The New trend of land grapers (Ajagun Gbale) in Ibeju - Lekki is alarming. Some element that are more power than State are in operation in Ibeju Lekki since May 29, 2015. For example community like
1. Abule Baba Adisa fell into the hand on land grapers late 2015.
2. Oko Olomi, Iya Alaba (comprises of more than 8 village totaling about 1,650 hectares) is current under the control of Land Grapers since 17/04/2016 where thousands of residence has been displaced, their building were demolished (IDP in Lagos)
3. Occupants behind WAKA filling station (where Lekki British Int'l School have their permanent site) also have their own shares countless number of houses were demolished in March 2016
4. The villagers behind Fajak around ONOSA Village were also not left out
Many other villages around Ibeju Lekki are still on the list of Land Grapers (Ajagun Gbale).
The questions are
1. Is land grapers licensed in Lagos?
2. Who is behind this just one year after the change of government?
3. Are the land grapers (Ajagun Gbale) powerful than government?
4. Is Lagos state government not aware of this or they are pretending?
5. What is government doing to ensure that this is stopped?
6. Is this change we voted for?
7. Is government so handicap to help the helpless?
8. Are the law that criminalized Ajagun Gbale be expunged from Lagos state law?
9. Are the Ajagun Gbale in Ibeju-Lekki working for government?
10. Who will rescue the innocent citizens from this powerful element?
11. Is there need to demolish people houses by Ajagun Gbale for Lagos to become mega city?
We need our government to act now and save Ibeju-Lekki from Ajagun Gbale. All relevant authority should investigate the ongoing activities of Ajagun Gbale at Oko-Olomi, Iya Alaba area. This is still fresh all kind of gun and sophisticated weapons is been displayed by this people. This people also constitute security risk to the area as Ibeju-Lekki has started experiencing robbery and other criminal activities. Your excellence sir Gov Ambode we believe in your government, your vision and your effort to ensure Lagos attained her potential, we therefore appeal that you come to rescue Ibeju-Lekki from this menace.

God bless Lagos, God bless Nigeria.

This is a very serious issue, i just confirmed this incidence today. But what step can be taken by a land owner in Oko Olomi who have a signed deed and reciept and also already have a survey to the land given the present situation.
I will really appreciate ur honest opinion. Thanks