Former president, Olusegun Obasanjo, has rented out a building in his native Ibogun village to the Ifo local government area of Ogun State at the meager charge of N10 per year.
The 25-room building, with facilities such as water, toilets and a standby generator, will serve as the secretariat of the newly established Coker-Ibogun Local Council Development Area (LCDA).

The chairman of the LCDA, Juwon Gbadebo, revealed the charity to members of the State House of Assembly Committee on Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, led by Olusola Sonuga, who were on oversight function to the area.

He said that the former president's act of good faith is a commendable feat that should contribute to boosting development in the state.

Leader of the delegation, Mr. Sonuga, advised the council to make use of the resources that it has been afforded and generate more revenue from it.

The Coker-Ibogun LCDA is part of the 52 councils recently created by state governor, Ibikunle Amosun, as part of his administration's efforts to extend the dividends of democracy to the grassroots.

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Weldone sir

Great. Other Yoruba leaders should learn from Baba.

- Yoruba landlords of face to face, self con, one bedroom, two bedroom, three bedroom, four bedroom.

- Yoruba landlords of estates, religious centres, school and event centres.

- Yoruba landlords of malls and other commercial centres.

And useless landlords that depends on only rent to survive

great

Op, you forgot to add 6 zeros

Funny old man. So after ten years he will make N100 from 25 rooms building.

Weldone Sir

The purpose of the 10 maira is to establish ,in law, a landlord-tenant relationshiop between the council and his estate

commendable, if he didn't rob peter to pay paul.

Keneking:
Great. Other Yoruba leaders should learn from Baba.

- Yoruba landlords of face to face, self con, one bedroom, two bedroom, three bedroom, four bedroom.

- Yoruba landlords of estates, religious centres, school and event centres.

- Yoruba landlords of malls and other commercial centres.

And useless landlords that depends on only rent to survive