Diddycsbsb:
I hate Yoruba people so much



Only 7% of them are good people


I detest them so much

No surprise, people jealous who's better than them...

It's jealousy not hatred..

Ovokoo:
On Christmas eve, I went to buy a cow and goat at one of the markets in Lagos and I was shocked when I was told that I have to pay before I can enter the market. Of course, it was cheap (just 50 naira) but isn't it strange that I have to pay to access a place that I'm going to spend my money.

Does any other market have this system?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbyrFlGzbq8

Madam next time don’t look like someone who want to buy things there just dey look like you’re looking for someone that’s all.

Nazgul:

Lol. The only thing that didn't make me complain is that the money is very little. So just close eye and give them.

The money is nothing at all. I think it was N100 or so. I was just startled as I have never experienced such. Not in other Lagos markets I have visited and not in my state of origin. I was thinking someone would at least explain to me why an angry sweaty looking man was staring down at me.

pocohantas:


It is all madness. I was shocked the day we were asked to pay for ground. I say ground how? Did I come here to buy land? I was lost for a minute o.

Very unfortunate. I was even shocked to know agberoism has now spilled over to places like Onitsha. I believe it all started in Lagos.
Now, I think it's a very good way of raising IGR, after all #50 naira is nothing. But it is not structured..the tax collector's are touts always high on weed, ever ready to fight and we all know such returns go into private pockets. Then again, these market people also pay the legal tax. It's just robbery we've all come to accept. NURTW is supposed to be a federal body, but we see their leaders live way beyond their means.

Zonefree:
What's the N50 for? Visa on arrival?

Jemex003:



Madam next time don’t look like someone who want to buy things there just dey look like you’re looking for someone that’s all.

There's a gate fee to enter Wuse market with your car though in Abuja. Don't know if people on foot pay.

pocohantas:

The money is nothing at all. I think it was N100 or so. I was just startled as I have never experienced such. Not in other Lagos markets I have visited and not in my state of origin. I was thinking someone would at least explain to me why an angry sweaty looking man was staring down at me.

Lol... maybe he thought you're a politician's babe, so you should have money to give to him.

Yea, it's not done in the east. Even in Okwor (one of the biggest market in Ebonyi State) they don't even charge people coming to buy goods.

I was surprised when I discovered that they do it at rice Mill in Abakaliki.

I just pray they don't start it in all major markets in Lagos, cos with the way agberos keep multiplying daily for this Lagos eh...even me, I'm beginning to get worried.

eazzzy1:
It’s for crowd control. Making sure the people coming in to market are people who should be in the market. That’s the only logical explanation I can think of.

As long as it isn’t a hidden charge, they let you know from the gate and you do have a choice to pay or turn back.

^^^
Ok.

The NPF will soon do random 'crowd control' on people going about their business. Let's hope nobody criticizes them then.

Zonefree:
What's the N50 for? Visa on arrival?

...it is renewed hope tax levy 🙄

That is the renewed hope you voted for 🙄

Renewed hope tax levy 🙄

kollog:
Most Lagosians, if not all, works for Tinubu.
Try n do further research in order to understand the point.

SeeWahala:
Na so, it's a part of the laid down legacies of emilokan concerning IGR development in his lagos

otipoju:
Jabagan legacy for lagos. Na IGR you dey see so.

Caramia2020:
It's also happening in Tomatoes market in Effurun Sapele road, I don't really the essence.

Are they also working for Tinubu in Effurun?

Waywardson6:
50 naira is not just 50 naira & it's not just cheap. It wasn't plucked from tree, but worked for. I know it's meant to generate revenue for the economy & government. But, Lagosians should protest against it. Today, they'll collect 50 naira, tomorrow it will be 100naira, then later 200 naira. Until e reach 1000 naira. We should stop allowing things like these slide. It's not fair.

^^^
Their supporters are on this thread so you can expect the usual nonsense from them. 50 Naira is still money. If its nothing then the agberos and their masters should go find their own 50 Naira by themselves. Multiply that 50 Naira by the thousands who flood into the market and we are no longer talking of 'small money'.

The money isn't properly remitted to the LASG coffers. Its an opaque, filthy system in which different ogas and market madams take their cut and the balance is spent on paraga and weed by the area boys who function as collectors. At the end of it who gains?

Relief Market, Upper Iweka...

Where una dey?

Waywardson6:
50 naira is not just 50 naira & it's not just cheap. It wasn't plucked from tree, but worked for. I know it's meant to generate revenue for the economy & government. But, Lagosians should protest against it. Today, they'll collect 50 naira, tomorrow it will be 100naira, then later 200 naira. Until e reach 1000 naira. We should stop allowing things like these slide. It's not fair.

People who havent travelled outside Lagos make it seem like it happens in Lagos alone.
I laugh.

Relief Market, Onitsha...
Na today?

pocohantas:
Some markets ask you to pay for ground.
For example you buy yam, potatoes or bunch of plantain, you would pay for the floor space it was displayed on.

Lagos is one crazy chaotic place.
I find it strange that some of its residents revel in this madness. They even brag with it. There is no bragging right here to me.

Yiimu ! but the last time you visited your village you went with both pentecostal and olumba olumba anointing oil
no be say you dey hide inside house, onyianla

Ovokoo:
On Christmas eve, I went to buy a cow and goat at one of the markets in Lagos and I was shocked when I was told that I have to pay before I can enter the market. Of course, it was cheap (just 50 naira) but isn't it strange that I have to pay to access a place that I'm going to spend my money.

