people

As a matter of fact, that is how some Lagosians earn their daily money, collecting daily levies from those sellers and sharing with KAI for protection and prior notification when they are coming to raid.