Lekki Demolition || Were Igbos targeted? || Everything you need to know.

There have been speculations that Igbo houses were singled out in the latest building demolition exercise in Ikota Lekki Lagos by Tokunbo wahab the commisioner of environment in Lagos state.
This investigative piece seeks to reveal the truth.
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[@VankyOfLagos]

I'm an IGBO trader in Alaba Lagos and I must confess that the Lagos State government are doing the right thing.

[@abiodunemmanuel5447]

My brother what they are doing is not the right time what is wrong is wrong the government should focus on developing the state not demolishing people property it's very bad

[@stellaokoh7107]

@@abiodunemmanuel5447 Very good point. It is not the right time to add more suffering to people. Creating hardship and homeless. How does these people responsible sleep at nights knowing fully well that they have send the owners of demolished properties to their early graves. Hence most people feel is targeted demolision. There is alway a expirig dates in everything but the consequences is what matters. Kudos to Sanwolu it is your time and tune.

[@abdulwasiujegede3923]

​@@abiodunemmanuel5447 How do you develop the state when people build on primary drainage channel? I do civil and hydraulic design and I can tell you that blocking primary drainage channel that takes water into the lagoon will cause serious flooding. Those properties needs to go

[@abiodunemmanuel5447]

@@abdulwasiujegede3923 brother do just say develop in nigeria let not deceive ourself nothing like develop everything is corruption this is not the right times for all this

[@joyceyaya8051]

Yariba claiming Ibo

[@leisurelycalm]

You did an excellent job on this video; Lagos State government could in fact use it to educate those who need to know about this situation. Well done! Cheers.

[@DURUBOND]

I appreciate this.

[@businessmogul4026]

❤

[@koffibaba8265]

Your explanation are detailed but what were they(govt agency)doing when all these constructions work was going on?

[@hammedameen6881]

​@koffibaba8265 did you listen to him when he said no building approval from government. And secondly those field officials who ought to stop those projects whilst they were still work in progress get bribed heavily in the usual Nigerian way just like the other big fella kept pestering the commissioner to allow them to contribute money to 'mitigate' the situation, in other word 'bribe him'.

[@makizee6.023]

God bless you bros, You didn't allow your ethnicity blind you to the reality of the situation..i wish more Nigerians think like you.

[@meldawilliams1636]

Exactly, because Africa has become a continent of politics and tribalism that we fail so many times to see ir hear the truth

[@stephenchike8373]

Your explanation of this issue was so detailed and accurate. We need more videos like this out there to change the narrative of tribalism that is gaining so much ground.

[@ekundayoolutimi3054]

With people like you I believe we still have hope in our country. I love your in-depth analysis of the whole demolition issues in Lagos state. People from the east especially believe they are the target because they didn't vote for the APC government which isn't true. How can a sensible person buy and construct a building on a waterway??? It doesn't make sense at all. And to think that we don't have laws in Nigeria is a lie. Our laws are always docile but once you are courageous enough to pinch it ,it becomes active and alive. We cannot keep doing the wrong things as a citizen and keep blaming the government for doing nothing. Is it the government that blocks canals with structures, is it the government that dump refuse inside drainages, is it the government that urinate indiscriminately on the road when they have made provisions for public toilets. Let us start helping ourselves and not the government by doing it the right way.

[@user-tj7ny8cm3o]

The Developers should be held accountable, the government should assist these house owners get justice

[@adebiyiaboderin1509]

You are a true journalist or blogger. You have an appreciation of the importance of truth in public discourse. God bless you. If only those spreading lies can learn from you.

[@adewaleoladayo9359]

This is the best and detailed channel I’ve seen as regards this Ikota issue. People should stop whipping ethnic sentiments

[@handsonlabssoftwareacademy594]

This is an unbiased and objective reporting. Its about time Nigerians start thinking straight instead of trivializing real issues.

