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Komentáře • 181

  • @successola1140
    @successola1140 Před 26 dny +11

    This continuous demolition of properties is total wickedness, i don't care about the excuses 😢

  • @adamsow5049
    @adamsow5049 Před 26 dny +8

    It is high time Mr Tokunbo and Lagos state Government start investigating those who are culpable in this act over the years, whether retired or still at service. They should be brought to book. Not all these decisions thing without considering others. Conscience first.

  • @titrecords2294
    @titrecords2294 Před 26 dny +18

    Who in the Lagos government approved these buildings in the first place????

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny +2

      I don't believe they did. If so then they have no right to demolish it without compensation

    • @adeakin3758
      @adeakin3758 Před 25 dny +3

      Great question that deserves answer

  • @tochukwuugorji9382
    @tochukwuugorji9382 Před 26 dny +14

    Its a pity and am still wondering how we got here...
    The government no long think and consider her citizens anymore...
    In the first why will government gives approvals on illegal structures abd properties,collect taxes and at the end demolish or remove the property is that not wickedness
    Governance of bitterness

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      Everyone please ignore this stupid comment

    • @onlinethings9238
      @onlinethings9238 Před 24 dny

      ​@@jayo3074You are a government puppet. Don't worry, it will reach you soo, beyond your expectations, one way or the other that u are connected too in Jesus name. Let the government continue to push evil to you and u defending it.

    • @tochukwuugorji9382
      @tochukwuugorji9382 Před 24 dny

      What goes around comes around

  • @user-vb4hl2xo3b
    @user-vb4hl2xo3b Před 26 dny +13

    But the question to be asked is: who approved the building of the estate? If I buy a piece of land, I may or may not know that the area is not build able. If I get the permission to build and the building is later demolished, one will expect the persons and offices that approved the building should be brought to court.
    The summary of it all is lack of government presence or/and inaction.

    • @TheBronzeSage
      @TheBronzeSage Před 26 dny +1

      The issue is not the piece of land you buy but the gazette of the land; what will this land be used for? A developer will buy 1000 hectares of land and build on 1500 to maximise profit. When the government comes to do their own project and finds someone has encroached on their right of way, then they remove the structure. Papers of your land are not enough; you require a building permit for your enclosing fence; how many Nigerians go and get this permit? The developer is the responsible party and should be sued; asking the government to waste scarce funds running the length and breadth of Lagos is not attainable.

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny +1

      So using your example, would the government only remove the additional 500 hectares that the developer built on or will they demolish the entire 1500 development?

    • @TheBronzeSage
      @TheBronzeSage Před 24 dny

      @jayo3074 you just came to the comments to fight, watch the video and learn. All that was covered by the minister.

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 24 dny

      @@TheBronzeSage ah ah it was just a question I'm not fighting with you at all.

    • @TheBronzeSage
      @TheBronzeSage Před 24 dny

      @jayo3074 apologies then. Usually the 500 hectares is cleared but from the video the government has given concessions and have reduced their right of way. The houses affected were too close to the canal.

  • @Afro_Updates
    @Afro_Updates Před 26 dny +9

    IF YOU HAVE A PROPERTY IN EPE AND LEKKI AXIS IT IS VERY RISKY TO CONTINUE BUILDING THERE BECAUSE THE GOVERNMENT WILL FOCUS THERE IN FUTURE, I LEARNT THAT MOST OF THE LANDS IN EPE AXIS ARE AGRICULTURE LAND . PLEASE DON'T BUILD THERE BECAUSE THEY MIGHT FOCUS ON THAT PLACE IN YEARS TO COME.

  • @jakescottage6893
    @jakescottage6893 Před 25 dny +3

    The Traumatic experience is unimaginable.

  • @rebeccaakinbo8578
    @rebeccaakinbo8578 Před 27 dny +9

    Seun this commissioner is not answering your questions. If the government has been collecting levels on these properties years back, are they not aware that those buildings were @ rigth of ways

    • @tochukwuugorji9382
      @tochukwuugorji9382 Před 26 dny +2

      Indeed that guy is not answering his questions

    • @titrecords2294
      @titrecords2294 Před 26 dny +4

      Exactly, this is the question! Who approved these buildings???

