The Untold Story Behind Lagos' Lekki Demolitions - A Heartbreaking Account

[@mariaopaniran3650]

Buying a house by the carnal is not the issue here. The government should be held accountable if they have offered approval for the build in the first instance. If the agencies from the government are the ones offering the false licences, then the government needs to put its own house in order and compensate the people whose houses were demolished. .

[@AkinoluSanda]

Nigerians.... we need to start living properly. Many thanks for doing this Eden Oasis

[@josephineelijah7597]

This is heartbreaking. God bless you for the research work and sharing.

[@livingmybestlife-v6v]

Conficence, kudos to you! I suggest you put up another video, detailing how you, do your own DUE DELIGENCE for your customers. That would be most reassuring and help boost our confidence that we are safe in your hands.

[@jacksonai1231]

This is sad, but I disagree with the blame on the clients. The blame shouldn't be totally on the client buying the home. They are not experts in real estate or land. This is the responsibility of the developers, and these clients just wanted to have a place to stay. But of course, developers are after money, so this is something that is less of a problem because they've already made their money. Another thing to consider is that I feel like, as Nigerians, we are sometimes heartless to our fellow Nigerians. We tried to cheat each other with a corrupt system that is impossible to clean up.

[@emekusx1363]

You are right. Another point is: what sanctions is the gov imposing on developers that misled and defraud these home buyers? if they can sell illegal properties openly and without consequence, then even the gov is guilty by proxy of defrauding these home owners.

[@jacksonai1231]

​@@emekusx1363 You are absolutely on point with this. There should be serious consequences for those who defrauded these folks. This is another example of why it is so difficult to invest in Nigeria because the system is so fraudulent beyond any imagination. There should be client protection for these clients who invested in these properties, and I am not sure if there is a generalized real estate license before these developers can start selling houses. And the license should be taken away, and people should not buy from a developer whose license is removed or banned. The corruption is so deep, and sometimes these things are impossible to achieve, and the government is in a hurry to demolish these properties without going after these developers.

[@micks8072]

​@emekusx1363 excatly I am pretty sure government got property tax from those properties, furthermore if the author of this page trying to paint a picture that the developments was not in order, how is that electricity, water and road was granted for the area. The government played a part ripping those innocent people and them threw them out like a dog, you see they waited until after election as this would have damage him prior to election.

[@tee2462]

Dude, if they sell you a land blocking a cabal dint buy it. I live in USA and l Putin a contract to buy a 19 acre beautiful land with 12 acre buildable for $469,000 and was going to put down $250,000. On second thought l went to the county and paid $4500 on research and I if gs. It turned out the land would fall under the US national 100 year flood plan. Poof went my single home estate l dreamed. The $4500 was worth it.

[@Olayinkathelagosrealtor]

@@tee2462Weldone 🙌🏾💪🏾 Too many people won’t do this because they feel it’s a total waste of money or that would think 100years will never come. There is something about doing things right in the first place, you will be able to sleep with your 2 eyes closed. Thanks for sharing.

[@mofimurphy195]

I bought from you about 2 years ago and it's one of the best decisions I've made you are tested and trusted. #Murphy from Sydney #

[@doyinsonuga1948]

Really sad I feel weak one can only wonder what the owners are going through it will affect their health I pray for strength to bear this ,🙏

[@tee2462]

I know. Blocking the canal would create far more health issues that would affect greater number of people. Its affects may parties. Prayers and thoughts

[@sheilaS1111]

This was very informative and helpful

[@cmartin5903]

Why should everyone go to Lagos...can't they expand and put the office that are in Lagos in every other state? It's so small for everyone to be trying to be a part of it. It's madness, develop other areas...it's not safe and secure enough for everyone wanting to ne in Lagos.

[@chibuzoboltzmann]

He said he can't compensate illegality. True. I hope that goes both way. This is government holding citizens accountable yet we can't hold them accountable when they err.

[@noahbanire1311]

The omo onile should be held responsible.

[@DontAskMePlease830]

Confidence I have been watching your show for a long time, but for some in the Diaspora this will definitely put us off investing. Legal or not I wouldn't want this to happen to me o!!! It's hard to get pounds for Naija Government to bring my property down without compensation.

[@olawaleoseni2618]

True sir, but this is why a conducting a due diligence or having an agent or a real estate consultant do it for you is vital part of the process. Be sure you have checked all the requirements list to own a property in lagos or anywhere in the world sir. Happy investing

[@Aw-ux2mb]

But this houses looked like they bought from an agent and estate developer so what are you saying?

