By Editor Mahmoud Muhammad Kano
The Sokoto State Government has issued a deadline for traders operating along roadsides to vacate the areas, citing public safety concerns.
Commissioner for Lands and Housing, Barrister Nasiru Aliyu Dan Tsoho, announced this during an inspection tour of several locations across Sokoto metropolis.
The move is part of efforts to address congestion and improve security in the city. Traders have been warned to relocate to designated areas to avoid penalties.
The government has been working to improve infrastructure and address security challenges in the state. In recent times, Sokoto has experienced increased banditry and kidnappings, prompting the government to take measures to enhance security.
The deadline has sparked mixed reactions among traders and also in individuals, with some expressing concerns about losing their livelihoods. Others welcome the move, citing the need for a more organized and safe trading environment.
The Sokoto State Government has urged traders to comply with the directive, assuring them of support and alternative locations for their businesses.
The government has also emphasized the importance of public cooperation in maintaining safety and security in the state.
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