Lagos Government Demolishes 19 Buildings at New Mandela Plaza, Traders Outraged
The Lagos State Government demolished 19 buildings at New Mandela Plaza, sparking outrage among traders who claimed they were not given prior notice. The demolition operation involved heavy security, including the Lagos State Task Force and Rapid Response Squad.
Traders lamented the loss of their businesses, with one estimating the demolished buildings' value at N150 million. The government cited the need for development as the reason for the demolition.
The Task Force Chairman clarified that the operation was legitimate. The plaza owner expressed frustration over the sudden demolition.
The incident raised concerns about property rights and the impact on traders' livelihoods in Lagos.
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