
Traders at the Mowe/Ofada Market in Ogun State have protested against the demolition of their market by the state government, claiming it was executed without prior notice to shop owners. The demolition reportedly occurred around 2am on Friday, leading to significant unrest among the affected traders, who are demanding accountability from the authorities.
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