The markets included Mushin Main Market, Ojuwoye, Awolowo, Irepodun, and Daleko.
Mr Tokunbo Wahab said their modes of operations must be digitised to make it more transparent and profitable.
Ms Kadiri said shanties and illegal traders’ structures around the Ajah BRT corridor and the Ajah Jubilee Bridge were also cleared.
They will be arraigned before a magistrate’s court on Monday.
The Lagos government has shut down Mile 12 and Owode Onirin markets for violating environmental laws.
Ladipo Market was reopened alongside Oyingbo, Ile Epo Oke-Odo, and Alamutu markets earlier.
The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has reopened the sealed Ladipo, Oyingbo, Alamutu Ologede and Ile-Epo markets.
The dislodged traders were caught engaging in roadside trading after the market was closed for constituting environmental nuisance.
The state government said it re-opened the market after certifying that all checklists given to the market officials had been addressed.
He urged property owners and residents to procure adequate waste bins for their homes.
