DEXTROVERT:
These people are bad oooo, Did they want his wife and children to cry, who will feed his family now?

Adesiji77:


NOT affect, you meant?

ibedun:
IGBO usurpers are next!!!!!

Thank me later.

MrMcJay:



When Government acquires land for public use, the owners are entitled to adequate compensation (emphasis on adequate). Over time, what the Lagos State Government does is that it acquires large parcels of land (e.g 500 Hectares) for public uses. Now, when the villagers apply for excision of their land, they get a little portion of it back (e.g 80 Hectares). Apart from this released portion, there is no financial compensation to these families for the 420 Hectares of land taken from the family. The Government relies on the Land Use Act to perpetrate this fraud.

A little portion of the 420 Hectares (e.g 100 Hectares)is then used for government purposes while the remaining 320 Hectares is then shared by the powers that be in the form of GRAs, Estates and other land holdings. This has been done since the time of Raji Rasaki up to Fashola.

I think the Government needs to carry the indigenous land owners in projects like this. There should be adequate compensation paid and effective dispute resolution techniques applied.

Originalsly:
Hmmmm.....I think the guy was arrogant....wrong and strong.... is like " who these villagers think they are?....I'll go there personally and beat the crap out of them ... let them know who I am". If the states requires people's lands...they need to compensate them....and possible relocate them. Is about time people start standing up to the oppressors. Not supporting killings...but I support the villagers...they started with a peaceful protest... and when the police brought fire to them...they fought back with fire.

DEXTROVERT:
These people are bad oooo, Did they want his wife and children to cry, who will feed his family now?

MrMcJay:

The Government relies on the Land Use Act to perpetrate this fraud.
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thotsofnaij:
Blame Obasanjo for signing the useless decree that gave the hausa fulani all the land in Nigeria indirectly cause he who controls the government controls the land.

DEXTROVERT:
These people are bad oooo, Did they want his wife and children to cry, who will feed his family now?

Zanaij:
WHY THIS?

Kingscee:
Rest in peace to the dead, but yorubas should seek for other ways of making money instead of relying so much on land.

agitator:
Welcome to the Niger Delta oil and gas exploration experience club.

This is just a minute impact compared to what the oil producing communities have been suffering, and yet the South West slaves have started crying.

M16:
Mr Disu is someone who wouldn't hurt a fly. He was so kind,loving and a complete gentleman. He has been working tirelessly for the development of the zone. He was brought from Afri-Exim bank in Cairo to head the development of the zone. He had been working on that project for the past eight years.

He worked tirelessly and passionately for that project. [size=8pt]He worked without salary at times and spent so much of his personal funds on the development of the zone.

It put him at loggerheads with former Governor Fashola who thought he had a personal interest in the zone.He was suspended by Fashola and later re-instated. He believed so much and was dedicated to the development of the project.He lived and breathed the development of the Zone. He was a very intelligent and hardworking person and had a positive effect on whoever comes in contact with him.

I remember when a group of investors came to Nigeria from USA and Mr Disu was in Australia with the Jonathan delegation. He rushed back and flew economy class all the way from Australia, downgrading his ticket from business class just to make it back to Lagos, before they left.

The part of the zone sold to Dangote was done by Lagos State Government without Mr Disu's knowledge. Lagos state officials saw the project as a pipeline to make money and that was always putting him at loggerheads with them.
He was such a loving, kind, devoted, selfless and full of life. what a loss

Innalillahi wa inna illahi rajiun

lonelydora:
May his soul rest in peace. Reminds me of my father's advice;

LonelyMUGU: Please dont ever drag anything call Land or Property even if it rightly belongs to me. Land can kill and it's only a living person that can acquire it. As long as there's life, God will give you another land. Thank you father for that advice.

Any young man in that village should be very careful now because these troops can vent their anger on them.

M16:



Speak not of what you don't have knowledge about. He was working for Lagos State Government, not as a private individual. The land sold to Dangote was done by the officials at Alausa without Mr Disu and his office knowing about it. Lekki Worldwide had been involved in the negotiation with the villagers from beginning and been handling community issues, but when it comes to selling land and collecting money, Alausa jumps to that. After selling the land to Dangote, he was now sent to quell all the anger that caused

MrMcJay:



When Government acquires land for public use, the owners are entitled to adequate compensation (emphasis on adequate). Over time, what the Lagos State Government does is that it acquires large parcels of land (e.g 500 Hectares) for public uses. Now, when the villagers apply for excision of their land, they get a little portion of it back (e.g 80 Hectares). Apart from this released portion, there is no financial compensation to these families for the 420 Hectares of land taken from the family. The Government relies on the Land Use Act to perpetrate this fraud.

A little portion of the 420 Hectares (e.g 100 Hectares) is then used for government purposes while the remaining 320 Hectares is then shared by the powers that be in the form of GRAs, Estates and other land holdings. This has been done since the time of Raji Rasaki up to Fashola.

I think the Government needs to carry the indigenous land owners in projects like this. There should be adequate compensation paid and effective dispute resolution techniques applied.