Babaloja )of computer village from interfering and collection of dues from street traders or any form of levies perpetually.But despite the existing final judgment issued against the Iyaloja General and her agents Mrs Abisola Azeez,(Iyaloja)and Mr Olasoji Adeniyi (Babaloja) Mr Nofiu Akinsanya &

The incorporated trustees of Ikeja Computer Village Market Traders and Stakeholders Joint Management Lagos, have appealed to Mrs Folasade Tinubu Ojo to promptly comply with the Ikeja High court’s judgement on computer village market and stop being in contempt of the court of law.

established their administration in the area, constructing essential infrastructure such as railways to facilitate the extraction and transportation of coal. Enugu became a vital administrative center within the Southern Nigeria Protectorate. The coal mining industry boomed, attracting people from various parts of Nigeria and beyond. The influx of workers and traders from diverse backgrounds gave Enugu a cosmopolitan character.,

population. The indigenes of Ikorodu Division are mostly traders and farmers with fishing thriving mostly along the Lagos Lagoon foreshore on the Cradoo [Ikorodu] Lake waterfront, Ipakodo, where a Nigerian Ports Authority Lighter Port Terminal is situated.

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Ilorin continued to expand southward with a lot of resistance, in the 1830s Yorubas fought the emirate which was made up of the ranks of Fulanis, Yoruba Muslims, and Hausas in the Battle of Ogbomosho, which was a decisive Ilorin emirate victory. However, Ilorin's southward expansion effectively ended in 1838 when Ibadan, an Oyo successor state decisively Defeated Ilorin in the battle of Battle of Òsogbo. The Ilorin cavalry were ineffective in the jungle to the south, and by the 1850s Ibadan had access to guns from European traders on the coast.[2] Ilorin, as a part of the Sokoto Caliphate, maintained ongoing interactions with other Yoruba states while being situated in the midst of northern and southern Nigeria. These interactions encompassed various aspects, including frequent conflicts as well as continuous exchanges in terms of commerce and culture.

A new generation of Degen traders have been birthed the game has changed.

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