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Address disruption of Gbagi masterplan, traders, stakeholders tell Makinde

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Stakeholders in Ibadanland, including traders at Bola Ige International Market and prominent chiefs in the city on Friday gathered to address the alleged disruption of the market's master plan by a consultant hired by the Oyo State Government. This meeting, attended by various influential figures, expressed their dissatisfaction with the situation and called on State Governor Engr Seyi Makinde to intervene.

During the meeting, the stakeholders criticized the consultant for allegedly collaborating with a certain individual named Bibiire to undermine the market's master plan. They urged Governor Makinde to launch a high-powered probe panel to investigate the actions of the consultant, particularly regarding the construction of structures over soak-aways that could lead to health hazards such as the spread of cholera.

Additionally, concerns were raised about the rising rents being charged to the traders, which has become unaffordable for many. The stakeholders highlighted the need to address this issue among other concerns faced by the traders and customers at Bola Ige International Market.

Efforts are being made by the government to rectify the situation. Plans are in motion to reopen the health center within the market, which has been closed for renovations. The Ministry of Health is actively involved in this process. Furthermore, steps have been taken to halt the activities of the controversial developer, with the market people actively opposing him. The government has been informed of this development, and steps are being taken to ensure the importance of the stakeholders is acknowledged.

The market leaders have shown their commitment to improving and restoring the market's glory. They have requested that anyone using the public restroom as a store vacates within seven days. This demonstrates their readiness to bring positive changes to the market.

Overall, the stakeholders at the meeting have called for action to address the disruption of the market's master plan, and they look to Governor Makinde to take necessary steps to rectify the situation.

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