The Ogun State Government has issued a 48 hour ultimatum to Oluwanisola Cattle Market, Kara, Isheri, Ifo Local Government Area of the state to come up with amicable resolution to issues of poor environmental condition of the market and revenue remittance to government’s coffers.
Commissioner for Agriculture, Bolu Owotomo, issued the ultimatum at a meeting with the leaders of the market.
The traders were led to the meeting held at Owotomo’s office at Oke-Mosan in Abeokuta, the state capital, by the Seriki Hausa Community, Alhaji Mohammed Badamosi.
The Commissioner said if necessary steps were not taken within the speculated period, drastic steps would be taken by the state government.
Owotomo said the unwholesome attitude of the traders on revenue remittance would no longer be tolerated, adding that environmental issues in the market should be taken seriously to avoid hazards.
According to the Commissioner: “The government is not happy with the revenue being remitted to government coffers and the poor environmental condition of the market.
“So, you have to come up with an amicable resolution on these two major issues.”
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He implored traders to cooperate with the government in its resolve to ensure adequate welfare and wellbeing of the people of the state irrespective of their tribes or religions, assuring that the present administration is poised to deliver dividends of democracy to all and sundry.
Reacting, the General Secretary of the market, Prince Babalola Akeweje, appreciated the Commissioner for the meeting, promising that necessary action would be taken on the issue raised, while appealing for more time to enable them to come with an appropriate solution.