The Lagos government says it will demolish 17 'distressed' buildings being used for commercial purposes within the Alaba international market in Ojo LGA of the state.
The Lagos government says it will demolish 17 “distressed” buildings being used for commercial purposes within the Alaba international market in Ojo LGA of the state.
Oki said the visit offered the agency the opportunity to issue final warnings to occupants of the buildings marked for demolition. “But because the occupants were always harassing our officers, it was impossible to capture the details of the structures and include them in the publication.
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