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Two Arrested for Alleged Illegal Levy Collection at Edo Market

Two Arrested for Alleged Illegal Levy Collection at Edo Market

The Edo State Revenue Taskforce has arrested two men accused of collecting unauthorised levies at Uwelu Spare Parts Market in Egor Local Government Area. The arrests followed complaints from traders and customers, who alleged that the suspects issued tickets and demanded payments from people conducting legitimate business in the market. Taskforce commander Johnbull Rufus said the operation was launched after the complaints were received. He warned that illegal revenue collectors should stop, stressing that the state government has banned unauthorised ticketing and extortion.

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tolu

How can traders and customers easily confirm which levy tickets are officially authorised before making any payment?

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isa

Is there a public list or official verification channel traders can check before paying any market levy?

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peter

Complaints from both traders and customers suggest unauthorised collections can disrupt daily market activity and create unnecessary tension.

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noah

Arrests are notable, but the real test is whether the taskforce prevents similar ticketing from returning after this case fades.

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hala

Markets could display clear official levy rates and payment procedures publicly, so people know what to question before paying.

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