Mile 12 International Market is Africa's Largest Perishable Foodstuff Market,Located in Lagos,Nigeria.

The current administration of Alhaji Shehu Usman (Sampam) pledge to rebuild the market to international standard.

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Photoshop, was the market tarred? The mud in d mkt is an eyesore

I don't know about the advert here, but just making comments on the road. It's clean and well tarred presently just as it is in the pic. Not photoshop. That's Ikorodu Road, and not inside the market. Two of the areas Ambode had negative issues are good relationship with market leaders and sanitation. And association with market leaders is the main strategy used to defeat him. All traders were forced to vote against him. Massive votes he lost. So, it may be real that these market leaders are beginning to function again. And if you are observant, drainage systems are already getting cleaned up. Even Sanwo Olu is heading to court soon to turn over the judgement which stopped environmental sanitation in Lagos. I am happy with the decision too. Though, I used to support Ambode, but I think he messed up in many areas. Of course, that's Ikorodu Road along Ketu down to Owode, just before the bridge between Mile 12. Though not my daily route, but on few occassions, I am hardly held in traffic in the area. And I believe it was Fashola that really solved the traffic problem, just as he solved Oshodi's.

And very soon, the market will be moved from that arena. Ambode was just slow about it. That was one of his sins. And I can imagine if left for another 4 years, he would have destroyed Lagos developmental foundational plan. After I critically looked at Ambode's case, and with the present momentum of Sanwo-Olu, it was the right move to kick Ambode out.