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Ogige Nsukka Market: Suspend planned demolition – Senator Ezea, others urge Gov Mbah

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Mbah,Ogige Nsukka Market

Following the 72-hour demolition notice issued to shop owners at the Ogige market and Nsukka Motor Park by the Enugu State government, three National and State Assemblies members have appealed to Governor Peter Mbah to suspend the exercise.

The appeal was contained in a statement jointly signed by the lawmaker representing the Enugu North Senatorial District, Senator Okey Ezea, the member representing the Nsukka/Igbo-Eze South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Chidi Mark Obetta and Malachy Okey Onyechi, representing the Nsukka West at the state assembly. According to the lawmakers, the appeal became necessary due to the 'prevailing economic hardship in the country and Enugu State in particular.

Part of the statement reads, 'We appeal to the State Government to liaise with the leadership of Traders and Marketers Association of Ogige Market and the relevant stakeholders for robust engagement on the best way forward to develop Nsukka without unduly occasioning untold hardship on the people.

 

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