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“If the money is not important, why did they steal it from me? … It’s pure betrayal...”
The PSquare drama goes on as Mr. P spills more about the drama that followed their 'reunion', alleged financial misappropriation and reported deceit.
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Armed miscreants came to akowonjo.. They have closed down banks schools and all businesses and they presently threatening to start forcefully throwing people out of those homes
@john322226@Wizarab10
PLEASE HELP SHARE AND RETWEET
Armed miscreants came to akowonjo.. They have closed down banks schools and all businesses and they presently threatening to start forcefully throwing people out of those homes
@john322226@Wizarab10
"I went to deliver a necklace to someone when police officers stopped and searched me in Festac, Lagos. They found nothing on me but saw the scale I use to measure gold and accused me of using it to weigh weed. They ordered me to follow them to the station, but I refused because I had done nothing wrong. They were not properly dressed as police officers, and the bus they arrived in had no registration. They then dragged me, tried to force me into the bus, and one of them hit me on the head with a gun before they started be@ting me."
— Man cries out as he accuses Nigerian police officers of ass@ulting him.
If you know anyone that has business around Santos layout, Akowonjo, please check on them.
Many of those buildings from the airport down to Akowonjo round about have been sealed because of a court judgement
Akowonjo is like a town in deep crisis and it seems crisis will happen if nothing is done
According to the notice pasted on walls, the judgment creditors said 56.570 hectares of the community, the equivalent of at least 79 standard football pitches, belong to them under a 2003 High Court judgment.
The notice cited Suit No: ID/1537/90 Alhaji Ashafa Ogundare & 2 others vs Lababedi Brothers Trading Limited, with judgment delivered on November 26, 2003 by Justice A. A. Phillips of the Ikeja High Court.
Miscreants accompanying Alhaji Ashafa Ogundare family's attorney, Alli Hassan, allegedly assaulted The Guardian journalist Eniola Daniel during coverage of a court judgment enforcement at Santos Estate, Akowonjo, Lagos, forcing him to delete recorded footage.
The journalist alleged the attack occurred in the presence of police officers, while Hassan declined to respond when contacted. Other journalists reportedly fled the scene for safety.
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Business activities were disrupted in Okowonjo, Alimosho, Lagos, after a family, accompanied by armed police, moved to enforce a 2003 court judgment over 56.570 hectares of land.
Residents and business owners said they woke up to ownership notices pasted on properties across the affected area, sparking panic and uncertainty.
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