[@JD-zh1el]

One of the most intelligent conversations I have seen about this issue

[@immyammy7185]

What is the need of all this explanation.

[@easyware]

@@immyammy7185because some people are claiming that the demolitions are a tribalistic act. And, it doesn't matter how much the matter is explained, these people will still believe all that nonsense. For them, everything starts and ends with tribalism.

[@onyeaboekwenmuo605]

Brother, I am really grateful for this wonderful and insightful analysis. Your illustrations give no room for further contention. Some of our money miss roads brothers feel they can buy their way out of every situation. This is an eye-opener to those who think we have no laws. The same is going on in the Abulado area of OjO LGA... Lagos is swamp land, hence when the government master plan isn't duly followed you see the outcome in the floodings and drainage blockages we experience in these areas. Nigerians should learn to respect our laws, that is where the real change and transformation comes. Bless you.

[@bayodson1331]

God bless you for this. I saw an IG post earlier and saw people saying it's targeted at Igbos.... words can not explain the disgust i felt at the level of stupidity, tribalism and sentiments existent in people's minds. Thank you again

[@dhoneyman09]

I need to give you a big hug. My property at Kubwa was demolished by El Rufai in 2007, This forced me to relocate. I was in Lagos and my Agents were cutting corners in Abuja. If Nigeria was working properly, believe me, a lot of people will suffocate.

[@sapphirefenty4630]

What a detailed video, nothing but the truth was shared in this video. Nigerians and how we think we should bribe our ways out of doing the right thing, instead of actually doing the right thing. Welldone for this explanation

[@jw1913]

They are the ones that protesting against government on media every day but all of them are corrupt

[@bashirosikoya4477]

Problem is scrupulous of people working for Lagos state government and indiscipline of our people wanting things at all cost. When problems arise they call names

[@josephtaka1943]

I can’t believe you have only 2 videos bro, you explain things so well. Where were you since, keep the great job👍👍👍

[@DURUBOND]

More coming. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@peterakano556]

Fair play. Nigerian must learn not to cut corners or disregard lawful process

[@Chlurr007]

This was very helpful. Seeing the news about these demolitions from overseas was heartbreaking, but getting a breakdown of what happened and why was enlightening.

[@ashayhemy3617]

Thank you for being wise

[@mimianon9025]

Thank you. Abeg help circulate. I love my Igbo friends here in US

[@henryokoye1014]

I stand to be corrected. This explains a lot. It does not look good at all. How can people intentionally build like this with their money knowing fully well that they are puting up illegal structures? I am surprised some people are not actually arrested for these impediments. There should be an investigation into this matter and those who violated the ordinance and rules of the masterplan should be prosecuted. That's one way to save people from themselves. Can you imagine the type of mosquitos that will be breeding in those areas? Bro, you cleared up a lot ofquestions and issues. I thank you immensely for that.

[@Wifebeater573]

You did an excellent job breaking this down. After watching it, it is clear to me that they were not targeted, and actually broke the law. They even wanted to bribe the commissioner in public? What?

[@olayinkaolabanji4720]

It gladdens my heart that this video originated from an Ibo person. In a cosmopolitan city like Lagos, its always a melting pot of tribes, cultures and ethnic but it amazes me how Ibo people always play the victim game about everything even when its crystal clear they flouted the rules. My candid advice is that most ibos should see things objectively and jettison any rivalry with Yorubas that only exist in their imagination. As a Lagosian, i will be more than happy if Agberos are taken off our roads despite the fact that 90% of them are from my tribe.

[@user-jz8ft8xh7c]

Lagos needs serious estate and land planning, can't develop with these uncontrollably spate of houses. To combat flooding, govt mist demolish all those houses along the canal. We've been complaining of floods without knowing the these guys are the cause. Good analysis nwannaa

[@ollyonearth]

OMG, watching this makes me want to cry of joy. Because I had lost hope in Nigeria before for our ethno-religious problem. But with people like you, I believe we still have hope.

