Soludo takes over Onitsha main market as IPOB declares compulsory sit-at-home

[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 30/01/2026
The Governor of Anambra State, Prof Chukwuma Soludo, has announced that his government will take over the running of Onitsha Main Market. The governor had last Monday visited the market and also announced a one-week closure over the continued adherence to sit at home protest by traders in the market. The closure had generated a lot of tension, leading to protests by the traders, while the governor stuck to his gone, insisting that the market will remain closed for one week. He also held a meeting with the leaders of the market yesterday, where he presented them with two options. Though it (…)
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