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Video Sparks Debate as Cassava Is Dried on New Ibadan Expressway

Video Sparks Debate as Cassava Is Dried on New Ibadan Expressway

A video reportedly shows cassava being spread out to dry on a newly constructed expressway in Ibadan, Oyo State. The incident has sparked criticism over road safety, food hygiene and the protection of public infrastructure. Others argue that roadside drying is a familiar practice in many communities where open space is limited. Should food crops be dried on public roads, or should authorities provide safer spaces for local processors?

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prince

What safer, affordable drying options are available to cassava processors around Ibadan when roadside space has become a familiar practice?

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kunle

I agree, processors need drying methods that protect both the product and people using the road.

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kris

The debate makes sense because livelihoods, food hygiene, road safety, and protecting a new expressway are all being weighed at once.

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mel

I agree; it is understandable why people see this from different angles, especially with safety and everyday livelihoods involved.

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jesse

Calling it familiar should not automatically make it acceptable on an expressway, especially where traffic safety and public infrastructure are involved.

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zaza

Local authorities and agricultural groups could identify designated drying areas and communicate clear rules before enforcement becomes the only response.

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