    • @JD-oz6nq
      @JD-oz6nq Před 23 dny +1

      Thank you all for asking these questions. Very corrupt criminally minded people are getting away with hurting people.

    • @naijarealty247tv5
      @naijarealty247tv5 Před 22 dny +1

      He truly avoided answering his questions. It is obvious that the government agencies don’t liaise with themselves.
      Is time Lagos state governor and the agencies start working together and avoid all these mess they are creating.
      How do you explain a building approval given by an agency and then it is on the drainage way?

  • @olayinkaadeleye3134
    @olayinkaadeleye3134 Před 24 dny +2

    So you have been collecting tenements fees on illegal buildings. What an interesting government!!!

  • @idahosacharles3591
    @idahosacharles3591 Před 25 dny +2

    All is really frustrating. No government, no law, no assurance, no life in Lagos. All demolition every year to acquire lands. People given two hours to pack from house built by them without compensation. Nobody cares where they will stay, eat and live. Hopelessness is business in Nigeria.

  • @MrAdesugar
    @MrAdesugar Před 23 dny +1

    God bless you Seun . From London UK

  • @roselineolaiya7635
    @roselineolaiya7635 Před 25 dny +3

    All these wicked scenerio is about vendetta because APC lost in Lagos State. Why have they not done such since years back. Govt gave them approval, sold land to them , and collected tenament rate from them. Evil government hiding under revengeful disguise to carry -out attrocities of inhuman actions. Awon oloriburuku apani lekun jaiye.

  • @BigBoss-mz2dv
    @BigBoss-mz2dv Před 23 dny +1

    Remember , God will judge every wickedness / atrocity anyone committed against your fellow human beings . It's very important for individuals to desist from all mamners of naked evils . Peace .

  • @lanreolabamiji
    @lanreolabamiji Před 27 dny +17

    I like this man. We can't say we want development and break the law as we like. Now someone is putting right what has gone wrong.They are protesting! People should learn to do the right thing.

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      Someone with sense

    • @JD-oz6nq
      @JD-oz6nq Před 23 dny

      Criminals should not sell lands to innocent people to build on & later demolish by wicked government.

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 23 dny

      @@JD-oz6nq stop blaming the government for everything

  • @mikesolaolatunji6316
    @mikesolaolatunji6316 Před 27 dny +19

    Where was Lagos State Govt when these structures were being built from the foundation to completion? Why not stop the builders before commiting enormous resources into putting up the buildings?

    • @isaacelijah6117
      @isaacelijah6117 Před 27 dny +1

      My thoughts exactly!!

    • @DOSKI1999
      @DOSKI1999 Před 26 dny +1

      God is watching you ooo Environment man

    • @Africanpride01
      @Africanpride01 Před 26 dny +1

      This is the question have been asking myself... they allowed this because they know no compensation for destruction otherwise they would have stop all of this from the on go.Nigerian leaders feels they above blood and water

    • @tjo230
      @tjo230 Před 26 dny +1

      These buildings have been there for at least 15years. Particularly Mende Villa 1.

    • @bankolegbolahan2521
      @bankolegbolahan2521 Před 26 dny +2

      MY TAKE ALSO. BUT WE ARE TOO LAWLESS IN THIS COUNTRY SHA AND WE ALL KNOW LAW WILL ALWAYS TAKE HER CAUSE NO MATTER HOW LONG. DO NOT BREAK THE LAWS

  • @beautifullifemedia2733
    @beautifullifemedia2733 Před 26 dny +2

    This is insensitivity and wickedness on the part of Lagos state government. Why does your town planners not stop people from building, why wait for them to build and live for years before coming to demolish. This APC government is insensitive and callous. Do you want Nigerian citizens to live on the streets?

