The Chairman, Association of bakers, Gabriel Adeniyi, has appealed to Kogi State Government to relax its action to chase away bread sellers from their selling points.
Recall that following the state government directive that motor parks within Lokoja and its environs be re-located to Lokoja terminal park for transport operations, the chairman association of bakers and caterers of Nigeria, Chief Gabriel Bamidele Adeniyi has admonished the State Government to allow bread sellers to remain at their selling points as their operations will not in any way affect its policy.
Chief Gabriel Adeniyi hinted that since their products are staple food and travellers usually patronise bread for consumption it is expedient that the services of bread sellers is valuable to human survival.
The Director of God’s first bread Lokoja who doubles as the state chairman of the Association explained that his plead to the State government has been necessary as recent happening show that security men were deployed to strategic like Ganaja and Nataco-seriki noman Lokoja where Bread sellers were chase out from their businesses.
His words: the buyers of our products are majorly travellers and Ganaja junction as well as Nataco/seriki noma were bread sellers were populated are presently being affected by Government’s decision
Chief Gabriel Adeniyi appealed to the State government to relax its decision as such action would have severe burden on bakers who are presently facing economic hardship before production.
He applauded the State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello’s for the provision of security which has quarantee the safety of lives and property of citizens
Chief Gabriel Adeniyi equally praised the governor for his administration”s monumental achievements in infrastructural development positing that the Ganaja flyover bridge embarked upon by the state government when completed will further ease vehicular movements in Lokoja.
He pledged the unalloyed support of his members to the Governor in a onerous task to building a virile state.