Traders protest against alleged breach of court order in Lagos

TRADERS under the aegis of Auto Spare Parts and Machineries Dealers Association (ASPMDA) at the Trade Fair complex, Ojo, Lagos Monday came out in their numbers to protest against alleged intimidation and breach of court order by the police in

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Traders protest against alleged breach of court order in Lagos

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