Xscape1993:
Nothing surprises me in this evil government anymore. APC government is evil.

ivolt:
Could this eviction issue be why Lagos CP was embarrassed at a different gate?

airsaylongcome:


Different estate from the one that has been in the news

Jaqenhghar:

Noted with thanks

oshozondii:

Segun Adewale, former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Chairman in Lagos and resident of the estate, condemned the state government for keeping mute over the matter

Curious346:
Sad.

Simi the artiste has a house here.
I just pity her .

Another dude I know who lives here, made me to understand that he uses 600k to change each shock absorber of his Mercedes Benz jeep.
4 shocks cost him N2.4m. price for Corolla ... Hiaaaan

BornToSucced:
Please, as much as you want be a home owner in Lagos, be very strategic and pray for God's guidance.

In Lagos, you can own a house in your 30s, and homeless in your 50s because of fraudulent government and its officials.

If possible and dependingon your levelof income, focus on developing in your own state capital, then build up funds and buy a land/house in a genuine estate here in Lagos to avoid this scenario.

I feel like crying for these Magodo landlords, especially at this trying times.

Nezzjnr:

You people don't read at all.. This case has been on before the so called Apc was formed.

nony43:
Nigerian police is the worst police force in the world. God in my next world don’t bring me anywhere close to Africa. The should come abroad and learn policing. Here you will see police with big tattoos and they will smile and joke with you. But in UAR body they pepper them.

abobote:
Na so my landlord lock me inside house in 2015, coz I de owe for 2weeks. Self con of 100k per "year", I no fit pay, but now I de stay for one bedroom flat for 100k per "month" and I never owe shishi. Poverty na bastard.
To de matter, Nigerians don't like obeying others till they are forced

FreeStuffsNG:

You mean some Nigerians not all Nigerians.
This is a lesson to folks like you who stereotype and deceive the gullible that you can do any nonsense and get away with it. They bought land stolen from the true owners and think they'll still use the law to intimidate them but they forgot there are still people of conscience in the land. Only a foolish Nigerian will not learn from this.

LLiKYekoba:


I thought Government owns all land?Why was the Lagos government which you support giving out C of Os to innocent buyers on properties they grabbed illegally from the real owners.

daddytime:
The residents shouldn't be the ones to bear the brunt of a reckless and incompetent government/system.

The residents should be suing the State government for huge sums too.

Enjoy my siggy

abobote:
Na so my landlord lock me inside house in 2015, coz I de owe for 2weeks. Self con of 100k per "year", I no fit pay, but now I de stay for one bedroom flat for 100k per "month" and I never owe shishi. Poverty na bastard.
To de matter, Nigerians don't like obeying others till they are forced

deepwater:


stop talking like a kid
who would have believed that MAGODO wasnt safe to own a home?

ivolt:
Could this eviction issue be why Lagos CP was embarrassed at a different gate?

DAREH13:
So this is why CP was denied entry
Lolzzzzz

Stupid servant gatekeepers will be blaming themselves now

plaetton:
Lawless County.
Where else can this possibly happen.

For those who don't know the genesis of this problem, let me brief them.
Way back in the early 80s, the Lasg seized the Shangisha estate from developers without compensation. I know that because my family was among the victims.
The affected developers formed a union and then sued LASG. The first court ruled in favor of the developers. The LASG appealed, lost , appealed again and again, over the span of over 40yrs. During all this meantime, the had LASG sold off the same plots of land and houses in Shangisha to new Set of developers, who I assume, through political and ethnic connections.
Finally, 2 years ago, the highest court in the land ruled once agian in favor of the developers.
Having no more appeals to file, the LASG Finally agreed to a settlement. Rather than financial compensation, they offered the developers plots of land somewhere in Badagry that were less than 1% I'm value to what they had lost in the hands of the same LASG.

Obviously, the developers declined the bad faith offer by the LASG and have been lobbying for a fairer deal.

The current agitation to reclaim their lost assets is basically aimed at embarrassing and strong-arming the LASG to give them fair compensation for stealing their lands and properties 40yrs ago.

In any decent country, these victims should have been adequately compensated long ago.

nony43:
Nigerian police is the worst police force in the world. God in my next world don’t bring me anywhere close to Africa. The should come abroad and learn policing. Here you will see police with big tattoos and they will smile and joke with you. But in UAR body they pepper them.

plaetton:
Lawless County.
Where else can this possibly happen.

For those who don't know the genesis of this problem, let me brief them.
Way back in the early 80s, the Lasg seized the Shangisha estate from developers without compensation. I know that because my family was among the victims.
The affected developers formed a union and then sued LASG. The first court ruled in favor of the developers. The LASG appealed, lost , appealed again and again, over the span of over 40yrs. During all this meantime, the had LASG sold off the same plots of land and houses in Shangisha to new Set of developers, who I assume, through political and ethnic connections.
Finally, 2 years ago, the highest court in the land ruled once agian in favor of the developers.
Having no more appeals to file, the LASG Finally agreed to a settlement. Rather than financial compensation, they offered the developers plots of land somewhere in Badagry that were less than 1% I'm value to what they had lost in the hands of the same LASG.

Obviously, the developers declined the bad faith offer by the LASG and have been lobbying for a fairer deal.

The current agitation to reclaim their lost assets is basically aimed at embarrassing and strong-arming the LASG to give them fair compensation for stealing their lands and properties 40yrs ago.

In any decent country, these victims should have been adequately compensated long ago.

haslaw:



This your story can't be true. What compensation do you need again when the supreme court has rulled in your favour?

donprinyo:
simply sue the state government