  • @kevinokojie107
    @kevinokojie107 Před 26 dny +5

    I feel these people don't think before they talk. You sold people land cause yes all land belongs to the government. The government is to be blamed for allowing such houses to be built. They pay their dues and all for years but you come and break down their homes. Then about the Ikoyi bridge lol... A lot of people there are security men, cleaners etc. Someone I know entered one chance twice in one month because they have to clean the office before everyone arrives. So what are you doing for these people. Rent is ridiculous even on the mainland but thry sit down in their govt offices pay people minimum wages then ruin people's lives. May God help us

  • @sojiogungbesan5547
    @sojiogungbesan5547 Před 26 dny +7

    The state government has to take hard decisions, how does it plan & cater for the multitude of people that come to the state on a daily basis?

  • @adebusayoaladegbola7063
    @adebusayoaladegbola7063 Před 24 dny +1

    He said what he is doing is REMOVE. I will say No. Removal requires relocating an object to another place the same way it was in its original place. If you did not place those houses in another place without any block breaking, what you are doing is DEMOLITION. Seun is correct with the use of the word Demolition

  • @femiobamoyegun
    @femiobamoyegun Před 26 dny +3

    The government is complicit as well as the owners of the buildings. The government ought to have stopped the building even at the foundation level, apprehend the owners of the buildings, and prosecute them for trespassing on government land or erecting unapproved structures. Such actions would have served as a deterrent to others. For the government to have allowed the structures to be built to this level before being pulled down is wickedness and insensitivity. To those erecting structures without government approval, this is what happens in the long run.

  • @DOSKI1999
    @DOSKI1999 Před 26 dny +18

    We are watching from Ghana 🇬🇭. Our WEST AFRICAN STATES ARE TOO WICKED AND GREEDY TO ONE ANOTHER

    • @Arab2130
      @Arab2130 Před 26 dny +2

      Foooool

    • @JohnsonAmoni-bn3nr
      @JohnsonAmoni-bn3nr Před 23 dny

      Enforcing the rule of law is not wickedness

    • @JD-oz6nq
      @JD-oz6nq Před 23 dny

      ​@@JohnsonAmoni-bn3nrIt should have been enforced earlier before the selling of the land talk of putting on structures on them. It is a government of destruction.

    • @Adeniyi3884
      @Adeniyi3884 Před 22 dny

      Another igbo living in Ghana

  • @christychristy79
    @christychristy79 Před 25 dny +1

    It is not illegal when they get approval from the same government. The state government should also take responsibility and take responsibilities they have been collecting land taxes and other taxes.

  • @anthoniaaladegbola8914
    @anthoniaaladegbola8914 Před 25 dny +2

    So where are they go to go? Is the government making other provisions of where, the occupants will stay or live in furtherance? Talking about houses demolished.

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      That's not their problem

  • @blackcoraltv6787
    @blackcoraltv6787 Před 26 dny +3

    Many buildings in Lagos are illegally built- some crazy people even buikd on canals and under high tension cables....so some of these demolitons are necessary to clean up slum areas. But hope govt compensate owners or alternative accommodation made for them so they dont become homeless.
    And govt can convert some of these reclaimed lands for parks and green spaces. We need more trees, greenery in Lagos cos of global warming

  • @geet1462
    @geet1462 Před 27 dny +7

    These hosts are the very people who blames government when there's flood and disaster for not taking preventive actions. Please support this youngman to help us against future catastrophe

  • @BukkySo
    @BukkySo Před 22 dny +1

    Wicked Nigeria government with no conscience .God will surely judge all your actions and reward every single one of you accordingly.

  • @Africanpride01
    @Africanpride01 Před 26 dny +5

    The questions is, IS THERE ANY ALTERNATIVE FOR THOSE RENDERED HOMELESS....why are the citizens suffering for our leader mistakes

  • @andosehcampbel5701
    @andosehcampbel5701 Před 26 dny +1

    The lesson is that people must henceforth build these mansions in their states.

  • @danielelugbadebo7139
    @danielelugbadebo7139 Před 27 dny +3

    we need to ask ourselves this question why didn't Sanwolu do this demolition in his first term,it proves that all these are premeditated by the government, sanwolu knows this is his last tenure,so he can't give a hoot!

