₦airaland Forum

muykem:
But today is Monday na. IPOB/ESN over to you, these people don't hear word.

Thundafireseun:
Everything is not brute force

Customers won’t even come out to buy anything on Mondays ….

Police protection is not enough to protect both the customers and the sellers… that is the bitter truth

Jerryblaq:
Something tells me they will only observe it for like a month then go back to their default mode.

Monday is for Nnamdi kanu
Nobody can change that until he is released from custody

Kingsley34:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBBF2zezF9Q

On February 2, 2026, Onitsha Main Market — one of Nigeria's biggest commercial hubs — officially reopened its gates after a one-week temporary shutdown ordered by Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo.

The closure came as punishment for traders' continued observance of Monday "sit-at-home" orders (linked to regional security and IPOB issues), costing the state billions in lost revenue weekly. Governor Soludo had warned of stricter measures if markets stayed shut on Mondays, but today marks a return to normalcy — with security assurances from the state.

In this exclusive morning footage:
Traders and shoppers gradually returning to shops and stalls

Busy walkways with people carrying goods and opening up for business

Signs of life in the usually packed market sections
Some areas still quieter than usual, showing hesitation from fear or uncertainty
Is this a big win for Soludo against sit-at-home enforcers, or just partial compliance?

Etosha:
Protect them from fulani headsmen? Stupid people.

Nchoje34:
I think these guys chose not to open their shop on Monday out of reverence for Nnamdi kanu

I just hope they are safe