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no.1 platform wey dey sama naija people with ogbonge informate about their streets,areas,small businesses and every wey concern naija people on top where them dey live. looking for a house? searching for smes? how much is the rent? how good is the road? office buildings, lodge, mechanics and vulcanize-rs. tarred. this street is close to the railway at ikeja along and near the ikeja lga   secretariat.. the national as*embly is considering a comprehensive bill which, if pas*ed, will enable the federal and state governments to regulate. street trading, levy vendors, and make sure that across the country, individuals without permanent structures cannot trade without a. named the “nigerian street trading regulation commission (establishment, protection of livelihoods, etc.) bill, 2018”,  was the policy and legal advocacy centre (plac) states that the bill pas*ed through first reading generate revenue for the federal government through the establishment of the nigerian street trading regulation commission (nstrc). it says the purpose of the agency shall also be providing an institutional and formal approach to protecting the livelihoods of street traders, if the provisions of the bill are strictly implemented, it is expected that millions of nigerians who are engaged in one form of street trading or the other will lose this source of livelihood and may be forced into alternative ventures. and the bill has a broad services to the general public, in a street, lane, side walk, footpath, pavement, public park or any other public place or private area, from a temporary built up structure or by moving from place to place and includes hawker, peddler, squatter and all other synonymous part four, sections 18 to 25, deals with the manner in which street trading will be regulated. according to it, no person can engage in street-trading unless they have a license (valid for a limited period), accompanied by an identification card. to get the license, an amount will be paid and an undertaken must be signed with the state street trading committee to swear, among other