erniok2: There's nothing wrong with her asking in case one pikin don dey learn bad thing. Oga for simply talk say na him dey do am in za oda room.
That licking of milk from children could be they are not having it enough. They may he doing that, not as an act of ‘stealing’ but hunger . If it’s high class family, the child doing that won’t even hide it. Then the parents can correct him and set boundaries with explanations
Not this one op is asking every morning who’s licking ‘her milk’. Of course, it’d be the husband
iLoveYouToo: Third-party isn't Comprehensive Insurance. Only a 'learner' buys a car worth 500m+ to drive on Nigerian roads without comprehensive insurance
Third party insurance from the Uber guy should fix the other guy’s car, if he (the Uber guy) is at fault.
YesDaddyTill203: So you are telling me that they have agberos in Enugu?
There are more Agberos in Enugu and other SE cities than anywhere in Nigeria, but na Lagos be their wahala.
NURTW is a National body. Don’t equate it to touts. Most people are benefitting from it and this Organization ensures transporters are properly managed. When ordinary citizens have problem with transport, they usually seek the chairman of that park etc. most times things are resolved. Without authorities, transportation business would have been in chaos. NURTW didn’t start today, and not under Olomo. It will still continue to exist. Maybe he’s more in the Social Media and with current Internet age
AMI3: Well, base on your submission u are right but if it was a general agreement or base on the fear of insecurity or the gate is opened people refuse to go to the market base on the fear of insecurity and the governor is forcing them against their will base on the fact that the state is loosing money it is wrong .
God forbid if anything happens to these people I hope he will take responsibility. I could have said let the government tackle insecurity first or listen to their demands and see how to solve this problem.
I get your point. I feel there are people willing to go trade on Mondays, however, if the market union insists on locking the market on a Monday, these set of people are denied their rights. Yes, government should ensure security for those traders (ideally, markets do have security officers). However, their fellow traders may be the ones to sell them out to the unknown gunmen, knowing that they will be making more profits than them sitting at home. In summary, let market be open on Mondays, and those who want to stay home should stay, while those willing to do business should be allowed to do so.
AMI3: If people decide not to go and sell in the market on a particular day, how is that the government business?
If government workers choose to go to work on Monday and the traders said no they are not going to the market or business owners said they are not going to their business places you have not right to force them to do so.
This is business. I think Soludo’s approach could be to ensure that the entire market is not locked.
If the market (gate or whatever) is opened, and some people do not want to open their individual shops, that won’t be a problem. However, in this situation, if the entire market is locked, even people who would want to open their shops will be denied this right, which is not proper. Traders understand if the market is open, some will open their stores, and then sell more (more profit) or even take other marketers’ customers. So, let the market open, and those who want to trade on Monday should be allowed to trade, without being bullied by other traders who may now choose to remain at home on Mondays
Do you think ‘All Traders’ are in support of the sit-at-home?
erniok2: Do after singing soludo show us the law, they compiled. This is really funny as I thought they wanted to engage on a stare down with soludo.
It’s difficult to fight a government in this situation. Imagine, they continue protesting and the market remains closed, they (the marketers) will lose. Their income depends on what they sell, unlike civil servants who are paid salaries monthly. Also, their customers may change to neighbouring markets in same state or neighbouring States.
Arizonaguy: Una no dey get sense I was actually expecting some dumbass to type this...why didn't you complete your mention with "Nigeria happened to her"
Wish I could meet you in person, then you’d learn how to respect your elders.
ajalawole: what is the work of Igbo traders association. Have they talk to the governor? The main market is owned by governor and am Sure the government know what I'd going on in the market. Has the graders Eve come together to ask for security post at the market if there is not even one there.
All markets in Nigeria do have security officers, even if they are vigilantes. A market like this, must have those security officials. With this closure announced by the governor, there will probably be additional security measures involving police offices
What is confusing here is why the protesters are not protesting in the market, but on the highway. This is just affecting ordinary Nigerians using that route.
Videos circulating online capture multiple protests across Anambra State after Governor Soludo ordered the closure of Onitsha Main Market for one week. Angry traders flooded the streets, singing solidarity songs and chanting the name of Nnamdi Kanu.
Criminals will want to use this as an opportunity to commit crimes.
A market is closed, you guys are blocking the highway!
The main point is which parent will risk taking his or her child to school on Monday?
Professor, your brain no reach that side.
What’s he’s doing is a brave move!
Let those Unknown gun men try anything. How many are they? Can they enforce it in the markets and in schools? Soon the masses will start exposing them, if they are not lynched.
Security officers, the people plus the government. The unknown gunmen can never win!
cr7lomo: She no steal reach those in Buharis government and those in Tinubus government....she be kindergarten compared to them
Unfortunately no one is even probing those ones. Forget Malami, many of those Ministers stole a lot during Buhari’s tenure. And some are still stealing during Asiwaju’s regime