Ogbe-Ogonogo Modern Market, Asaba

Ogbe-Ogonogo Modern Market is referred to as one of the biggest market in Delta State and the biggest market in Asaba where food items, clothes and other things are sold and bought at a cheaper rate.[1]

Ogbe-Ogonogo Modern Market, Asaba
Location Asaba
AddressNnebisi road, Asaba, Delta State.
Management Oshimili South Local Government
Owner Oshimili South Local Government
Days normally openEveryday/Nkwo market day
Ogbe-Ogonogo Modern Market Asaba is one of the biggest market in Delta Central senatorial district

About Ogbe-Ogonogo Market
Part of Ogbe-Ogonogo Market Asaba
Part of Ogbe-Ogonogo Market Asaba
Outside Ogbe-Ogonogo Market Asaba

Ogbe-Ogonogo Market operates every day, and on like a normal market, the market has a "market day" which is "Nkwo market day" and it is being counted every four days. Farmers and traders comes to display their products and farm produce every day especially on the market day. The market has over one thousand traders and attracts large crowds of daily customers from different parts of areas including people from Onitsha.[2] The market is being managed by the Oshimili South Local Government.[3]

Ogbe-Ogonogo Market Fire Incident 2020

Parts of the Ogbe-Ogonogo market Asaba was razed by fire in the early hours of Tuesday May 26 2020. The fire which started around 7am destroyed the entire livestock section and part of the tailoring materials section. No human casualty was recorded in the fire incident although Several properties worth millions of Naira were destroyed.[4][5][6]

The governor of Delta State Senator Dr Ifeanyi A Okowa, who visited the market to inspect the extent of damage caused by the fire, assured that the state government would assist the traders affected to get back to their businesses.[7][8][9]

During a sympathy visit to Delta State, the Honourable Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq, handed over relief materials to the Delta State Government and also flagged off the distribution of the materials to the victims of the fire incident.[10][11]

See also

References
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  3. "Delta govt hands over Ogbeogonogo Market to Oshimili LGA". Vanguard News. 2018-10-23. Retrieved 2021-08-29.
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  7. didy. "Governor Ifeanyi Okowa Visits Part Of The Ogbeogonogo Market Affected By Tuesday's Fire Incident". Retrieved 2021-08-29.
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  9. "Delta State Government". Retrieved 2021-08-29.
  10. "Asaba Market Fire: Farouq visits Asaba with relief materials - Chronicle.ng". www.chronicle.ng. 2020-06-03. Retrieved 2021-08-29.
  11. Yakubu-hammer, Collins (2020-06-03). "Delta: Victims of Ogbeogonogo market fire disaster get FG's assistance". NNN. Retrieved 2021-08-29.
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