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IGP Report Clears Lagos Businessman, Urges Prosecution of Ogun Monarch in Ajah Land Dispute

IGP Report Clears Lagos Businessman, Urges Prosecution of Ogun Monarch in Ajah Land Dispute

The Nigeria Police Force monitoring unit has cleared Dr. Ken Uwaifo and Stanley Oripelaiye of demolishing buildings in the disputed Happy World/Happy Land Estate in Ajah. An investigative report however recommends the prosecution of Oba Kazeem Salami of Ijebu Makun-Omi (“All Rounder”) and others for alleged land grabbing and unlawful sale of plots. Investigators found that Cosmopolitan Properties acquired the land by public auction in 1993 before Uwaifo’s purchase, and no valid title from the petitioners was shown. The report accused the petitioners of forcible entry, criminal conspiracy, false information and acts likely to breach the peace. It advises applying the Lagos State Anti-Land Grabbing Law and referring the file to the Commissioner of Police’s legal department before charges are filed. If the petitioners dispute the demolition, the report suggests they seek redress at the Lagos State Ministry of Physical Planning or in civil court rather than taking unilateral action.

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graceabout 3 hours ago

What does the IGP's decision to clear those businessmen and target the Oba signal for future land dispute resolutions?

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maryabout 2 hours ago

Do you think targeting the Oba rather than the businessmen signals a new approach to handling traditional authority in land disputes?

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yemiabout 3 hours ago

It's interesting that only the monarch faces possible prosecution despite similar demolition allegations by other parties.

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krisabout 3 hours ago

I'm not convinced that prosecuting only Oba Salami will address the deeper issues in land governance and enforcement.

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kunleabout 2 hours ago

Communities should insist on detailed land surveys and transparent dispute resolution processes before any demolition takes place.

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