• Some Adum Bluelight traders are trending after they resumed trading at their respective spots weeks after the fire incident
• A video doing rounds on social media showed some traders expressing optimism about the resumption of business
• Netizens who saw the video expressed mixed reactions in the comments section of the post with joy and relief being the most common feelings

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Normalcy is gradually returning at Adum Blue Light as sections of traders affected by the recent fire outbreak slowly but surely continue to resume their business activities.

A video making rounds online shows a group of traders delighted and in a happy mood selling clothes and sneakers at their respective work stations.

Recall that a few weeks ago, the devastating fire ravaged most shops at the bustling business hub resulting in traders losing their wares worth millions of cedis.

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A young man, speaking to a content creator, was surprised to see that some traders had defied the odds and were selling their items regardless of the circumstances.

In satisfying his curiosity, he engaged one of the traders who said their main aim was to provide for the needs of their customers.

Another video also showed one female trader sitting behind her wares looking moody not knowing if people would come and patronise her business.

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She confessed that business was not booming but was hopeful that things would get better.

The Adum market fire incident, which occurred on Friday, March 21, 2025, ravaged several shops, leaving the traders devastated.

Many individuals have also extended help in many forms including making monetary and non-monetary donations as a way to help them reconstruct the shops so they can resume their trading activities on a full-time basis.

At the time of drafting this report, the video had raked in over 3,000 likes and 50 comments.

Watch the video below:

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