[@olawaleoseni2618]

There are agents and developers whose major concern is money, whether or not they are following regulations and due process, that's why due diligence is required.

[@ezekielnelsoneffiong2512]

Eden Oasis thank you for the opportunity of showing your empathy with the people who lost their lives... Now to the main point... who gave the approvals in the first place? how did the government close their eyes on those who collected monies and allowed the developers erect those structures ? Now until the government also deal with these set of people in Alausa these type of things won't stop. Again, many developers, realty practitioners who sold these properties have gone mute..... This in it self has casted a lot of doubt in the minds of prospective investors..... How and what will happen to those who knew and built on water ways? I would like to hear your input....

[@ImeUdo-ObongMesoEx]

I completely agree

[@giwaahmed5961]

You have a point but really, this should teach us lessons to know where we put our money to. I pity the government too anytime we blame them for our own errors, so we have no choice whenever a government choses to do the right thing because we must all give way for this country to work not only the government.

[@TheChariot99]

This is why you should avoid beach front land, any land close to drainage or water ways. I've seen this happen a lot. It's sad. In fact avoid Lekki land. Too many water problems

[@sapphirefenty4630]

More like check your land at the land registry and confirm the paper work. There are beach front land that has Excision or even Govenor Consent. Government can't do anything, if they need your property, they will have to compensate you.

[@bankeoyebade759]

This is wickedness of the highest order. Where was the government when they were building these houses

[@beyourself2444]

Don't you mean, why would these unscrupulous contractors build these properties and real estate agents sell them at those prices. Everyone knows that all gov'ts built upon the British system are bureaucratic af... When the rains come and wash away houses or houses fall on the people living in them, you would still blame the government. The gov't is doing the right thing but they should have stopped those contractors from building in the first place.

[@benjaminreakiepowell1165]

Thanks for this clearity,but you should've done such education long-time as well...please continue to do more of these...txs for ur hardwork

[@anthoniaiduozee3940]

Thanks for sharing…

[@johnoladele7259]

ILLEGAL STRUCTURES IN THE COUNTRY - Pardon? What's insane about demolishing ILLEGAL STRUCTURES? If anyone acted insane, it was the landlords who cut corners to build homes close to canals or waterways. The owners had ample warnings and received notices of demolition. They should have informed their tenants. The Lagos State Government acted within the housing building regulations set out in the 1999 Constitution. The tenants can seek legal redress against their landlords in court.

[@moham.279]

It’s such a shame that some of us like breaking the laws and then come and complain and demonize the government. When disasters happens then they’ll blame the government bearing in mind you can see the canal right there..

[@kayoo99]

It would be insane if they got some type of approval from government and it is also insane govt watched them take the property from foundation to completion stage before demolition

[@tee2462]

@@kayoo99 Question; will yiu build a house that would obstruct flow of water canal on a strait of neighborhoods even if a government officer gifted you a stamped building permit? I won’t.

[@fataiadegbenro984]

.... The project developer is culpable and the people should institute a class action lawsuit against the developers Thank you for the information ❤🎉

[@immyammy7185]

What is class action?? It will be waste of time.

[@YellowFever4ever]

​@@immyammy7185it's where a number of petitioners join there cases together to build one big case against the defendant Happens a lot when a medicine causes death or sickness among people

[@wolebbf]

What gave you the impression that developers were involved? Those plots were acquired illegally from omo oniles, and the house owners who are desperate to own houses by cutting corners chose not to do their due diligence on the kind of properties they were putting their money

[@vbbb808]

Thanks for the advice Madam Confidence...

[@errolallen5007]

Thank you for the info. I’ve vans looking at your video presentations and I want to visit and maybe retire in Lagos.

[@fredrickode]

Definitely will be coming through you for my property investments. Hopefully by 2024 summer i can start

[@nosaoyemade9618]

This is insane. Why did the State or the local government issue permits for those houses to be built? They should have notified the home owners before this show of power, the people should be compensated, but we know this will not happen. Nobody should buy land or be allowed to build so close to the water, especially a canal.

[@drbridgetteboh9929]

Homes destroyed and many people rendered homeless! This is really sad! Corrupt agents clearly deceived gullible people to build and buy in the "wrong place" or so close to the canal illegally. Sorry!