  • @Agbafemi
    @Agbafemi Před 26 dny +2

    Seun thank you so much sir ❤❤

  • @Financialwealthtips
    @Financialwealthtips Před 25 dny +1

    Who sold the lands in the first place. These are the main issues.

  • @AderemiAdebowale-kl4ze

    Former Governor Ambode demolished buildings around my area since 2019 till now the road is not going to be completed anytime soon. It is well. By the way the cele church near my house nor dey allow us sleep even during the day. It is well with Lagosians
    But the pain of residents, those affected God ! one can only imagine it. It is well with them

  • @ndubuisiiwu6090
    @ndubuisiiwu6090 Před 27 dny +12

    Why is nobody talking about the need to provide alternative to these home owners so that they can have a place to live.

    • @chinnyokonji1144
      @chinnyokonji1144 Před 26 dny +3

      God bless you Sir.
      Tokunbo 1974 wahab in the interview, indirectly said no compensation. When their relatives/ friends aren't directly affected, they don't care. Why didn't he mention that the developer took them to court in the past and won? He gave 2hrs only to move out. But gave ikoyi squatters that took over a federal property 48hrs to move, really???
      This is a highly insensitive govt.

    • @sholahide114
      @sholahide114 Před 26 dny +1

      All these people should seize this opportunity and go develop their state too so that people can start coming to their state instead of lagos yorubaland

    • @juniorchy4563
      @juniorchy4563 Před 26 dny +3

      ​@sholahide114 mumu which state are u from? Which state do u think those owners are from? Who are u to tell anyone where to live? Yeye ppl, corrupt ppl...why can't govt arrest those govt officials who approve those buildings? U can't build anything in lagos without approval, infact they usually send their agents to monitor your work and u pay ...yeye country...

    • @wahabowolabi8659
      @wahabowolabi8659 Před 25 dny

      In a civilized society, no government will condole this. Sleeping under the bridge!!!.
      Democracy doesn't mean that you can do whatever you want.

  • @Isikotel
    @Isikotel Před 25 dny +1

    Why all this demolition, what is governor planning for all this.

  • @kiaora7214
    @kiaora7214 Před 26 dny +4

    So why smash down their homes like that? So backward

  • @zenithoftruth
    @zenithoftruth Před 23 dny

    Why not profile them before you demolish, Mr. Commissioner

  • @beautifullifemedia2733
    @beautifullifemedia2733 Před 26 dny +1

    Nigerians need to protest or sue the government for this brazen acts of wickedness

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      You mean the developers

  • @Sabrerattler007
    @Sabrerattler007 Před 27 dny +2

    This APC demolishes, let them show citizens what government low cost residential structures it has constructed for its citizens it serves.

  • @victoreneji2946
    @victoreneji2946 Před 26 dny +3

    Answer the damn question
    you're going left and right, talking about profiling, you displace this people and then they'll become treats to people and properties due to the nature of your action

  • @ted.n9609
    @ted.n9609 Před 25 dny +1

    In a civilized Country and society, the Cities land and title Department of the government have clear plan and survey of developement and future developement and encumbrances clearly published and visible to the public. Here in the USA there are Title Companies that check for these encumbrabces and problems before you buy land or houses. This is a standard procedure in the U.S . Nigerian Goverment should make Title search and Land permitts a very important process for land or property acquisition. This demolision business is bad publicity for Lagos and Nigeria Real Estate market. The world is watching Nigeria.

  • @africaplus351
    @africaplus351 Před 26 dny +2

    Since i knew this channel in 2016...Same generic, same annoying background sound. Same heavy voices...Abeg innovates

  • @ijayokey
    @ijayokey Před 26 dny +1

    Really!!!! Where are they from????

  • @okpakoprist505
    @okpakoprist505 Před 27 dny +10

    Mr man don’t you ppl travel outside the borders or Nigeria.. Don’t you see underground drainage that passes through houses ?