[@tariolusola4029]

I love your authoritative confirmation that the buildings in question do not have approval.

[@ms.b8724]

A man of calibre & good morals, who is taking his time and initiative to look at this situation objectively and explain to concerned Nigerians, worldwide! Thank you very much o jare. That principled Commissioner is the best man for this job, aimed to rectify the impending problems caused by blocked drainage paths. People just building houses without correct permission and surveying, is wrong. De-corrupt Nigeria!!! Stop bribing our officials. Do things correctly from the start to prevent loss of lives and property in future. Thank you Duru Bond for this coverage.

[@adeyinkaosunnuyi5570]

God bless you for this. The question now remains how this lands were sold without reviewing the masterplan for the area.

[@emekatony2394]

I love what the lagos government are doing kudos to the governor

[@immyammy7185]

Lagos government must continue to clean up the state. It is very unclean and unorganized. Thank you government for caring for the people.

[@Ortigian4ever]

Wow, thank you! I was becoming quite worried with this newly emerging tribalism narrative. Your explanation was on point. You answered every question before I even posed them. You are a great communicator and teacher! Great job! I feel sorry for the people affected. All that destruction was disheartning to see. I wish we could build as quickly.

[@lampzkay]

i think we urgently need such an official in Ghana here to carry out the needed actions and bring about some sort of sanity in the system around us here.

[@FemiMartins-xl4se]

It's only the guilty that'd feel attacked when things like this happen. Were Igb-os also targeted Otti was demolishing buildings in ABA market.

[@royaldisi2286]

Clearly! Now it makes sense! They are even trying to bribe not understanding the seriousness of the risks involved.. thank you for the detailed information 😊❤

[@abdulidi733]

Objective analysis thank you for clear explanation. It’s apparent that even having a C of O does not guarantee you to simply start building. If the project does not have the approval you cannot build & if you do Na @ your own risk. You can never obtain approval on an untitled Land. If there is No C of O, No Governor consent, No Allocation you can’t get an approval. I wish the homeowners that lost or will be loosing their properties best of luck!

[@francisgodwin3958]

Non of those buildings can have C of O

[@abdulidi733]

@@francisgodwin3958 You are correct. There is a KZbinr who went to the estate and talked to owners. One mentioned that some parts of the land is not covered within the boundaries of excision. It’s sad!

[@user-ls2ib1jo2f]

My brother thanks for this explanation am so happy you’re equally an Igbo person like me initially the narrative of tribal demolition was all I heard until now, ndigbo be wise and spend your money which the whole world acknowledges you have wisely.

[@meldawilliams1636]

This is my first time on this channel, and I have learnt a lot, so I am subscribing because I prefer channels that empower and improve my life than gossip channels.

[@chuckolu4394]

I hope they don’t rebuild after the demolition. The government Ned to widen the canals to make sure there is no more encroachment. Thanks for the detailed explanation.

[@WunmiXP]

Fantastic job, Bond! Your clear and concise breakdown of the situation was incredibly enlightening for all of us. Thank you for taking the time to educate us with your expertise.

[@DURUBOND]

My pleasure!

[@ikeokwesa5693]

I have no qualms if these developers are flouting the law, then they must have these illegal properties demolished. This is the same thing Soludo had to do in Onitsha. Planning is key and people must get clearance for their buildings.

[@ShoggyPlayTv]

Best video I've seen explaining the ongoing demolitions. Still very unfortunate for the affected people though.

[@topmannrchardson1630]

thanks for the update, you've done a very good job sir. now its clear to us that are in diaspora. monetizing everything will destroy the whole system but thank God for some stubborn ministers that value what is right over money. my sympathy goes to the affected owners too, its a huge loss though. but its for the good of the whole community afterwards.

