Many more people who today pride themselves as landlords in Lagos, particularly those who have built their homes in the Ibeju-Lekki and Epe areas of the state, risk becoming tenants as the state government has said that about 80 percent of buildings in that corridor are unapproved.

Since Oluyinka Olumide, the Lagos State Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, made this revelation in a chat with newsmen, apprehension and fear of the unknown have become the order of the day among those who own those unapproved buildings...
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Where was the government when all these buildings were erected? Why no task force to stop them? Anyway wetin concern me?

Please always invest in Enugu. Enugu is beautiful and government will always compensate you before demolition.

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Where was the government when all these buildings were erected? Why no task force to stop them? Anyway wetin concern me?

Please always invest in Enugu. Enugu is beautiful and government will always compensate you before demolition.

Compensate for demolition Who would ever pray to fall victim of such 😢

Government policies on destruction. Why not give these house owners leverage to pay certain amount before a stipulated time. Many people run from the bottleneck and bureaucracy in government offices

So... Rational