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Tuesday, 13 January 2015

Photos: Gov Fashola visits burnt section of Balogun market

Lagos state governor, Babatunde Fashola earlier today paid a visit to the section of Balogun market that was gutted by fire yesterday January 12th. While sympathizing with the traders, the governor advised them to insure their properties so that in situations such as a fire outbreaks, their insurance would cover their losses. More pics after the cut...



81 comments:

Unknown said...

Nice of him. Let him support them financially.
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Unknown said...

Unlike bro jo

Unknown said...

See fashola sympathy face.. Good of him tho,

Anonymous said...

See how pained he looks. People's source of livelihood. Sad.

chi_ special said...

Na so,sorry 4 d losses

SANDRA said...

So nice of him

Unknown said...

It is well with Nigeria.

Unknown said...

He Doesn't Need To Advice Them on getting an Insurance cover, they all know about Insurance, perhaps just few have while others don't.. Pele..
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Unknown said...

Too bad.I just wish a little help is bn given to them

G Love said...

He try

Unknown said...

Good advice. Good guy

Steady said...

Na only them know Wetin dem dey do to pack money chop... Fuck APC with their wururu ways

Unknown said...

the action governor! Eko will miss you!


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Unknown said...

Such a gentle man he is....very kind of him and may God bless him joh...i hope mama peace husband visited there too
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Unknown said...

Eko o ni baje o. Well done his excellency Gov. Fashola.

Unknown said...

Wow, the market took some serious damage.

Unknown said...

What is he going there for, will he compensate them...rubbish

NaijaDeltaBabe said...

Compassionate governor 👌

Anonymous said...

phew. that dirty market something needs to be done to clean it up after preventive measures are used to gard against future fires

Juleslouis said...

For those that want to insure, they should get a good insurance coys and not some thief in disguise

Princess G said...

Good of him to visit the scene and also a very good advice on insurance. I pray God will restore thier lost goods IJN

Anonymous said...

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CHERRY said...

Nice of him!

Unknown said...

Beta person, I salute you jare. Linda take note!

Unknown said...

Linda swallow dis as well. Linda take note!

Unknown said...

Bro jo lyk campaign die. D money na d koko

Unknown said...

Good thing he lends support to the traders

Unknown said...

Nne odikwa serious! My hrt goes out 2 the victims! And baba jst painted on 1 fact, and dats the benefit of insurrance! Its vital the public learn about dis fact.

Toronto Finest said...

Why are u so senseless. You always sound like someone who is mentally derailed. Illietracy is a diseases

AbokiDaWarriBoy said...

So kind of em

AbokiDaWarriBoy said...

Great man.

Unknown said...

Nice of him

Unknown said...

Is it just me or someone see the way BRF's face luks like that comedy series star jagua

Unknown said...

The way Fashola changes his routine to attend to matters like this amazes me. We need people like him come Feb


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Unknown said...

Are you for real? Asking why he went to a popular market that gotten burnt to see things for himself and identify with them, at such a time. What were you asking again?

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DaBabe said...

Fashola is a correct man, anytime, any day. We need more of him in Nigeria.

Unknown said...

I was at the market today and I saw him....easy going with just few security.Lagos really loves him cos he was praised as he walked by, my sister even joined the crowd and ran after him. Hmmmm eko oni gbaje

Unknown said...

I don't understand this market burning every time is it like a ritual or something?

Anonymous said...

Ok oooo. Next! #oneandonlynwa@gmail.com#

snowflix said...

Idiots like you hiding under a no name. Sugar mummy gbu kwa gi dia. It really annoys me when a post like this is being put up and all your senseless sense could produce is a foolish comment. I don't blame you atall 'sigh' #onelovefromsnow#

Anonymous said...

Since wen does naija offer insurance for market goods???

snowflix said...

Nice of him but he should please support them the little way he can #onelovefromsnow#

Unknown said...

Datz d honorable working!

Unknown said...

I dnt knw why this particular market on the Island gets burnt part by part every year me m beginning to suspect somtin o

OSINANL said...

MR. GOVERNOR U SHLD HAVE SUPPORTED THEM FINANCIALLY.

HUMBLE EVE said...

Nice one Gov.Fashola.













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Anonymous said...

