Some traders affected by the ongoing demolition of Agboju Market in Festac Town, Lagos have blamed market leaders for “insincerity” over the exercise.
They, however, expressed shock over the exercise which occurred before the seven-day quit notice issued them expired. “If we had known beforehand, I wouldn’t have spent the money I had yesterday buying goods for sale,” she lamented.
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Trade money is not vote buying yet after election market is demolish how can you collect the money back. funny nation
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