[@ajuloanthony6097]

None of those houses demolished have approval for construction.If there is any of them that have approval they will get alot of compensation and damages from Lagos State govt after the court case. I think the lesson for us all is never Never start constructing without talking to your surveyor and getting necessary approvals

[@Abayomi_Adebowale]

You will just open your mouth wah and be spewing gibberish! These guys have no valid permit from LASG. Hence, reason why no compensation can be made, and besides they were issued notice. Eden Oasis did everything possible to break down certain things for people like you but you will not still understand owing to a reason best known to you and you alone!

[@tee2462]

@@ajuloanthony6097 Exactky. The commissioner said none had shown up to prove the government erred.

[@apostolicfamilymission8956]

Thanks Confidence for this educative information

[@delitehomes]

My prayers for those affected 🙏🙏🙏

[@tee2462]

Sure. But they need education too.

[@delitehomes]

@@tee2462 yes that's correct from their real estate consultant because he or she is in better position to advice his/her client better.

[@johnonaloye1077]

Thanks for your advice.. but some and i meant some people will not listen...a word is better for the wise.. selfish world it is we are living. Beware of scams everywhere. Not only in lagos..

[@GgaskiaAta]

Some of the owners knew that they were building on canals. Some of them knew that they were building on the perimeter set aside between the main road and buildings. Sometimes, the calculation is that they will bribe officials, but sometimes it does not work out like that. Wuruwuru, will lead to pain sooner or later

[@thatwakandaboy]

I'm curious if Nigeria offers any home insurance plans that could be beneficial in such situations.

[@justbaggish]

Are you new? The answer is no.

[@delugepropertiesconstruction]

Thank you confidence for this video

[@michaelfarmhand]

Thank you Confidence.

[@themotivatortv]

I nearly bought a house in Lekki, now my mind has changed.

[@olawaleoseni2618]

Buying lekki house is not the problem sir, anywhere you are buying in Lagos, even in Nigeria as a whole do your due diligence or seek honest professionals. Real estate industry is fast changing and Lagos State is kinda like a pacesetter. A professional will search for your property or investment that align with your financial goals and budget, they will conduct thorough due diligence, Negotiate on your behalf and perfect your titles and check all requirements for Constructions or acquisition and smoothen the transactions among others. Happy investing sir🎉

[@jeffokoduwa9386]

Some developers are forcing space at where there is no habitable space. They don't want to develop new areas.

[@Sanniolumide]

Thank you for sharing this video this is one of the reasons I am very careful of marketing property sales in Lagos.

[@GgaskiaAta]

Rather than blame the government, our people should learnt to follow due process when buying or building. Some people have owned houses in Lagos for decades, without anyone going near their house because they did the right thing

[@bdoye4021]

Nigeria is such a nightmare. Who takes responsibility for those who fell in to the hands of scrupulous govt official who gave fake approval. You cant trust any government agencies in Nigeria. My biggest question is what were the government agencies in charge looking at when all these buildings were being raised and habited all this while. Very irresponsible system, In western world they won't even allow them raise the building in the first place, they would have flagged it down. What a system of waist

[@jacobd3776]

It deliberate,you mentioned western word,go to Asia and see how the systems works,belive me,those whom are giving orders for demolishing those buildings are the ones whom collect money for those buildings to go ahead?in society where there's a real government,those in charge won't even be sleeping while you erict a chicken huts before they step in

[@kalifakalifa466]

If you like keep ranting like an illiterate online. You should learn from this, take proper steps before buying any property. If you like, allow the real estate developers sweet talk you.

[@jacobd3776]

Unfortunately, you're the illiterate here

[@bdoye4021]

@@kalifakalifa466 hope no problem o . I see how well read you are.

[@charlesgreat9180]

Great video.. we've not seen a vlog in a long time, give us a vlog

[@adamsc9049]

Lagos is only around 3,500 SQ KM. Making it the smallest state in Nigeria and West Africa. It’s highly unrealistic for most of us to get a plot of land. I myself have discourage people from buying land in Lagos unless you have connections. We have many other states that need gentrification.

[@immyammy7185]

What connection are you talking about?? Nigerians about connection connection and connection

[@tee2462]

Thank you. My focus is Eko Atlantic, suburbs or even Bette other state capitals. Potentials are everywhere. Besides who builds mansions in this generation?

[@adamsc9049]

@@immyammy7185 connections with local construction firms/political figures/business men in the state

[@eaglette3]

Well educated, Confidence!! Thanks Girl!

