INSIDE STORY: How death of passenger led to riot at Abuja market

, which houses the popular building materials market.

“That’s exactly what happened. I was just leaving a stall and I was in the area to collect tax. The motorcycle was burnt immediately in protest over the woman’s death. Three other motorcycles were burnt; look at the ashes,” Idris said.Dairu Garba, secretary of the tomato sellers’ association, corroborated Idris’ claim.

“Someone was killed outside the market and it spread down here. We just saw people running. At exactly 12pm, I started seeing flames everywhere. My boss’ shop is down. I have two children and a wife. I use the money I make here daily to feed them. I don’t know how to survive this till Monday,” he said.

“My boss’ shop was burnt. He will need to start from square one. We had soldiers, police and the vigilante but the fight wasn’t stopped on time.”

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