₦airaland Forum

afrodoc:
176 illegal estates!

Some things no suppose to still dey happen.

iamoyindamola:
You think that's possible?
Like people build without government approval

BlueRayDick:
Well, if Government is saying they don't have approval shebi it is their word against the owners of the estate ?

I guess those that have approval will bring out their approval now that the government is alleging they didn't give them approval na.

afrodoc2:
Those estates no just rise up overnight like they do inside fairy tales. One can miss seeing 1 or 2 estates being built, or even 5 to 10, BUT 176?
The circular is very late. There are government officials who should be out on the field doing their jobs who prefer to sit at home or in their comfy offices.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]True. It shows how compromised the system is.

But it's better late than never. At least, na only money for land go loss.

Compared to when you have built and stayed there for years, only to be chased away like a thief[/color]

Theflint1:
It seems the main issue is that the estates don't have layout approvals...hopefully it's something they can settle on.

Theflint1:
It seems the main issue is that the estates don't have layout approvals...hopefully it's something they can settle on.

iamoyindamola:
That is a huge number and its not possible, i am curious to know the outcome of this but i know they want more money

iamoyindamola:
Compromise or not
The government must provide people from their side that will take the fall too no be to list estates in lekki and throw panic everywhere

Theflint1:
I think it's likely a sqeeze, fit be say the person in charge of the approvals got replaced and whoever replaced him can't unlook the choppings that the guy made and wants to chop his own too. He'd likely come up with some "different actual" plan for them and use that as avenue to chop his own too...na money e go end sha.

Theflint1:
It seems the main issue is that the estates don't have layout approvals...hopefully it's something they can settle on.

iamoyindamola:
What makes them illegal
Are they situation on canals or no proper accreditation from government

Theflint1:
Don't hold your breath on this.

raumdeuter:
If you settle someone in govt to pass you this time, Hope when another govt comes into power an decide that the time for demolition is now.

Theflint1:
What's legal today could be illegal tomorrow...the main problem I see is that the government agents see these things as a means to enrich themselves, and as long as that's the case all this sort of stories won't stop.

It's sort of like our police officers who don't care if you commit crimes and would even frame you if need be, as that's the only way they can put you in a position to pay bribes.

Employees of this Lagos approval agency would eat good this period.

raumdeuter:
If you settle someone in govt to pass you this time, Hope when another govt comes into power an decide that the time for demolition is now.

raumdeuter:
Isnt there a document called Governors consent? Or something like that issued to buyers. I think anyone who wants to buy a land must insist on that document

If your house is marked for demolition you can have a case for compensation vs those who do not

iamoyindamola:
Won't i get receipt or document from the govt official?

raumdeuter:
Did they get receipt from the govt official before the initial purchase? If they did, why are they nt presenting it now

I recalled when Tokunbo Wahab challenged anyone who has a govt approval and whose house was demolished to come forward.. I didnt hear what became of it

iamoyindamola:
Adron Homes i am sure won't be foolish not to have valid documents before selling to people

Theflint1:
Yea, there are just too many persons involved to assume they all didn't do due diligence.

iamoyindamola:
Adron Homes i am sure won't be foolish not to have valid documents before selling to people

GloriousGbola:
CBEX would like to know your location

Theflint1:
Yea, there are just too many persons involved to assume they all didn't do due diligence.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Young man history didn't start in 2022. Can you list the economic sanctions imposed on US after they invaded Iraq searching for non existent weapon of mass destruction... This is a country that doesn't share borders with America, yet hundred of thousands of Iraqi civilians were murdered. Today Iraq have been balkanized with US and her proxy groups occupying oil rich Iraqi province.

Destroyed Libya and killed Gaddafi,, today Libya is the largest black market in Africa where different terror groups can buy advanced & lethal weaponry.

They set the precedent in the 21st century.
But obviously, gullible people like you have buried their brain in Western propaganda so you believe that world history in this century started with the Russian SMO in Ukraine, a country which share the largest land border with Russia. Have majority of ethnic Russian/native Russian speakers in different Ukrainian regions..

Please stop quoting me because I will not reply you again. Na to bin your mention next time cox you don't know what you're talking about.

BlueRayDick:
Don't be so sure, the same Adron homes has been called out severally for being a fraudulent company.

https://fij.ng/article/to-get-his-refund-adron-homes-tells-europe-based-nigerian-to-give-up-30-of-his-n16-85m-payment/

GloriousGbola:
CBEX would like to know your location

iamoyindamola:
Compromise or not
The government must provide people from their side that will take the fall too no be to list estates in lekki and throw panic everywhere

BlueRayDick:
Don't be so sure. Don't make bold statements on behalf of those real estate companies, u will be disappointed if government actually prove they didn't authorize approval of the estates and the estate developers can't provide the documents they obtained from government that bears the state government's logo.

What I've come to learn is that anything can happen in this Nigeria.

The best thing is to wait and see how this plays out; let's see if the concerned estates will be able to prove their case

iamoyindamola:
Adron Homes i am sure won't be foolish not to have valid documents before selling to people

diggz:
Which government?

raumdeuter:
I actually want to believe many of those estates are individuals trying to be sharp and defraud people

You will hear things like its better to buy now that it doesnt have governors consent, once governors consent comes out the price with triple

Land with govt papers are usually sold for a premium, even if you go to the property section of Nairaland you see the arguments regularly, Those with gov consent advertize with it as an added value and some will tell you that you can buy for a lower price and "arrange gov consent"

https://www.nairaland.com/5423359/obtaining-governors-consent-land-mandatory

There are many people enjoying their property without this gov consent, but if na your side them open eye for, then goodluck

Land sale is where you meet some of the most dubious people in Nigeria