[@KayodeLawal-vz1ho]

Its sad, indeed according to the government official. The question is which government agency approved the sale of the land to the real estate developers? Did the relevant government agencies carry out supervisions while the buildings were still being constructed. These would have prevent would be victims from investing in these properties. Also, the relevant professional bodies in real estate and related fields would have known about this and sounded out early warnings to the public to avoid investing in properties in these locations. I advise the victims to seek redress in court. They should be compensated by the government.

[@ImeUdo-ObongMesoEx]

I completely agree

[@benji9639]

The developers built with government approval. That's why the state is extremely confident. This is very common in Nigeria. All the developers have absconded. They thought the Lagos government will overlook it. A notice was issued since 2020. That's 3 years.

[@micks8072]

​@@benji9639you said notice was issue in 2020, is that before completion of the delopment or after they have sold all the properties and gone with the people money. I am sure if the clients before buying went to the development site and saw a desist order am sure they would not have gone ahead and purchased. Has anyone taking their time to ask the government if that stopped order was placed on the newspaper, radio and TV as evidence, its not just saying government saying this and that.

[@wolebbf]

@@benji9639why is everybody thinking developers were involved?

[@tee2462]

And what did they do when they were served notices? Since when did they receive demolition notices?

[@johnonaloye1077]

Thanks a billion your kind and heartfelt advice..Confidence..thanks ❤️

[@MotlatjoMositami]

he Said heaven will not fall,that's to tell you how heartless he is,pple do things as if life are in their hands,i always ask,are dey no other way to solves these kind of problem ?

[@Eby_100]

I will never build a house at lagos. Foreign investors are watching all these on the social media and will run away from investing in Nigeria.

[@olawaleoseni2618]

If not for demolition and issues associated with it, would you still say no to owning a property in lagos. Knowing that developments of infrastructure will increase the value of your property ?

[@Oponu-Ayirada]

The problem is Buyer's meet seller and boom they do the deals without seeking advice from professionals all the name of cutting costs and corners. Never buy any land or houses in Lagos state without going to Lagos state urban and regional planning for Land information.

[@ayodeleakinyemi6437]

Many thanks for always, Confidence.

[@beyourself2444]

The fact is the houses shouldn't have been built at all, let the contractors and real estate companies reimburse them.

[@marcusl3844]

If the buildings do not meet the government's criteria, the buyers are not responsible for the errors. In fact, the government should hold the builders responsible for the buyer's losses, who should have a collective lawsuit against the builders.

[@beatrice530]

Where were the authorities when they were doing the construction and secondly only court have the order for demolition not some government agencies

[@marystephen692]

My question is are you going to put up any agane in this areas.?

[@brendameteyer6377]

Thank you Confidence

[@henrykrystos921]

hi sis. interesting article. I am a delivery PM but to be honest, too many cooks here. the planning and construction process needs to be clearer. most ppl dont undestand it.

[@GgaskiaAta]

It is heartwarming to see LASG enforce building and environmental codes

[@jaredfannel1977]

Who gave planning permission for these homes to be built?

[@vjesus4083]

What provision have they made for all these families,oh my word this is sad .😢

[@truethots3088]

The govt can't give them compensation for illegitimate structures but they turn a blind eye when their officials are approving illigalities....smh Anyway people that give athe bribe are as equally as bad.. it just the buyers of those units I pity

[@myusuff1]

They have been warned several times, 😢

[@oligbotina1100]

Oh for real. Nigerians take things for granted

[@cecet8005]

Peoples investments, really sad. Is Abijo GRA affected too?

[@adeoluwaagiri966]

10q for putting this out. sensitive n timing

[@bisiyahaya6142]

*Thank you

[@mercyilebode4173]

You are wonderful

[@penarahim8285]

They should learn to OBEY the law. Next time do DUE DILIGENCE and stop cutting corners. Their act is making millions of Lagos state resident homes submerged in water.

[@fatimaimona2361]

This is wickedness, most especially in this hard time. You work so hard to achieve something yet government who gives you nothing wake up one morning to destroy all. Who gave the approval in the first place-Government.

[@orisirisishop]

But didn't the government give them permit to build these houses. If you knew they were illegal houses, why didn't you stop them when building?

[@secretfreedommatrix]

So the clients didnt ask the right questions, but you knew it was suspect and you still decided sell them the property.🤔 did I hear that right ?

