Major markers in Enugu State have shut down in
protest of the recent relocation of Boko Haram
prisoners to Anambra State. A street protest is equally expected to follow the
market closure.
The umbrella traders’ had announced that there
would be a peaceful protest today over the issue.
An announcement late yesterday signed on behalf
of AMATAS by the President General, Chief Okwudili Ezenwankwo Ewepudike, and Secretary, Chief
Chuma Eruchalu, said: “This is to inform all the
traders in Anambra State and South East that all
markets in the South East will remain closed
tomorrow, Thursday, 9th July, 2015, so we can all
embark on peaceful demonstration against Boko Haram detainees in Anambra State.” AMATAS expressed regrets for any inconveniences
to be caused by the market closure and protests.


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But I think Anambra too is part of Nigeria. May God help us to conquer all challenges

Buhari chori buhari ` ndi igbo chizoba anyi oooo

There was once a country!

Same with Onitsha markets

The fear of Boko Haram

.eleyi ma ley o.y protest i trust d prisoners would never have opportunity go near ammunitions and war instruments

Yeye government!

BREAKING NEWS: Nnamdi Kanu summons an emergency meeting of the Biafra war council

Panshow:
But I think Anambra too is part of Nigeria. May God help us to conquer all challenges

anambra is not part of Nigeria. Anambra is in Biafra. Heeebos are going back to Biafra

OJUcrook:
BREAKING NEWS: Nnamdi Kanu summons an emergency meeting of the Biafra war council

Ojukwu anwuru anwu ojere na eluigwe

Protest everywhere. Now the Biafrans are waking up. They now know they don't have to chase money all dia life.

Afterwards who will feed their family members and other dependents

That's what happen when a region is full of illiterate, if una like close am till hunger kill all of you.

Close entire markets in the southeast for a day?!
Added to d other 1full day markets in the entire anambra were closed about 2weeks ago;that's several billions of naira lost.This is besides d fact that many of these traders live life on d basis of what they get daily from these markets with their associated businesses
I wonder why majority of these hardworking traders would allow vested interests and politicians to use them to achieve their selfish goals.
The simple logical way to go about this if anybody had the welfare of traders and those that depend on these markets for their daily bread in mind and not for ulterior motives is to take representatives of their unions to their elected representatives at both state and national levels to make their objections known.The latter would have carried on the objections from their to higher quarters without the traders losing a single day of economic activity.
But unfortunately these traders have allowed themselves to be turned to tools by self centred individuals and defeated politicians,filled with skeletons in their cupboards and afraid of the uncertainties of tomorrow,who would rather make society ungovernable than face the reality of their situation,loss of loot from the commonwealth and possible prosecution.

na them they claim Biafra na y dem kon dey fear d funniest tin d prisoners are unarmed igbos fearing notherners since 196*

Hmmm.... The renaissance of true brotherhood in Eastern Nigeria and Biafrain General. Kudos to you guys