₦airaland Forum

ninovandross:
Chai, I no go see where to buy game cd again

them dey sell game CD there before? how is the price like?

EKO wenjeleh

smcotty:
Been long I came to mainland, Buh I was surprised to see the very place I do buy clothes and other wears is being demolished, does anybody knw the reason for this? Plus I saw pple being arrested for not using the pedestrian bridge!

you should be arrested for wandering in oshodi

jellyfish86:
them dey sell game CD there before? how is the price like?

I don't think its relevant anymore, now dat dia shops are no more, but I used to get ps3(hacked) games for #500 I think ps2 should be around #200

Notice had been given to d shop owners long time ago. Even the state govt were compelled to build another shopping mall to replace this one if they want to demolish this. And the shopping mall had long been completed.

ninovandross:
I don't think its relevant anymore, now dat dia shops are no more, but I used to get ps3(hacked) games for #500 I think ps2 should be around #200

So your source of pirated stuffs have been demolished. Pele jare

[size=18pt]This is the highest height of wickness. Why did this state government not wait till about 3 weeks into this new year before carrying this operation to enable those that traveled for the celebration to come back? This is suicidal and indirect way of sending people back to village.[/size]

Oshodi Lagos... simply jungle...

Ugomba:
Were the owners of demolished shops compensated?

they were informed and relocated

how long will it take baba God to como & set igbo's free in the hands of APC change let us wash & see th end.

demolinka:
This change may be long and painful, but I know ur will be worth it at d end

By demolishing shop owners who are doing legitimate business.

The yoruba and Hausa doesn't want Ibo to leave nigeria but they keep destroying their businesses.I saw that their shops were lockedup when i was walking pass oshodi under the bridge yesterday.Change doesn't work this way.

This is good but hope the traders and shop owners where adequately informed

Intendy:
they were informed and relocated

Lagos State Government have never relocated or compensated victims whose shops got burnt or demolished by government before.Were you there when they were relocated?

OlivetBen:
Notice had been given to d shop owners long time ago. Even the state govt were compelled to build another shopping mall to replace this one if they want to demolish this. And the shopping mall had long been completed.

When?

ksstroud:
It has been like this for long... Op do check mainland once in awhile.... Ambode is about to start working

So you call this kind of wicked atrocity good governance?

Olamide is working

swezenberg:
So your source of pirated stuffs have been demolished. Pele jare

abi na as we no fit afford cd for #15k we go, go where our pocket reach

jemype:
why are u so tribalistic. They were not owned by igbos even hausas had shops there

I patronize that market very often and i don't see a Hausa man who owns a shop there.The hausas are mainly kayas and mai guard in the market but they don't rent a shop there.They are squatters.However,there are only few yoruba and other tribes there.90% of shop owners in that market are ibos.

MrAdeDayoAdedapo:
[s]But Ibo people left their goods in those shops and travelled for xmas. Who will pay for the wasted goods?[/s]

Where is your prove of wasted goods? you people just come to write rubbish.

Love Machine:
The yoruba and Hausa doesn't want Ibo to leave nigeria but they keep destroying their businesses.I saw that their shops were lockedup when i was walking pass oshodi under the bridge yesterday.Change doesn't work this way.

Don't forget igbos control 70% of the economy of Lagos and are 60% in population of lagos but yet gets their shops demolished by the minority Yorubas. Hmmm! but we wonder who really controls the economy of Lagos.

7lives:
That market should have been demolished 20 years ago but they bribed their way through, my mother and host of others were not so lucky that time as their shops were demolished by the then military administration.

Stop!Those shops were demolished before and reconstructed and sold to the traders.The shops were built with zinc and wood.Then,there were frequent fire outbreak in the market before the military govt demolished it and built a concrete blocks and roofing therein.I am very familiar to that area.

Love Machine:
I patronize that market very often and i don't see a Hausa man who owns a shop there.The hausas are mainly kayas and mai guard in the market but they don't rent a shop there.They are squatters.However,there are only few yoruba and other tribes there.90% of shop owners in that market are ibos.

So, during demolition exercise were the Yorubas or other tribes shop spared or left untouch?

totit:
So, during demolition exercise were the Yorubas or other tribes shop spared or left untouch?

Igbos are the main target.Yoruba will be compensated later.

Love Machine:
Igbos are the main target.Yoruba will be compensated later.

Provide you source?
It's funny how you people reason

Love Machine:
By demolishing shop owners who are doing legitimate business.

An alternative site has been provided for them along bolade

7lives:
They don't know what they are talking about, the shops in that market belongs to the LASG , the rent is 50 naira for the lock up shops, while the kick lamp is 20 naira and later reviewed upward, the government office is right there in the market so I just walk in with my mum's previous receipt to pay for our shop and we even pay on monthly basis.
Most owners had probably sold the few surviving shops to the current occupant after the first demolition exercise, out of fear that LASG will eventually demolish the market.

You too dey lie.

demolinka:
An alternative site has been provided for them along bolade

Where in bolade?

Love Machine:
Where in bolade?

Isopakodowo mkt

demolinka:
Isopakodowo mkt

That name you mentioned is non existing in bolade.You are an agent of apc propaganda.