Does any other market have this system?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbyrFlGzbq8

it's very normal if you went with your car. Agbero must collect.
Learn to park outside the market if 50 naira is too much for you.

Anything you want to repair at Alaba intl market you must pay 500# or else no passage for you.

This is a norm from your brothers at Alaba.

Nazgul:

Lol... maybe he thought you're a politician's babe, so you should have money to give to him.

Yea, it's not done in the east. Even in Okwor (one of the biggest market in Ebonyi State) they don't even charge people coming to buy goods.

I was surprised when I discovered that they do it at rice Mill in Abakaliki.

I just pray they don't start it in all major markets in Lagos, cos with the agberos keep multiplying daily for this Lagos eh...even me, I'm beginning to get worried.

I have been to the biggest markets in my state and not once did I witness anything like this. Maybe it is in other states, but definitely not mine. Why should I buy yam and pay for the ground the yam was displayed on? It was too shocking. They are not in Balogun or I didn't encounter them. You see this kind of thing in mostly foodstuff markets as they know people [women] just want to buy and leave.

It is a means of settling some local government heads and small kings if you ask me.

"Take this market, generate your income". Similar to the madness going on at Lagos beaches.

I was at a market and someone was collecting N200. I asked what it was for and the woman said the Iyaloja has been sick and out of service. So the traders contribute N200 for her every Wednesday. Omo!!!!

Ovokoo:
On Christmas eve, I went to buy a cow and goat at one of the markets in Lagos and I was shocked when I was told that I have to pay before I can enter the market. Of course, it was cheap (just 50 naira) but isn't it strange that I have to pay to access a place that I'm going to spend my money.

Does any other market have this system?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbyrFlGzbq8

How much you come buy the live goat na?

Omoluabi16:

Very unfortunate. I was even shocked to know agberoism has now spilled over to places like Onitsha. I believe it all started in Lagos.
Now, I think it's a very good way of raising IGR, after all #50 naira is nothing. But it is not structured..the tax collector's are touts always high on weed, ever ready to fight and we all know such returns go into private pockets. Then again, these market people also pay the legal tax. It's just robbery we've all come to accept. NURTW is supposed to be a federal body, but we see their leaders live way beyond their means.

Agberoism has always been in the SE. But based on observation, they are not as brazen as the ones in Lagos. The ones in Lagos are institutionalized under bodies like NURTW. So you see them addressing us on serious national issues.

Which one is lie?
Next time I’m going to buy crate tomatoes, I will go with a friend , who will snap them collecting money from me

Lomprico2:


Where for oilmill? See lie o!

maybe you always buy small quantity.

Ovokoo:
On Christmas eve, I went to buy a cow and goat at one of the markets in Lagos and I was shocked when I was told that I have to pay before I can enter the market. Of course, it was cheap (just 50 naira) but isn't it strange that I have to pay to access a place that I'm going to spend my money.

Does any other market have this system?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbyrFlGzbq8

Toll is the beginning of your money spending.

eazzzy1:
It’s for crowd control. Making sure the people coming in to market are people who should be in the market. That’s the only logical explanation I can think of.

As long as it isn’t a hidden charge, they let you know from the gate and you do have a choice to pay or turn back.

Good reasoning, not everybody reasons like this. A whole lot of fools in the world now, going by what I've been reading so far.

I was there to buy meat as well "ABBATTOIR"@ AGEGE...I paid ₦50 b4 i can gain entrance into the market

Ovokoo:
On Christmas eve, I went to buy a cow and goat at one of the markets in Lagos and I was shocked when I was told that I have to pay before I can enter the market. Of course, it was cheap (just 50 naira) but is

Bukfab post=128255859:
I was there to buy meat as well "ABBATTOIR"@ AGEGE...I paid ₦50 b4 i can gain entrance into the market

n't it strange that I have to pay to access a place that I'm going to spend my money.

Does any other market have this system?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbyrFlGzbq8

Na how lazy dem be. Even for beach you go see those Alaye. Blow dem heads off next time. Tueh.

Extortion wereys.

FireUpNow:
Blame Iyaloja General of Lagos, the daughter of Tinubu and the Lagos State govt because they tax these traders in all the markets in Lagos State heavily on daily, weekly or monthly basis.

Shutup somebody just posted in Sapele and portharcourt now tht it's there too on some kind of market and u are here saying nonsense

Lagos na rogue society

pocohantas:

. So you see them addressing us on serious national issues.

You no go kill person. 😂😂 so you mean say Agbero self don dey hold world press conference.

Nazgul:

Lol... maybe he thought you're a politician's babe, so you should have money to give to him.

Yea, it's not done in the east. Even in Okwor (one of the biggest market in Ebonyi State) they don't even charge people coming to buy goods.

I was surprised when I discovered that they do it at rice Mill in Abakaliki.

I just pray they don't start it in all major markets in Lagos, cos with the way agberos keep multiplying daily for this Lagos eh...even me, I'm beginning to get worried.

The foot soldiers keep getting promoted as b/stop "Chairmen" so more levies to be taxed and the citizens bear the burnt as these costs are added to the costs of goods purchased.

It is a crazy cycle.