[@edenoasis]

No, the client bought from someone else who offered to sell. WE DO NOT SELL ENCUMBERED PROPERTIES.

[@ElleHousingSolutions]

Eden oasis can never sell an encumbered property

[@truethots3088]

You need to clean the ears and listen again...lol😅

[@hf3093]

​@ElleHousingSolutions story! She wanted to sell my uncle one without any documentation even after Lagos state Government had warned them to stop" she and that Gracias lady are both criminals in partnership. .

[@god6384]

Lekki and Lagos Island are bad long term investments because of floods and global warming. But they are beautiful places

[@sapphirefenty4630]

After praying to God for guidance, Check a property at the land registry before buying. Its as simple as that. Educate yourself with the types of property titles in Nigeria.

[@samthecreator10]

All this could have been avoided if the Lagos state government had strict rules and regulations plus enforcement. Why were they allowed to build there in the first place.

[@ObaOrisha]

They said notice was given 3 years ago about this particular location. This should be a lesson for all, including myself.

[@ronkealonge8378]

It still hurts that government watch people build illegally for years before enforcement

[@OcjsOasis]

You are an indefatigable personality confidence.Thanks for your uniqueness.I adore and celebrate your brilliance...

[@oyinloyea]

Nigeria we hail thee

[@abigailsamuel9030]

I SAID IT .DONT BUY HOME IN LAGOS

[@ub210]

Finally, good to see the rule of law taking effect. You can't build in flood zones and use pay offs. Why should you think that you can reclaim land and build illegally? Now, to be fair, they need to go after Banana Island ILLEGAL construction!!!!!

[@peterigwilopi]

I agree 💯

[@elizabethgraham8819]

I hope they clean up all the trash too, because that is a big environmental factor in the country.

[@Royalty562022]

Confidence you are so right Those people need to sued the developers, they are the one to blame for this not the government

[@richevericheve5156]

sad but true ,check everything and ask yourself question

[@mutungankombe1404]

I'll never miss Lagos!!!

[@ritamorkuye7821]

Where did they demolish

[@dossouthompson2459]

It’s the responsibility of the Lagos State Administration to have had land experts survey where houses are supposed to be built. No foresight. They should have envisaged the future of that area and planed adequately. If this had been done, demolition of this magnitude wouldn’t have happened. I hope the owners were given notice and plenty of time to get their belongings out; and are well compensated.

[@tee2462]

Do yiu consider 3 years plenty of time enough?

[@peteroni8324]

Would they be compensated? Who will be held responsible?

[@temiladeerinle9746]

Nice insight but you omitted the ministry that's incharge of the said demolition.

[@DontgiveuponGod]

Humm... I hope those of us who did not do our due diligence to know we were purchasing beachfront Excision lands from you 3 years ago, and are yet to receive the allocations nor hear any word from you won't find ourselves in this regrettable situation as well.

[@edenoasis]

Hello, your name is not visible here on KZbin, making it challenging for us to address your request promptly. Nonetheless, please be aware that all Eden Oasis clients who bought beachfront properties, and have completed full payment including statutory fees, have been allocated, and are regularly updated on the progress of their projects. If you are an Eden Oasis client and believe you haven't been allocated as mentioned, please don't hesitate to contact us immediately so that we can review your request. Feel free to reach us on [phone] or send an email to [e-mail]

[@DontgiveuponGod]

@@edenoasis Hello, name visibility on any platform is personal and not a yardstick for being addressed. However, I have reached out so many times, without any tangible solution. The partner company also seldomly sends emails, so I am aware the land is still not approved. My only issue is you people are guilty of the same issue, not following up with clients, and coming online to be sympathetic

[@tee2462]

Oh l fail to mention that you did a great job. Kudos. I’ll still make a purchase through you. Your lady called severally. I will respond soon. Blessings.

[@saintbenedict6854]

I’m sorry for them but since it’s illegal I’m 💯% with the government

[@elivendumbe6925]

Where was the government when these houses were being constructed?

[@martinadebowale3839]

But go after the builders

[@delengr1026]

Ignorance is never an excuse.

[@elizabethgraham8819]

First of all, every country should have a building and planning board wherecall building permits gets approved. Who is giving permission for these buildings and can country operate without a buildings and planning board. That would not happen in other country because you wouldn't be able to build unless the government approved the site and the plan. So my question is, is there a department that handles this in lagos? If not this will keep on happening. How can you do due diligence when there is no order of things?