[@demolaayorinde3599]

Thanks

[@jw1913]

Most of them knew it was illegal before they even bought the land they just believed that money can by everybody so I didn’t sympathize with such people

[@DRealCrownPrince123]

I will rather call such ministers/commissioners, God fearing and God-filled to 'some degrees' because they're almost the same. The major problem with infrastructural development setbacks and stagnation in Nigeria is the People/Citizens. And unfortunately when you have such selfish people like those in this video (building on canals/waterways) who ONLY care about their own pockets and family, then how do we expect there to be development in the country.

[@martinsdavis01]

Brother you doing a good job by opening our eyes. Am also your brother from IMO state. Mbano!

[@markokusanya855]

I don't know how lawful issues are dealt with in Lagos Nigeria, but the lawyers dealing with each property purchase should have access to the plans and rights issued by the government of the said land/s. That is the main purpose of engaging lawyers to carry out a land and title searches. If there is such a confirmation that due diligence was done, then the liability falls on the government. Plus, with this type of situation, a liability insurance should be added to the transaction cost to protect the interested buyers on all future transactions. This is a great analysis of the problem, as I always wondered why there was so much flooding in these areas. Now it makes perfect sense. Peace and Love ✊🏿 ❤️

[@mubarakadigun5203]

Well done and thank you. We need voice like yours.

[@godsonnsofor1554]

As an igbo man being this unbiased ,I duff my cap for u am impressed!

[@KingsDavidFarms]

Thank you for the information and clarifications. Wrong can not be right

[@wolexo8754]

This the best explanation of the Lekki demolition. Thanks

[@toyinakiode2980]

This is a very educative and well made video. My thoughts are with those bearing the impacts of flooding and demolitions at different ends of the issues.

[@kingsegunakindoyin2286]

you gave very detailed information...thank you

[@kentnike85]

I've subscribed because you told the truth!! I'm proud of you!

[@abiodunadesanya7503]

Thanks for sharing this, it gives me clarity and much needed closure

[@churchilleburajolo9112]

Thank you very much. This is very detailed and informative

[@Chb2y]

I'm VERY impressed by your detailed breakdown of this subject matter... stellar job 👌🏽... you hardly see Nigerian videos like this, cause most take the easy/lazy path to get answers and rarely do a detailed and systematic/logical breakdown of things. kudos 👏. (If only the govt did a vid like this to make ppl understand)

[@adebobolaadegbuyi9014]

My man thank you. You are a true Nigerian. Truth is a very powerful force.

[@joeola1842]

Well informed video for those that will buy lands or get already built home. Thank you!

[@ciceroji]

Or is it that do Igbo do illegal stuff. Therefore enforcing the law means targeting them.

[@abdulrahmanshehu6820]

They are lousy, big mouthed people. Everything is always against them.

[@user-cj7nw8qn7u]

Very good job explaining the isses. Thanks very much

[@Hey_me]

Thanks for taking your time out to put more light on this situation before it becomes another tribal BS from ignorance and manipulation. I think with the way Nigeria is moving now, people will start understanding that it's no longer business as usual. Before getting involved in any transaction, the legal aspect should be looked into and due diligence properly carried out. For the first time since the governor took over, i am giving him my flowers for choosing a no nonsense commissioner. God bless Nigeria.

[@callmeadeyemi]

Sir, you have done a very comprehensive review and an unbiased report of the situation over there. Thank you. Their long time cries all started when they think everything and their ways can be brided out...like I knew before you showed the video of one of the owners with the commissioner, trying to repeat the same bribing process that got them into the mess again in the first place...while some others suffer the consequences of their "who cares" attitude. And you are very Right...no protest will ever happen since they never listened and cared...since they don't have Approvals and Building Permits...since they acquired and did all that illegally. It is very essential that investors and home buyers play smart by doing their homework and due diligence like he said...seek professional guidance and stop playing smart with money illegally...save yourselves the Traumas. We will always have times like this. God bless Nigeria.

