PHOTOS From The Demolished Structures In Ladipo Market Earlier Today

Some traders did not believe what they experienced in their business ground today as most of their shops offices in the Ladipo Market were been Demolished,  As at 4.30 pm on Thursday shops had been brought down
while the exercise continued today, Friday. Traders were
ordered to leave the market with their goods and when they
attempted to resist, the bulldozer moved in and started the
demolition.

Some traders did not believe what they experienced in their business ground today as most of their shops offices in the Ladipo Market were been Demolished,  As at 4.30 pm on Thursday shops had been brought down
while the exercise continued today, Friday. Traders were
ordered to leave the market with their goods and when they
attempted to resist, the bulldozer moved in and started the
demolition.

Some goods were destroyed as many of the traders were not
in their shops because of the Independence Day celebration
and public holiday.
They expressed concern over what happened to shop owners
in other markets where such reconstruction was carried out
and they never got back their shops after the reconstruction.
The traders said their agreement with the local government
was that they would vacate the market on Sunday, October 4
while the demolition commenced on October 5, but it was to
their utmost shock when the bulldozers moved in four days
ahead of schedule, according to PM News.

Some goods were destroyed as many of the traders were not
in their shops because of the Independence Day celebration
and public holiday.

They expressed concern over what happened to shop owners
in other markets where such reconstruction was carried out
and they never got back their shops after the reconstruction.
The traders said their agreement with the local government
was that they would vacate the market on Sunday, October 4
while the demolition commenced on October 5, but it was to
their utmost shock when the bulldozers moved in four days
ahead of schedule, according to PM News.