Monday sit-at-home: Again, Soludo seals shops, commends other traders for compliance
Anambra State sealed shops defying the order to reopen after a five-year sit-at-home, while 80 percent of Electrical Parts Dealers Market in Obosi resumed business, aiding economic recovery.
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End Of IPOB’s Sit-at-home
The five-year disruptive sit-at-home enforced by Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has ended after a hard-fought and decisive stand by Governor of Anambra State, Charles Chukwuma Soludo. It began on August 8, 2021 as part of pressures by the proscribed group for the release of their leader, Nnamdi Kanu, but was violently enforced through killings, kidnappings and destructions. It led to widespread shutdown of markets, schools, banks, transport …
Monday sit-at-home: Again, Soludo seals shops, commends other traders for compliance
The Anambra State Government has again sealed shops belonging to traders in markets around Onitsha and its environs for failing to open on Monday. DAILY POST gathered that most of the sealed shops were at the Building Materials Market, Ogidi, where traders did not open for business on Monday. The state government, however, commended many traders who came to the market that day, especially those at the Electrical Parts Dealers Market, Obosi. The …
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