Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has directed all illegal cow sellers and street traders on road setbacks along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway to vacate the area within the next 21 days. The illegal traders are operating at the Kara, Isheri Warewa axis of the expressway.
According to Abiodun, should the traders fail to vacate after the 21-day ultimatum, all their shanties would be demolished for the proper clean-up of the axis. The governor said the shanties erected by the traders constitute environmental nuisance and security risk to members of the public. He said the shanties also serve as criminal hideouts for street urchins and drug peddlers, “who rob innocent citizens of their valuables in broad daylight'.
reports that the Kara market situated along the Lagos-Ibadan highway is popular for the sale of cows, rams and other animals.
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