3ice9ce:


My dear Beremx. More than 5 markets have been shut down. In fact, Jankara market dominated by Yorubas was demolished. There were no cries of marginalization then.
So, this senseless cry no make sense.
Lagos listed offences. Why not rebutt the offences instead of crying foolishly?

yoruboid:

By Jubril A. Gawat

Ozommadu:


What have you contributed in lagos Olaniyi??


You abandoned your ekiti village to come and constitute nuisance in lagos and have the audacity to talk down on people doing legitimate business, paying tax and contributing to lagos state development.

You must be very very stewpid

benuejosh:
Them go soon start.

The enemies of progress that will want Lagos to be as dirty as their state will soon start shouting witch haunting. I love the way Lagos is cleaning up itself.

The current commissioner of environment and water resources is doing an excellent work. By the time this tenure is ended, Lagos will be beautiful, clean and noiseless. If you want the opposite of what lagos is doing then go back to your state. Lagos must be thoroughly clean.

Lagos the New York of Nigeria and its loading...

fkelly:
Power drunken authorities, at the end Nigerians suffers.

The people u are after might not really be affected as much as u anticipate it, they seem to have extra life, I have seen them start from zero multiple times and accomplished great things.

Endusers will bear the consequences.

Shikini:
I knew from beginning that Alaba and Trade Fair were their target. They started with small small markets, then Ladipo market, before hitting the big ones.

Nigerian politicians are so predictable. I even told a a friend that all those small markets Alausa were closing were smoke screens. The ultimate targets were Alaba and Trade Fair.
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Ozommadu:


What have you contributed in lagos Olaniyi??


You abandoned your ekiti village to come and constitute nuisance in lagos and have the audacity to talk down on people doing legitimate business, paying tax and contributing to lagos state development.

You must be very very stewpid

firearcher:
I hope the Lagos state government realizes that shutting down markets and commerce centers are not decision that should be taken lightly considering the impact on the citizens and the economy of the city and state.

Decisions like these should be driven by the need to solve identified issues as mutual partners, not driven by desire to flex power and authority.

Beremx:
Foolish government. If you want to shut down markets, always give an ultimatum instead of behaving tribalistic again another ethnic group.

Ndi ara

Shikini:
I knew from beginning that Alaba and Trade Fair were their target. They started with small small markets, then Ladipo market, before hitting the big ones.

Nigerian politicians are so predictable. I even told a a friend that all those small markets Alausa were closing were smoke screens. The ultimate targets were Alaba and Trade Fair.
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Atarakpa:
Neatness is next to godliness. So for this reason all this Lagos traders should respect their self. E remain arena oshodi. Itodo in freedom way off admiralty way, this two markets need to be shut down too.

benuejosh:
Them go soon start.

The enemies of progress that will want Lagos to be as dirty as their state will soon start shouting witch haunting. I love the way Lagos is cleaning up itself.

The current commissioner of environment and water resources is doing an excellent work. By the time this tenure is ended, Lagos will be beautiful, clean and noiseless. If you want the opposite of what lagos is doing then go back to your state. Lagos must be thoroughly clean.

Lagos the New York of Nigeria and its loading...

Beremx:
Foolish government. If you want to shut down markets, always give an ultimatum instead of behaving tribalistic again another ethnic group.

Ndi ara

NoToPile:
The truth is if you are into waste management in this Lagos you will know all these actions are justified.

All these markets have been engaged in dialougue over time yet no change.

My own is residents not paying for their own individual flats wastes should be next. Those pouring wastes when caught should be next.


We must all have sense by fire by force.

Force does it for Nigerians.
At least we are not in election season, let the right thing be done abeg.

Beremx:
Give ultimatums first before they take action. Ojo Alaba market remains one of the neatest market in Lagos. Tell your insensitive Lagos government to go close down Alaba Rago where northerners have turned that place to a filthy slum.

Shikini:
I knew from beginning that Alaba and Trade Fair were their target. They started with small small markets, then Ladipo market, before hitting the big ones.

Nigerian politicians are so predictable. I even told a a friend that all those small markets Alausa were closing were smoke screens. The ultimate targets were Alaba and Trade Fair.
.

LadyRosa:
What of balogun market?
That place is worst! Na shiiit just plenty that side.
And na yoru dey shitt there as them no get suck away.


Broad daylight you go see gutter with shiiit going straight to that lagoon

3ice9ce:


Can you show us any market where the government gives ultimatum before closing?
What they do is serve contravention notices for breach of environmental offences.
Get educated and stop typing trash
Lagos is hot Ohaneze that gives ultimatums.

ceejay80s:

They can't try it in arena...
Arena belongs to army, except una want Gaza war

yoruboid:
How can some people create laws and do this in no man’s land?

erico2k2:

In reality, it should be the lagos state govt that is responsible for clearing out the rubish or providing where rubbish should go to.The tax collectors should build toilet for the traders and visitors to the mkt.THings might go back to how it use to be when everyone goes to Onitsha to buy electronics etc

speedchariot:
Open a Sea port in Akwa Ibom or Calabar and see your Lagos crumble.

tollyboy5:

I think you're being emotional at this point. Alaba use to be dirty tho. I agree ultimatum should be giving.