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A  Night market As the sun sets in Lagos state, introducing the night which creeps in quietly and slowly making people to round off the activities they were engaged in during the day in order to retire to their various homes, the reverse is the case at the Alasela Kee-Klamp market, Onipan Shomolu local government area of the state as buying and selling has just begun with the use of lamps and rechargeable lanterns to lit the area. Alasela kee-klamp night market is well arranged even though its situated on the road, the traders display their goods in a single file facing each other and some position their goods at the middle with the different light sources thereby aiding visibility in the dark cold night. Buying and selling of food items, fruits, cloths, bags, shoes, belts and other items resumes daily by 7:00 pm and ends by midnight, a visitor to this scene would wonder if these traders and their customers don’t sleep at all. The market is not age discriminating as people o

KAI punishing an offender Lagosians have been urged to use the pedestrian bridge as crossing the high way could endanger their lives A senior officer in the Lagos state police task force, Mr. salau Abiola, who gave this admonition while speaking with our correspondent said that ‘ many lives have been cut short in the process of crossing the express ’.