₦airaland Forum

Moferere:
It is good, I don't like houses where a dead person is buried.

You are very funny. Some 200 years ago, there's 90% certainty that some persons have been buried in the house where you live now. Think about this!!

If the person didn't have any serious communicable disease or isn't buried near a water source it should be OK.

This should be a case by case basis.

Basicend:
Omo u no go fit harvest anything comot for that house I tell you.

Na struggle mode every tenant go dey.

Everyone dey cash out steady for the house...
Na him make me like am.

If public cemetery are secured, and cost friendly, people will patronize it.

I once visited Igbogbo cemetery, we were told permanent or temporary (temporary, I don't understand) very unkempt and full of weeds they still charge 120K

The benue state government has to do same. Na only for makurdi person go die instead of to carry the body go mortuary them go carry the body come store for house, as the body dey inside house na so so party till the day of burial. A guy died close to my house in north bank, mission ward, the body was kept in his room for three month, baba come see fear for area na,

With Omoonile brouhaha, that's what most residents used in securing their property from being sold behind their back or encroached.

What LASG must do is to implement a policy or policies that protect the rights of land owners. Even when I don't have substantial claim or evidence, most public office holders with vested interests have abused the power of office holding by securing information from the lands registry and with unjust advantage to buy lands belonging to residents by way of misrepresentation that it's for government's use and they, the land owners without due diligence will yield to their mundane interest. Other cases, are land grabbing as substantiated by a land client of mine from a notable former political office holder in LASG.

And sometimes I begin to feel is it the will of the people that's paramount or their vested interests?

In conclusion, let LASG put a lasting solution to land grabbing and the excessiveness of Omoonile. This policy they are about is secondary.


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The same Lagos State that charges you Land Use charge wants to tell you what you can and can’t do on the land.

We did tiles...so there is no water flowing to or near the graves. It’s the smartest decision, the best economical decision and for how long they worked and toiled for this country they don’t deserve to be far from their sweat.

When public cemeteries run out of space they start burying on top of others nobody of good background and genuine appreciation for their loved ones would want that for their loved ones.

Have rules and measure that people can follow especially the way it’s built in order to do it without harming the environment but don’t just say it is not allowed. For some it’s how their home remains a home and not some fictional idea of shared assets

Esseite:
This law should be replicated all over Nigeria.. if people only knew the sahara desert was once an ocean, we would know a lot of things dont matter.

I dey tell you.

capitalzero:
It is good idea. Stories of ghosts will reduce

Your sentence is missing an "a" ode!

See you still gallivanting about in your stupidity. Failed psychiatric porter.

Useless Mushin boy trying to flex muscle with me Island boy. I will be your undoing on this platform.

Ehen! A quick question... Hope say LAPO no seize that your rickety 96 motor? Idiot

So that they can easily get body parts for their ritual, in fact it will boost the business of Remi T. because she is the one controlling all the cemetery in Los.

capitalzero:
It is good idea. Stories of ghosts will reduce

It’s not about Ghost it’s how it was done that matters some line the graves to prevent water from seeping in some just put it in sand...and go

This also means that Grail Land go get a memo too

You will never find this in the North.

Shellsploit:
Welcome development!

Meanwhile, my current apartment has 6 graveyards .. They are digging the 7th one tomorrow. Naso person go dey hear discussion everytime once its 1am.

Lol..

This will be difficult in Edo because wherever the corpse is buried becomes the inheritance of the first son, and this is equally used in keeping tracks of some event in among the Benis

Osanoghodua1:
This will be difficult in Edo because wherever the corpse is buried becomes the inheritance of the first son, and this is equally used in keeping tracks of some event in among the Benis

Safe burial practice is more important than culture

Shellsploit:
Welcome development!

Meanwhile, my current apartment has 6 graveyards .. They are digging the 7th one tomorrow. Naso person go dey hear discussion everytime once its 1am.

if be yhu once that discussion starts I go komot outside go join them, u fit benefit from the meeting

Shellsploit:
Welcome development!

Meanwhile, my current apartment has 6 graveyards .. They are digging the 7th one tomorrow. Naso person go dey hear discussion everytime once its 1am.

Why not join the discussion, maybe they can make you the chairman.

I usually run from houses with visible graves. WTF.

I can't stand seeing someone's grave everyday

Na whao when Atan cementery is full to fullest burying dead corpse upon dead corpse.

And one government now said we should bury our loved one inside our compound again.

They should and arrest Ajumobi family that their son died of Corona Virus and his body was buried in his GRA residence with air-condition blowing dead.

TooMuchStuff:
No be for Kogi state O.

Where in Kogi state are you talking about? I'm from Kogi Isanlu precisely for over 3 decades now no one is allow to bury their dead at the premises not even a prominent General in the military.

goooze:
Where in Kogi state are you talking about? I'm from Kogi Isanlu precisely for over 3 decades now no one is allow to bury their dead at the premises not even a prominent General in the military.

See you...
U nefa pass tru Okene befor? Graves everywhere