Poorly Executed Demolition Goes Ethnic in Lagos.

“Rockview ,Ajao Estate Lagos

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under demolition, you see the tribal decay in this country can never stop . This is Igbos stronghold & one of the areas PO won landslide, now see the retaliation by the Lagos state govt. Are we still in one Nigeria? The answer is a big NO….”
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Further reports

A viral video on Sunday showed the demolition of houses at Rockview, Ajao Estate, Lagos State. In the video, a female resident was heard crying about the demolition,stating that she couldn’t bring out her property from the rubble. She said, “They have demolished my house. I was in the hospital, they just called me that they’ve started demolishing our house. They are demolishing the whole street o. They just came and started demolishing.
our house. Jesus, I couldn’t bring out my properties.” The General Manager of the Lagos State Building Control Agency Gbolahan Oki, during a press briefing on Friday, while speaking on the demolition, said some houses close to the Murtala Muhammed International Airport lacked
the necessary building permits from relevant agencies.

Another view

Dear All
Let me tell you the true story about this demolition . My relation lives opposite street where this demolition took place yesterday

The entire land in that area belongs to FAAN. Omoniles and acclaimed land owners sold those land . FAAN came a few years back and dug a canal demarcating the boundaries of the land . They warned people not to cross the canal

People went and bought those land across the canal and built houses on the land that belongs to FAAN which they have been warned . Stop work orders were given and they did not stop . This has been on for some years . The law around there is that no body should build more than one story . Yet one of our brothers built two story. A cargo plane almost crashed into that house a few weeks ago . They have been given notices of demolition one year ago, last six months and last month

The thing is that they never took FAAN serious . They never believed it will happen .

This is a very big lesson
1) Don’t buy canal and water way to build house

2) Don’t buy land that is encumbered and don’t build on such land

3) Don’t join those who keep saying nothing will happen

Something can happen one day !!!!!


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