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Video: Ladipo Market On Complete Shutdown After Area Boys Clashed With Soldiers, See What Next
Ladipo market on complete shutdown after Area boys clashed with soldiers.
Onyxnewsng reports that the biggest auto spare parts market in Nigeria, Ladipo Market is under lock and keys as traders express their displeasure over the killings and crisis that occurred yesterday during clash with military operatives.
According to reports, about three people were killed as a result of sporadic gunshot released by men of the Nigeria air force.
It is worthy of note that Ladipo Market has become an arena for violence, clashes in recent times. A similar incident happened some weeks ago.
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