Balogun market vendors protest a fellow vendor who started a yearly fire.

Hundreds of traders have protested against their coworker, whose shop the fire originated from, two days after a fire gutted a plaza in Lagos’ Balogun market.

On Sunday morning, October 9, a fire that started in a woman-owned fabric store spread across the plaza.

The shopkeepers stated the fire event occurs every year and it always originates from the woman’s business during a protest on Tuesday, October 11.

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