Businesses resume after Kaduna crisis
Businesses resume after Kaduna crisis
Businesses resume after Kaduna crisis
yesterday in Kaduna metropolis after the relaxation of a 24-hour curfew imposed on it since Sunday.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the curfew was imposed on the state capital and its environs following outbreak of violence in which 23
people were killed, 17 others injured and several property burnt and vandalised.The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the curfew was imposed on the state capital and its environs following outbreak of violence in which 23
Shops have been fully opened at the Abubakar Gumi main market, while banks and schools were also opened for normal businesses.
The popular Ahmadu Bello Way, Lagos Street, Ibadan Street, Abeakuta Street and Katsina Road, where most of the electronics and spare parts shops are located, remained locked.
One of the traders on Lagos Street, Mr Sunday Emeka said most Igbo traders were still not comfortable with the situation and would not want to endanger their lives.
He said: “You know how Kaduna crisis is: those who create the crisis don’t have anything to lose; it’s always the Igbo who are at the receiving end.”
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