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Traders at Lagos State’s Owode-Onirin Motor Spare Parts Market have called on the federal government to step in and conduct a thorough investigation into the demolition of their market, which they claim was the result of a high-level conspiracy by the Lagos State government.
In response to remarks made by Lagos State Commissioner of Police CP Olohunwa Ishola during his visit to the market on January 28, wherein the demolition was purportedly attributed to the actions of land grabbers, the appeal was made on Wednesday during a media briefing organized by the traders.
Abiodun Akeem Ariori vehemently denied accusations that he was involved in land grabbing at the briefing. He insisted that he is a law-abiding citizen and challenged the police commissioner to provide any proof that he was involved.
Abiodun Hameed, a member of the market committee who spoke on behalf of the traders, claimed that the description of the incident as the result of land grabbers did not match the information that the traders had access to.
He insisted that the demolition was an operation conducted by Lagos State Government agents rather than a criminal crime committed by private individuals.
A former Lagos State governor formally moved the Owode-Onirin Motor Spare Parts Market to its current location in 1979 after the vendors’ old site was purchased for public use, according to Hameed, who stated that the market had been there for more than 60 years.
He asserts that market vendors have continuously conducted their business in a nonviolent manner and in accordance with laws, which include paying taxes and levies to licensed government representatives.
“As law-abiding citizens, we have continued to trade in a peaceful manner and have paid all taxes and dues to government officials,” Hameed stated.
Additionally, he said that attempts to demolish the market started almost two years ago while Dele Osinowo was Chairman of the Agboyi-Ketu Local Council Development Area, or LCDA. As a result, the traders started the process of obtaining official ownership documentation for the area.
According to the traders, the demolition exercise involved a large number of armed security personnel and several state agencies, including the Lagos State Task Force, the Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA), the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI), the Nigerian Army, and the police.
They said that following the destruction, Ariori allegedly showed up at the location with armed people to secure the land, and that six people were killed in an attack on traders.
Concerned that no government official had publicly denounced the alleged killings, the traders said they had repeatedly peacefully protested to the Lagos State House of Assembly but received no reaction.
They consequently pleaded with the Federal Government to intervene in order to safeguard their sources of income, guarantee an unbiased inquiry into the demolition and purported murders, and for them to carry on with their lawful commercial operations without fear of retaliation.
