₦airaland Forum

obi58:
Just read what you wrote. Does anything there make sense?

Name one country in the world where government can choose to demolish a building with approved building plan without compensation. Does being a Nigeriamn mean impunity should be supported?

CloudResident:
It takes people with sense to appreciate sensible comments hence the few likes
Bro go get some sense yourself before the world give up on you
Pèlé seriously.

obi58:
Simple question you cannot answer.

Olodoo.

Sorry for yourself

obi58:
Simple question you cannot answer.

Olodoo.

Sorry for yourself

Oblongata:
Sir you have valid points, though many still feel the building was erected because of political influence, however , since i don't argue about what am not certain of, i would want us to leave that aside...

by compensation , i was referring to the government compensating Ayefele; e.g with another building, or money, etc not the other way round. ..

He can be adequately compensated since the building was approved. .. he would surely win in a court of law, th this may take a while...

i sense you are affected by the development , it is a sensitive issue...

May God bless you sir !

obi58:
And you too.

Yes I agree with appropriate compensation for Ayefele if the government decides to demolish his structure.

Funny enough I have no personal knowledge of or relationship to Ayefele but will never be a supporter of impunity in public office.

I have deliberately left out the much touted story of the flooring of Shittu by Sowore at the radio station as pure conjecture as it will be plain silly for the government to choose to close down the station over an argument between 2 politicians.

obi58:
It's obvious you don't know much about this issue and are not willing to open your closed mind to enlightenment.

The case is already in court and Ayefele has secured a restraining order on the government's proposed demolition.

Saying that they enjoyed previous government sympathy is hearsay as I'm sure you don't have any evidence to prove that.

If you knew anything about law you would know that government can only demolish illegal structures without compensation. If they choose to continue with their nefarious plans, then they should be ready to pay compensation through their nose for illegal demolition as the building plan was approved.

Let's see if they will dare proceed with their plan when slammed with a potential 1bilion naira lawsuit.

But then again, this is Nigeria where precedent has already been laid for contravention of court orders so who knows?

kolaish:
Thank you, Mr know it all. Please take time to read the link below to clear your doubt and know the 2 sides to the story:

http://saharareporters.com/2018/08/16/ayefele-battle-save-his-music-house-building-demolition

Unfortunately, the station has been demolished this morning.

hardeytarhyour:
yes, but he has Acquire authority from Government and genuine approval from state government also,
if not, that building will not even come to existing without your approval, your approve him to build a building that worth 800million, have been exist some years back now you remember how to mount legal action, doesn't he pay taxe, or what...Gush

that is and
hyocricy level of our government

and you demolished 800 million naira building


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obi58:
These are exciting times.

I hope this case is taken to a court of competent jurisdiction to decide.

hardeytarhyour:
yes, but he has Acquire authority from Government and genuine approval from state government also,
if not, that building will not even come to existing without your approval, your approve him to build a building that worth 800million, have been exist some years back now you remember how to mount legal action, doesn't he pay taxe, or what...Gush

that is and
hyocricy level of our government

and you demolished 800 million naira building


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CloudResident:
I am NOT a fan of Ajimobi neither do I have any political affiliation to him. (Pls note)
Why was he given a leverage over others in the first place?
It's saddening to read your vile outbursts even from a point of naivety! Not only Ayefele's building but buildings which distort initial outlay of the road..
By the way your comparison with those countries are laughable in this case!
Excuse me.. Are you A Nigerian? Just asking...