    • @czogg99
      @czogg99 Před 27 dny

      Nigeria government all they know is to destroy. Most drainage in Europe/ Americas and Asia are done underground so buildings can be built On top including skyscrapers Rather than innovate we destroy.

    • @emmanueladebayo6327
      @emmanueladebayo6327 Před 26 dny +2

      Underground bridge on a canal? Where's that ? And let's assume it's possible, will government use abracadabra to pull their house up and do the bridge and out them back? The fact is we like illegality as a nation and when cautioned, we always cry wolf

  • @ainababa
    @ainababa Před 26 dny +1

    The commissioner may appeared right but his sense of common goods is poor. Are the government agencies not complacent in the process of building permit and now the citizen who build there should take all the burden? some time the question is, is it right? is it fair?

  • @okechukwusaint3948
    @okechukwusaint3948 Před 27 dny +6

    A country that enjoys frustrating her citizens! More especially in Lagos state , they demolishes peoples and properties at will without compensations .
    The pain and suffering meted out on citizens in this economy hardship is beyond comprehension.

    • @DOSKI1999
      @DOSKI1999 Před 26 dny

      These guys are just doing all these deliberately. Imagine what the environment man said. They are trying to separate the sheep from the shaft. No problem. He should just know that those people will never wish them well.😢

  • @rafaelnwazulu961
    @rafaelnwazulu961 Před 25 dny

    How old is that building??

  • @asenboris3414
    @asenboris3414 Před 26 dny +11

    I blame people who still dey buy lands and houses for lagos

  • @kennethagoms889
    @kennethagoms889 Před 27 dny +2

    Who are those landlord's collecting the rents .

  • @tayobibi
    @tayobibi Před 12 dny

    He can’t even answer the questions seun asked him about the government assisting the homeless Nigerians to new homes.

  • @tomnnebe760
    @tomnnebe760 Před 25 dny +1

    The government of Lagos state is the worst in the country. It's an Agboro led government that knows nothing about governance.

  • @titilayoolowoyeye6016
    @titilayoolowoyeye6016 Před 21 dnem

    The commissioner is not answering Seun's question on the homeless people. What are you doing for help for the homeless?The state Government would have built some resettlement places and asked them to be paying. If not they are going to become armrubbers.

  • @idahosacharles3591
    @idahosacharles3591 Před 25 dny

    Only mad people will go and invest in Lagos. I better remain in overseas were I am ok rather them investing in hopeless Lagos Nigeria. Those who invested eventually lost their properties on demolition or theft or land dispute. Lagos was founded by benin people but today now control by agberu.

  • @beatriceikhile
    @beatriceikhile Před 20 dny

    Did the government compensate them

  • @user-ls2ib1jo2f
    @user-ls2ib1jo2f Před 26 dny +1

    What’s the difference between removing and demolition of a property, let the lawyers and English scholars here clarify or explain the above for better understanding and clarity.

    • @topecharles1978
      @topecharles1978 Před 26 dny

      So you don’t kno the meaning of removing and demolish

    • @user-ls2ib1jo2f
      @user-ls2ib1jo2f Před 26 dny +2

      @@topecharles1978 you that knows the meaning in this case explain it and stop asking question or remain silent.

  • @olalekansalami5773
    @olalekansalami5773 Před 26 dny +4

    Who approved the building plans, perhaps, some of the builldings have CoOs, who signed them ? which agency inspect the building and gave approval for fit..? when all these questions are answered, and those responsible for approvals on behallf of Lagos state Govt. are brought to book... then, there would be justice for the victims...

    • @easyware
      @easyware Před 26 dny

      "perhaps, some of the builldings have CoOs"
      That's highly unlikely and, where this is the case, the government will compensate them. The truth is that this is not just about government it is about our people who are too lawless. Many of them will bribe officials to build where they are not meant to.. then one day when a serious government comes into office, they will start begging.

  • @christychristy79
    @christychristy79 Před 25 dny

    Who gave them approval to build.

