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Chukwuma Soludo, the governor of Anambra State, has charged that some politicians are responsible for the fresh Monday sit-at-home protests that took place in some areas of the South East.
He especially identified Nnewi and Onitsha Main Market as the most impacted locations, characterizing the shutdown as an intentional attempt to impede the state’s economic activity.
Governor Soludo said that the weekly shutdown of these important markets “is not a coincidence but a coordinated effort by individuals he called enemies of the state and the South East region” during a press conference at the Light House in Awka.
The development, he continued, is “economic sabotage,” and he made it clear that his administration “will not tolerate it.”
The governor cautioned vendors that the Onitsha Main Market’s one-week closure, which was imposed last Monday, would stay in place and might be prolonged by an extra two weeks if the market doesn’t reopen on a Monday after the present sanction ends.
Threats by traders to sue the state government for closing the market were also rejected by him.
“Onitsha Main Market belongs to the Anambra State Government and the government has the legal authority to take decisions over its use in the interest of public safety and order,” Soludo explained, outlining the government’s jurisdiction.
The government may “revoke shop ownership rights, pay compensation, and take over the market for overriding public interest,” he added.
The governor questioned the timing of the sit-at-home instructions, pointing out that there were no significant security incidents during the market’s unfettered operation during the Christmas and New Year’s period.
“Every Monday and even on Sundays prior to the New Year’s celebrations, business activities were booming in the market,” he noted.