Thank you my sister. Whenever they want to take over a market, they first burn it down. Then they will take over and construct another one that will be waaaaaay out of the reach of the former occupants. Why is it that fire keeps moving from one market to another. Just be watchful and see what will happen to this market. People are just too gullible and are being taken for a ride.

Unknown said...

I just hope they will be able to bear the loss! So sad.

Unknown said...

A great Leader!

elovi said...

Love this man he is so down to earth

elovi said...

Biko to all those sugar seeking mummies pls u Cnt get them on linda's blog try sumwheree

ary said...

That is very gracious of him and one of the many characteristics that makes him the type of ideal President Nigeria needs.

Anonymous said...

On Gbajumo street there are these sheds along the road. Right on the road...these sheds are semi permanent structures cemented onto the road. Gbajumo was partly affected as its a street behind Balogun and those affected houses could have been salvaged much earlier if the Fire Engines could access the road.
Shop owners on Gbajumo have lobbied and petitioned tire. No hope, I pray this incident will open the governments eyes to the risk involved in a lack of thoroughfare especially in a place of heavy congestion as found on Lagos Island. Its not about the revenue please, lives and property are also of importance Mr Governor and Government.

Unknown said...

I really pity those traders whose goods gutted in fire n also appreciate the governor for showing concern

Unknown said...

I feel 4 those wu lost der properties.May God c dem tru.

Peejay said...

@ Toronto..'illiteracy is a disease'.

Anonymous said...

Very true. Sabotage, clear and simple. See what happened to yaba market. The same trend, now they built a huge plaza there that's too expensive for marketers to acquire, only the rich women. Such a shame. Mac10...

Unknown said...

Honestly....someone like Fashola is what we need in this country.....this man is hard working...if this man rules this country....changes will b visible...

Unknown said...

Nice of him, my adorable governor
I wish he would support them financially cos I believe some of them never insecure their goods, as little as he can is enough for these terrible outbreak




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Anonymous said...

Yimu

Anonymous said...

Yimu

Vee said...

He looked so pained, he understands... I hope his successor will happily continue from where he stopped and put smiles on people's faces.

Anonymous said...

God will surely bless you. It's Tinubu and Fashola that know what they have been planning about markets in Lagos. People should not be carried away by this feigned sympathy. Let's just watch out and see what would happen next in this drama series.

Unknown said...

Lindodo pls check dis femi fex guy I Dnt tink he's ok.

Unknown said...

No one but u jare my able governor..lagos wee miss u gan

gab2shoes said...

I want to believe this balogun market is now d center of political attention, pls can jimi agbaje go and sympatise with them....if Lagos state govt no burn am, something else go burn am.....
The gods are wise!
Gab2shoessaysso

Anonymous said...

Eze cee or whatever ur name u r d biggest fool on earth

Oskirin said...

9ce 1 my gov.we in Nicon insurance is ready 2 partner with d traders on ds kind of insurance cover.this will provide succor to d traders whn d need arises.u can reach us on ds no:08033206680.

once again, God will provide 4 una.amen.

Subomi said...

Good governor, I hope he'll render some help in addition to his advise.

Anonymous said...

I ve always said that the average ibo is too uncivilized, primordial and unsociable to be part of a society. An example is this ibo boy(Eze). What sort of question did he just ask. Anyway, your ancestors lived in a society where every man is an 'Obi' in his compound so I do not expect you to understand the meaning of commiserate.

MY TURN said...

Fashola is a leader not a BOSS... He is truly a man of the people that big nose in Abuja needs to learn a few things

Abdul musa said...

@theconspiracytheorists, its possible, but where's the proof? The fact that you feel this way does't mean its true, it also doesn't mean anyone is gullible. You could be the one being played by your busy minds!

Unknown said...

Oh ... he cares now.

khalan said...

Gbe se

Anonymous said...

I thought it was just me. The Fax Machine guy is daft.

Anonymous said...

Not true. It's the carelessness of our people. People take safety for granted.

Anonymous said...

You insure your goods against fire,theft and other unforeseen events,because no one knows tomorrow

Unknown said...

Ahnn fashola u b boss aswear ah troaway salute d nigga be doing well

ebonyz... said...

A good example of a good leader & i know he'll find a way of fixing it

Unknown said...

Fashola, my main man

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