  • @paturch7201
    @paturch7201 Před 26 dny +1

    This man seem to be deluded in his speech trying to evade answers to Seun's questions, just beating about d bush. Too pathetic that we have such fellow in position of authority.

  • @naijasoldieroflove
    @naijasoldieroflove Před 26 dny

    Very good. If living in a house is a right then governments have the right to cease part or the whole of your house to give to the “poor”.

  • @Perfecthavens_
    @Perfecthavens_ Před 26 dny

    Grant Cardone didnt insist we have to own houses. Read up his life on how not to worry about buildings. Just live

  • @francisnwuku
    @francisnwuku Před 26 dny +1

    did u give them allocation that is the question mr man?

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      He wasn't in office jor

  • @voicecommunities4810
    @voicecommunities4810 Před 26 dny +4

    Wicked, evil and destructive govt!

  • @heritageinnovationlab3264

    This is a typical example of irresponsible development pure and simple. Government of Lagos approved many of these structures, they paid taxes etc. Now turning back as if the government is not aware of those properties are unethical, irresponsible and inhumane. Has the government of Lagos provided alternative houses etc for those displaced?

  • @emmanueloguche-hn5zz
    @emmanueloguche-hn5zz Před 27 dny

    I am in Akiode , ojodu, Lagos state

  • @olaidebadmostv
    @olaidebadmostv Před 25 dny

    Channels, what do you mean by removal? It was an understatement. The buildings were demolished.

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      They were not demolished

  • @mimianon9025
    @mimianon9025 Před 27 dny +1

    Mr Wahab you did not answer the remedies part of the question as well as who approved and has been collecting taxes from them. You need to be humane in implementing the law. We are allowing Venezuelans and other displaced citizens & refugees temporarily here in our cities while trying to figure out a long term solution. That is how it should be. What is the plan to house and help these people back on their feet? They are human.

  • @SeikoDm-lu3xg
    @SeikoDm-lu3xg Před 27 dny +1

    May Allah help us

  • @tayobibi
    @tayobibi Před 12 dny

    I will advice anyone in diaspora not to buy lands or houses in Lagos state because it’s better to invest your money in western countries because you’re protected by laws in those countries with compensation.

  • @michaelosilaja3990
    @michaelosilaja3990 Před 26 dny

    What kind of publication is Seun talking about when it was posted on their buildings? The people felt it will be business as usual. These set of people cannot do the same abroad and at the slightest push they run to the press.

  • @okoyabamiji1843
    @okoyabamiji1843 Před 26 dny

    Hope they were compensated for revocation of CofO and this demolition????

  • @Tefera-hf8fw
    @Tefera-hf8fw Před 27 dny +13

    Lagos cant house 200 miliion tell them to go back to their original states and develop it

    • @dolapokosebinu5274
      @dolapokosebinu5274 Před 27 dny +5

      Exactly. Everybody can’t possibly live in Lagos.

    • @DOSKI1999
      @DOSKI1999 Před 26 dny

      No problem. God is watching ooo. This is happening because of the previous election. You people will carry the lands on your heads and eat.

    • @Africanpride01
      @Africanpride01 Před 26 dny +2

      How will the country grow if their are people against each other

    • @iykedanielsiyke6152
      @iykedanielsiyke6152 Před 26 dny +2

      A former capital of a country that everybody built one you want to destroy their property

    • @iheomanwakpadolu2576
      @iheomanwakpadolu2576 Před 26 dny +1

      Sweetheart tribalist, neither yoruba money nor labour built Lagos😮

  • @elizabethnjoku1984
    @elizabethnjoku1984 Před 26 dny +5

    I will keep saying it Nigeria Lacks proper management. These people paid for this land, and officials were there when the building was erected. They gave approval, collected money...now they are demolishing it...
    If you people ask why a lot is happening. It is the tears of citizens that is affecting the nation

    • @blackcoraltv6787
      @blackcoraltv6787 Před 26 dny

      You are bringing sentiments to this issue. So the fact that these structures were illegally built under previous govts, so a new administration should turn a blind eye to the illegality?
      We say we want development but we condone wrongful actions by citizens and then blame govt when they act. There's no big city in the world where people build houses anywhere they like, its in Nigeria we see that and accept it as normal. Govt is taking the right step here but the people affected must be compensated

