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How weak regulations’ enforcement fuels Lagos markets’ fire disaster

In Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial centre, markets serve as the lifeblood of daily trade that provides sustenance and livelihood for thousands of traders. But, behind the vibrant economic activities lie an ever-present danger of fire that has brought misery to many and continues to loom large. JOHNSON IDOWU writes on the recurring fire incidents in Lagos


 
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