[@uzomaeze]

I want to appreciate you for what you did in this video, this is my first time seeing this and brings good closure to us all, it's sad someone gave them rights to build on a canal , thanks alot

[@tijesuniedeke7044]

This is beautiful ❤️ Thank you so much for your clarification and education.

[@Dumeme510]

Good job explaining. I will advise the govt to arrest and prosecute all those who approved these buildings and allowed it to stay for so long. That will show that the govt is acknowledging the role her officials played. It's unfair to just punish only the home owners. But our people have to learn to do things the right way. We love to cut corners too much.

[@ndgloballink]

Thanks for the update, it's more informative.

[@Chris-Oyema]

Thanks for this detailed and well balanced explanation of the issue.

[@ucukaoma4551]

Thorough explanation... Good job! Sad for those who lost their homes and investments.

[@colefarms3624]

We need principled officials like the commissioner to enforce the law. All the emotional blackmail will amount to nothing. Nigeria needs a functioning and prosperous Lagos open to all tribes and international investors.

[@elizabethomoruyi9769]

But who approved these structures in the first place? Ehh?. Principled official

[@colefarms3624]

@@elizabethomoruyi9769 No vex. When you are building your own house, bribe an official and build on a drainage channel. Then you will know you are on your own.

[@ennykad1]

Did you not hear Duru's explanation of unscrupulous government staff that take bribes? Unfortunately, Nigerian mentality is so prevalent with bribes, that we think we can make any illegal activity (done knowingly or unknowingly) go away by some sort of manipulation, financial or otherwise. This is why people need to be principled. This mentality is rife and has consequences either directly to us or another person. A person may have even bought the property from a devious developer that knew what they were doing was wrong but they didn't disclose it. So we can have to carry out due diligence when buying properties now (what is sad, sometimes information is not readily available). May Nigeria not happen to us!@@elizabethomoruyi9769

[@emmanuelekpe843]

Thanks so much for this interesting video. We shouldn't politicize everything. God bless you.

[@sindinjoko1948]

Thank you for clarity. 🙏

[@ennykad1]

Thank you Duru for sharing this! I have been watching a lot of Lagos real estate videos, although skeptically. It is so sad that it is the disease of corruption or sometimes ineptness, not just in the government, but in everyday people too, that is making the lives of ordinary Nigerians unnecessarily difficult. Please keep the videos coming.

[@iriagboneseogbomo6120]

Kudos my brother James ( not Bond). I truly appreciate the way you opened our eyes to see the truth. I was already biased by the rumours and lies flying around. Thank you for promptly obeying the Spirit of God (truth) which urged you to create this video. Remain ever blessed!

[@DURUBOND]

I appreciate this. 🙏🏾

[@bhapampa]

I really like this video. As soon as I saw the title I had to watch it, and I am glad you did not disappoint.

[@mohammedbala32]

Thanks

[@charlesnsa2941]

I love this weldon bro..... Very informative and educative

[@jamesadeyelu8433]

Thanks for sharing.

[@user-wc4ls9gt6s]

My point is, how did the Lagos state government allowed this people to build houses up to this extent, yet they took rate from this people, Lagos government are the most useless government in Nigeria, you allow people to build and come to destroy, you shouldn't have allow them to built at the first place

[@ifeifesi]

Corruption

[@tayobibi]

Is the Lagos government not aware of this before the buildings commenced. I believe there’s failure within the Lagos state government as well. They allow this buildings to commence while innocent citizens are paying millions for all this illegal construction both home and abroad. It’s sad and I believe the developers needs to compensate the buyers.

[@wilsonemmanuel6423]

Go to 12.2

[@timtony10]

Thank you sir

[@adefolakedurojaiye4244]

Thank you very much for this very instructive information. God bless you more.

[@daviduche1991]

One of the best video I have watched on youtube, very informative.