[@LoloProperties]

Agencies you check if approval is in place..Lagos State safety commission.. Lagos State material testing agency.. Laspa... Lawma..

[@Bill-n7o]

For those who did their due diligence, as long as their paperwork was approved by the government of the time, compensation is due. If u cut corners, then u get what u get.

[@OlawoleIshola]

Very intellectual and insightful 🫶🏽👏🏽

[@edenoasis]

Thank you.

[@matiluko_king1381]

Well put together. Thanks for bringing this issue to light. Everything that glitters is not gold indeed. Eden Oasis is a name you can trust!!

[@i-risesi2040]

What about the people's who are living uncomfortable in dirty water all because of illegal settlement with big houses.

[@Anthonyprince-ik7uh]

We have agberos as leaders in this country.. just imagine.. was it not the government they gave th developers documents and access to build there. Didn't they pay the necessary fees and surveyors. Didn't the government give them the go-ahead to build? Why destroying people's lives. Nigeria has happened to these people

[@onweke1741]

This does not happen in functional societies where the people are valued and considered the employers of government. so I disagree that this happens everywhere. it happens in dysfunctional societies. Government exists to prevent this loss of investment/wealth. The ball is in the government's court. How can Johnny Waka who is not an architect or highly educated person know about setback, environmental hazards, etc when the govt is slacking on transparency? Besides knowing to come to you, where has the government posted info publicly about approved lots so that people can do their due diligence? People cannot be deceived on this level and government is catching up years later. This is disheartening. I mean how can property have C of O and no approval? This is about failed govt.

[@fordaiffa6022]

sad , but those who build there knew that the occupations were illegal on the footprint of the city property lines and area

[@themotivatortv]

So you knew certain criteria needed to be met, yet you marketed them without investigating the companies, or even telling your client. This is a slap on the face.

[@edenoasis]

Kindly watch the full video. No, we did not market the properties.

[@victoremmanuel567]

Bottom line do investigation and stop developing Lagos State. Nigeria has 36 states, including Abuja. Developed your own state. The government has to compensate them because they are victims of rogues, developers, and bad government officials who approve the application.

[@arigbabuwo45277]

Are these agents not the ones promoting the water front? Why didn't they put into the consideration at the time of sale that there should be enough passage for the water ways? Always ask to see the plan they want to errect before you buy. Ask questions about drainage, waterways, light, paved roads and other infrastructure. We all saw what happened in Libya few weeks ago? Flood completely wiped out Libya. Sanwo Olu didn't do anything wrong but it is the fault of the land sellers, marketers and developers. Greedy land sellers, marketers, approval dept. and developers. Sanwo Olu doesn't work in approval dept. Don't blame him. Developers in Nigeria lacks planning. Pay the architect to draft the plan before selling the land.

[@shemovrere7431]

Did the developers scammed the home owners? or the govt approved the development,but came back to stab the developers and home owners?

[@HGT787]

That’s the very question to be asking, and the developers should be questioned

[@pakicassava]

so many questions, yet very few answers. What's the role of the government in all of this, and how do we get it right moving forward?

[@ub210]

Typical pay off to get building permits for projects that were never supposed to be approved.

[@edenoasis]

@pakicassava kindly watch the video till the end, the answered are embedded herein.

[@pakicassava]

@@edenoasis thanks for your response. My question is 'did the developers by bypass all these agencies, and why did it take this long for government to put a stop to the development of these structures'? E be like say govt hand sef dirty

[@starlight_8519]

The health hazards living by a canal in Nigeria!!!

[@richcontent]

Confidence, if the government is serious will they not pass some kind of law to prevent building along the canal? Also shouldn't they have put up some restrictive fencing along the total length of the canal?

[@Bodenathaniel]

Lekki = Problems

[@DOSKI1999]

The environment man said he would bring down everything and heaven would not drop down. Don't worry. We are crying here also. All those making Nigerians to cry. Watch and see how yours will be. We are crying here also.

[@FffccgggVcxggccc]

Where was the government while the illegal structures was being erected. This is a failure on the part of Lagos state government and Nigerian at large

[@joso2457]

The institutions in Nigeria are very weak. Govt agencies are very complacent and irresponsible and what is the point having them if things like these cannot be prevented. Cant even be bothered to invest with such weak institutions, money go just burn.😡

[@cis99]

demolition change your life like forever i mean you will be devastated and may never recover