Badagry to get new market

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Traders and shop owners in the Badagry Roundabout International Garage and Shopping Complex have been called upon to vacate the market..

Traders and shop owners in the Badagry Roundabout International Garage and Shopping Complex have been called upon to vacate the market to pave the way for the reconstruction of a new complex to be known as Badagry Ultra Modern International Shopping Complex.

He said the local government had provided a temporary site within a short distance away from the shopping complex billed for demolition to relocate the affected traders in order not to disrupt the economic activities in the area. To further ameliorate the inconveniences, the demolition of shops and relocation of the affected traders shall be done in phases in order to avoid the problems that may arise, if all the shops are to be demolished at a time. To this end, all affected persons are hereby required to vacate their shops immediately to give way for a new, better organized modern garage and shopping complex.”

 

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