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Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by Naijboyzz(op): 12:08am On Jul 07, 2015
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Read the press statement from the Force Headquarters below...

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Solomon E. Arase NPM, fdc has mandated State Command Commissioners of Police to strengthen security at all Mosques, Churches and other worship centers across the country. Adequate security has also been ordered for venues where Moslems break-fast in the evenings. Worshipers are advised to be vigilant, and promptly report to the Police any suspicious persons or substance found in or around their environment..

In a similar development, a ban has been placed on street hawking and all forms of trading on Abuja roads/Highways especially road intersections, traffic light points and traffic hold-ups. In the same vein, unauthorized Taxi Parks and Bus Stops formed around the Federal Secretariat, Abuja is now prohibited. Only bus and taxis painted in authorized commercial colours would be allowed to operate at designated taxi parks and bus stops in and around the Central Area, Abuja. Violators would be apprehended and prosecuted as Police Units have been directed to enforce the relevant laws in this regards


http://nigeriamirror..in/2015/07/nigeria-police-bans-street.html
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by Nobody: 12:09am On Jul 07, 2015
shocked
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by dustmalik(m): 12:11am On Jul 07, 2015
If true, then this is harsh. People have to hustle.
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by dayo23(f): 12:15am On Jul 07, 2015
Fear of boko haram, I have even restricted my movement around the city. No were is safe in a country that has no active President
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by Nobody: 12:24am On Jul 07, 2015
Hope the Government will provide their daily needshuh
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by asadike(f): 2:10am On Jul 07, 2015
And d poor becomes poorer.
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by Rubis(m): 2:36am On Jul 07, 2015
Good move.



A rotten egg spoils the whole in a basket. Some of these street-hawkers have been used by the demons to carry out their devilish acts and some of them are thieves who are looking out for something to steal in your car. Banning them is however part of the ways to protect lives and properties in FCT.

I pity the innocent ones though, may God open a new way for them.
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by jammani(m): 4:29am On Jul 07, 2015
Ok
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by stepo707:
And thats how more criminals will spring up.Now I feel for Nigeria
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by Rubis(m): 9:28am On Jul 07, 2015
stepo707:
And hats how more criminals will spring up.Now I feel for Nigeria
tongue
Re: Nigeria Police Bans Street Trading/hawking On All Abuja Roads by kromoto: 9:37am On Jul 07, 2015
I used the pedestrian bridge at Dei Dei, along kubwa expressway and discovered that it has been taken over by traders.


Welcome development.
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