[@obafemigeorge983]

God will bless you for your objectivity

[@vincehenry]

Thanks for the update, who sold the lands to people? Who sand filled the land? I believe it was the same community that reported that sold the carnal for people to fill and build Yes,right now they re doing the right thing but why wait this long and this far ? Are they compensating the people even if it is 20percent or get something little where people can lay their heads May God have mercy on us all and help us

[@asanwa3126]

My thought exactly. ALSO the canal can be easily channeled underground and into the sea.

[@elizabethomoruyi9769]

God bless you

[@techtactics788]

​@@asanwa3126you can't channel a water body underground buddy.

[@noma3795]

Great expose on the demolitions, it's notable that the right thing is being done despite it's bad timing and socio-political outlook. One of the function of organized government is largely bordered on PREVENTING "sorry state" situations as it relates to urban planning. You may or may not be correct that all the affected properties were done without approvals! That alone makes the responsible authority complicit in "NEGLIGENCE" or "Dereliction of Duty" if we are to ignore the usual lot (complicity by corrupt officials and systems). The government should not be excused but be held to higher standards. If it is serious, they will conduct an internal investigation to determine and punish any identified wrong doing. But I doubt that will happened given the known official antecedents on issues. Good work providing such close insight on the issue.

[@pseudogeek5962]

great video

[@francisfakeye5392]

You are on point my brother.

[@amlimited2951]

Kudos to you.There are similar issues all over town. But this is a broader complete explanation of the Lekki axis. I can see some major structures still need to be brought down. When explained this way, you can make it an SS-2 project to identify what structures MUST come down for the GREATER good of the society. There is nothing to be tribal about. There are lots of chanllenges ahead: 1. If anything happens to the man or his family, his people will tell him he has been cursed due to his good deeds 2. There are some APC chieftains that are powerful enough to stop him from doing his work 3. This is now a powerful position in the govt (more powerful). The next occupier of the position may stop all demolition and collect N10b in his personal acct

[@mohamedhalicelamina2215]

Ok this Video reveals the Problem

[@danieldarfdalyop9479]

Great Piece, Broken Some Of The Mischievous Rhetorics Around The Reclamation Exercise.

[@tadeojo5413]

Thank you Duru Bond for your explanation of this issue. The tribal confrontation over this issue has left a lot of us dismayed. If someone builds on a flood plane and causes flooding then they should be liable for the cost. All of these questionable properties will not secure insurance because of the canal/flood planes. Please take this to the Main stream Media so as to calm tribal tensions in Lagos

[@Uncommonconversation7220]

The guy trying to bribe the commissioner should have been arrested immediately. The fact of deliberately trying to bribe a public officials in the performance of their statutory duties is an offence punishable under the law of Lagos state Nigeria.

[@josephmajekodunmi7730]

Thank you for this analysis of the situation, this is the best so far….

[@nnamdiabdullahi7981]

Weldone bro, very clear video and explanation

[@DURUBOND]

Thank you Nnamdi 💪🏾

[@adekolasefiu7220]

What a comprehensive analysis. Good job bro ❤

[@JuststartMedia1]

Thanks for the detailed analysis of the situation.

[@aladesanwaisaiah4962]

Thank you, for clearing the air.

[@Justified-InChrist]

This is the video I was looking for. Thanks for the detailed information.

[@Perfecthavens_]

Best analysis ever

[@tee2462]

I applaud your integrity.

[@babssloans7945]

Excellent work bro

[@KayodeLawal-vz1ho]

Thanks Duru for this insight. The sad thing is that, the unscrupulous developers and collaborators in the relevant Lagos State Agency all make their money and move ahead, while the buyers of these properties are left to suffer. What advise can you give to the buyers on how to seek legal redress to recover some monies from the developers? Thanks.

[@vbbb808]

Wonderful explanation 👏 👌 👍

[@classicalretroback]

The dark side of real estate investment, especially in Nigeria. What a waste of billions of Naira.😢

[@margretbrooks1730]

Thanks for your education

[@backtobasics5815]

👌🏾 Thanks for explaining the reason! Ah Nija..