If we don't peg it, we may loose it....For the attention of Iseyin Aso Oke weavers Association.

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If we don't peg it, we may loose it....For the attention of Iseyin Aso Oke weavers Association.


Let me first of all congratulate you and the entire Iseyinans on the establishment and laying of Aso-Oke International tourist Market's foundation on our dear land. It is indeed a plus to the town and the state at large, hence we need to peg it.

It is no more news that an international market has been established by the state government and the foundation had been laid on our soil. It is then not wrong if we can start putting up some stores, even if made with wood planks to display our wares instead of continuance visitation of 'Ero Ibadan' for the sole purpose of selling our wares, this would be tantamount to retrogression, and same wouldn't augur well for our space.

Ceasing of Iseyin Aso-Oke weavers to patronise 'Ero Ibadan to sell their wares will undoubtedly compel the state government to fast track the construction and commissioning of the market as earlier promised.

This is a clarion call to Our Local Government and the newly established LCD chairmen to also do their bit in constructing as infinitesimal as 50 or 100 temporary wooden sheds for this purpose, while the major and permanent construction is in progress.
Yes! it might be difficult and strenuous at first to forsake "Ero Ibadan", but behold! the aftermath would be lovely. Tita Riro lamaa n kola, to ba jinna tan, a doge.

Let's start the market, it doesn't disturb the construction. Once again, If we intend not to loose it, then let's peg it!

Signed:

Babajide Oniyo

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