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A passionate Yoruba man raises alarm and calls on Yoruba lawmakers to take immediate action! In this emotional plea, he demands that indigenous leaders protect Lagos land from being sold to non-indigenous buyers. As concerns grow over the future of Yoruba heritage and ownership in Lagos State, this video sheds light on a deepening crisis affecting culture, identity, and community rights.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd1OBUtqNKo

EvergreenDiarie:
A passionate Yoruba man raises alarm and calls on Yoruba lawmakers to take immediate action! In this emotional plea, he demands that indigenous leaders protect Lagos land from being sold to non-indigenous buyers. As concerns grow over the future of Yoruba heritage and ownership in Lagos State, this video sheds light on a deepening crisis affecting culture, identity, and community rights.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd1OBUtqNKo

Interesting historical takes from the young man.

But it MUST be emphasized that All the lands these people claim to buy are actually on lease (rented land) and at the end of the lease period, the lands will be returned to the families that ORIGINALLY own the lands if they do NOT renew the lease.

Therefore, any mansion or whatever building is still standing on the lands will he demolished and the Yoruba families that own the rented or leased lands can do whatever they want to do with it.