Ogun State’s Obafemi Owode Local Government Chairman, Lanre Ogunsola, has suspended the Iyaloja’s activities in Mowe market for six months due to alleged extortion and excessive levies on traders. This decisive action follows a protest sparked by factional disputes over the Iyaloja position, leading to demands for governmental intervention.
The suspension was announced after a meeting with local security and community leaders. Ogunsola emphasized maintaining peace, tasked security personnel with vigilance, and installed a caretaker committee led by Nurudeen Alowonle. "Abuja news" and "Lagos news" could take cues from this decisive governance.
Key Takeaways:
- The six-month suspension follows extortion allegations at Mowe market.
- A caretaker committee was established to manage affairs during this period.
- The move underscores the importance of prioritizing community peace over personal interests.
What measures can other regions adopt to prevent power struggles in market leadership? Share your thoughts!
Original source: Daily Post