    • @omacooliz
      @omacooliz Před 26 dny +1

      I am not bringing sentiment. My point is there are approvals needed to erect a building. These approval were given by government body or didn't they inspect the place before giving any approval. We are our own problem... why give approval when you know the place is not meant for building....that is what I want to know. Were they not trained on how to do their job effectively instead of allowing someone to put their sweat down and you destroy it in a blink....it is not right

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      ​@@blackcoraltv6787well said

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      ​@@omacooliztale your emotions out of this please

    • @omacooliz
      @omacooliz Před 24 dny

      @@jayo3074 so I should not air my opinion....since it does not affect it ba...e go reach everyone las las

  • @olaidebadmostv
    @olaidebadmostv Před 25 dny

    Mr. Commissioner, stop twisting the word. The right word in this context is demolition and not removal please.

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      It is removal what are you saying

  • @fernandannenna
    @fernandannenna Před 25 dny

    When the politicians when to the shameless court in the last election , they felt the judiciary only messed labour party and indeed the election result , tittle and permit , issuance and procurement , due process and illegality , Only a formidable , competent and unbiased judiciary will give you the comfort , reliability , hope and guarantee , so long as the judiciary remains a sham calamity can befall on anyone anytime,

  • @UmarIbrahim-hq5io
    @UmarIbrahim-hq5io Před 4 dny

    Kaiwa wane

  • @roobenjonathan617
    @roobenjonathan617 Před 26 dny +1

    So bad, too much injustice in the land. Inconsiderate, hard hearted people. God help us!!!😢

  • @vivianoghenejobo2934
    @vivianoghenejobo2934 Před 19 dny

    Lies everywhere

  • @suntanglory
    @suntanglory Před 27 dny +2

    Ikeja is the headquarter of lagos state not capital city.Ikeja is not a city,not officially yet anyways,but an area in lagos...

  • @naijasoldieroflove
    @naijasoldieroflove Před 26 dny +1

    Government must provide housing, schools, Jobs, health care services, education, transportation and security so what will citizens be doing?

  • @wellswaterllc-ji7nl
    @wellswaterllc-ji7nl Před 27 dny +12

    If it floods ,wouldn't people lose their lives and livelihood? Seun think before you talk.

    • @atty7697
      @atty7697 Před 26 dny

      The question is who approved those building projects? They should not approve, allow people to build and then demolishing. The approving government agency or agent should be held liable.

    • @juniorchy4563
      @juniorchy4563 Před 26 dny

      Have u build house in Nigeria specially in lagos? U can't build anything without govt approval in every stage , infact they usually send their officials to monitor your work from start to finsh, u pay for everything... later the same govt wil tell u that u build in a water way...why can't they clean up their system? Why can't they arrest those govt officials that give those approvals? Yeye country

  • @Samson-tc6sg
    @Samson-tc6sg Před 26 dny

    Which government approved the land to the owners, what is the alternative to the owners of these houses, you mean by rendering them homeless without providing an alternative to them, you people are wicked, evil regime

  • @franklyn-valokeke269
    @franklyn-valokeke269 Před 25 dny

    This boy is arrogant and insensitive. Nigerians are waiting for you to leave in 2027, no nore Tinubu never

  • @ogumka1976
    @ogumka1976 Před 24 dny

    Government can use law to make n mar anyone, the law is not always the right, slavery was backed by law in the USA n Jews were killed by German using the law, eastern region were starved using the law, even colonialism was backed by law but was it right?

  • @kayholn7522
    @kayholn7522 Před 26 dny +2

    Mr Wahab...are you actually eyeing to be Lagos governor?

    • @andosehcampbel5701
      @andosehcampbel5701 Před 26 dny

      Why the question? What he needs to be the Lagos State governor is to be the choice of Tinubu. Any other thing does not count, not even elections.

