Hausa traders relocate to unhealthy location after crisis
- Hausa traders have resolved to take their destiny into their own hands as they have moved to an unhygienic location in a popular part of Ogun state
- The revenue generation of the Lagos state government has significantly dropped since the Mile 12 market crisis occurred one week ago
Health is wealth, as the saying goes. However, the Hausa traders do not care about this, as they have moved to an unhealthy environment around Kara area of Ogun state. The new location poses serious health hazard as the environment contains filthy and stagnant water.
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The new location is also known as the area around OPIC bus stop, along Lagos-Ibadan expressway. Apart from the health risk factors and pollutants present in this new area, Legit.ng authoritatively confirmed that heavy traffic builds there, very early in the morning everyday.
Lagos state government has reached out to all and sundry, as Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos state, promises to find a lasting solution to the crisis, so that both the Yorubas and Hausas, who were majorly affected in the crisis, could return to their businesses without any fear.
Legit.ng brings you exclusive photos from the new unhealthy location used by the Hausa traders and buyers alike:
Source: Legit.ng