  • @DOSKI1999
    @DOSKI1999 Před 26 dny +1

    Seun ask him. People are just homeless. God is watching. Continue life is turned by turn.

  • @AdesuwaOsagiede-ty6sn
    @AdesuwaOsagiede-ty6sn Před 26 dny

    Nigerians, stop investing in Lagos State. Stay away from that dirty state. Lagos State is the most tribalistic state in Nigeria. Tinubu is running that state like a cartel.

    • @jayo3074
      @jayo3074 Před 25 dny

      Nigerians please ignore this comment and person. Come back and help us develop Nigeria into a better nation. Bring your skills and expertise we need it. It's people like @Adesuwa that are the problem with Nigerians today

  • @stellaokoh7107
    @stellaokoh7107 Před 25 dny

    You guys should continue your demolision sending people to their early graves there is time for everything. Are you guys going to be in office for life. Did someone not authorise the planning of these buildings. You guys should continue and turn Lagos to your Dubai. Kudos. Igbos tomorrow go and buy the govt estate as surely they will build on these lands ask you to come and buy. Igbos both abroad and in Nigeris invest in your states and be a tenants in another states. If Landmark business of 250mill dollars can be pulled down overnight how much less your buildings. Lagos state want to turn Lagos to.Dubia yet they are not cleaning up the homeless people under the brigde. Dirty gutters not flowing and rubbish all over lagos not collected. You guys are'nt started yet. Lagos state govt kudos.

  • @fernly2
    @fernly2 Před 27 dny +1

    We the people of Maryland,have no sympathy for homeless or they would see their suffering and demand justice!

    • @WiseTides
      @WiseTides Před 27 dny +4

      What are you saying?

    • @oladelegoodness
      @oladelegoodness Před 27 dny +3

      ​@@WiseTides I wonder ooh
      The comment no even get head

    • @fernly2
      @fernly2 Před 27 dny

      I’m saying we must resist having the wool pulled over our eyes, resist suffering in silence, bleate out the truth polemically. As we are sheep being led to slaughter in the market place, groomed to serve the parasitic 1%‼️

    • @fernly2
      @fernly2 Před 27 dny

      Justice is not the usury of the federal reserve system, not the money laundering of MIC which includes the best congressional reps $$ can buy‼️

    • @naijasoldieroflove
      @naijasoldieroflove Před 26 dny

      The destruction of Lagos had been happening for decades I thought the government was never going to do anything. If living in a house is right then the government should start ceasing people’s property to put “poor” in them.

  • @smithausten2196
    @smithausten2196 Před 26 dny +1

    Why is the commissioner so rude and arrogant.
    Karma will not forgive all of you and your family.

  • @okpakoprist505
    @okpakoprist505 Před 27 dny +5

    So since 1974 till this new era on 2024 you don’t have any better idea on how to take care of flooding without rendering ppl homeless in masses

    • @kamaldeenaolatunji7282
      @kamaldeenaolatunji7282 Před 27 dny +6

      See how u r talking without sense, can anyone stop the water pathway?

    • @dolapokosebinu5274
      @dolapokosebinu5274 Před 27 dny +6

      @@kamaldeenaolatunji7282 It’s pathetic, people need to be informed.

  • @user-sr7eq9gx7q
    @user-sr7eq9gx7q Před 26 dny +1

    This man is quoting nonsense. It was obviously that since your brother Tinubu becomes the president of Nigeria, the Yoruba people was busy destroying Igbos hard earned properties in Lagos, claimed that Igbos want to collect Lagos from them. As if Igbos are not part of Nigeria, and your country refused to give them sovereign state of Biafra. From Tinubu swearing, to date is it enough notice in an economy that was in a shambles. Thanks to Almighty God that all of us are visitors in this world, and you will hardly bring the Israelites of Nigeria down. Mark my words.

  • @Hericoni
    @Hericoni Před 26 dny

    I consider someone who can pay N250k to stay under the bridge as someone who can afford 3 square meals. Some of them are even getting married and raising kids under that bridge.