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Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Creeper: 1:38pm On Jul 01, 2023
Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Governor Sanwo-Olu’s Administration To Adopt England Property Law

This was stated in a release by the Union's President, Mr. Toyin Ibrahim Igbo, and General Secretary, Mr. Olanrewaju Oluwa, and issued by the Union's Publicity Secretary, Engr. Kayode Ajayi, on Friday.

Lagos State indigenes residing in the United Kingdom, Ireland and other foreign lands have urged the state government under the leadership of Babajide Sanwo-Olu to adopt the England Property Law to favour the indigenous residents over others in the state.

This was stated in a release by the Union's President, Mr. Toyin Ibrahim Igbo, and General Secretary, Mr. Olanrewaju Oluwa, and issued by the Union's Publicity Secretary, Engr. Kayode Ajayi, on Friday.

The statement claimed that the domestication of English property law would lay to rest the lingering issue of “Lagos is a no man's land.”

According to the Union, an interest in land/real estate in England can be held under freehold or leasehold ownership, with the freehold being the highest category of ownership in England and Wales and, in most situations, virtually conferring absolute ownership.
Leasehold rights grant exclusive possession and use of land for a set length of time.

The statement reads, “A real estate owner in England can also give non-exclusive rights, known as easements, to third parties to use the land, such as granting a right of way. If correctly registered, easements are binding on any future owners of the property. The transfer of real estate to a purchaser must be recorded in writing on a form specified by HM Land Registry.

“Literally, land in Lagos State should be sold to an interested person or persons or group of persons as lease for a period of One Hundred (100) years after which the property is subject to review. With this law, indigenes will retain right of full ownership of the land in the state”, the Union said.

The union continued: “Lagos indigenes are selling their land to immigrants due to lack good jobs to cater for their families. Even where jobs are available, they are given to non-indigenes leaving the indigenes to sell their land or properties for survival or join the japa syndrome that have befall the country while others have become touts, miscreants and agberos.

“A situation where local government jobs are being given to non-indigenes is atrocious to the indigenous people of Lagos. The state civil service is full with non-indigenes as staff while indigenes roam the streets. If this continued, Lagos indigenes will be decimated in the state and they will not have a place to call their own in the near future.

Governor Sanwo-Olu and Lagos lawmakers should ensure the land and interest of Lagos indigenes are well protected”, the union added.
https://saharareporters.com/2023/07/01/lagos-state-indigenes-diaspora-ask-governor-sanwo-olus-administration-adopt-england

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by bhella10: 1:39pm On Jul 01, 2023
I'm happy this is happening at a time like this. No more Trojan horses as in the case of France and the Arabs. Eko o ni baje o!

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Dotherightthing: 1:47pm On Jul 01, 2023
I think something similar is already in place embarassed

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by anungangampu: 1:48pm On Jul 01, 2023
Stupid people.
The bloody truth these guys couldn't tell themselves is that most land sold in Lagos recently was not sold by indigenous Lagosians but by Yoroubas from other states. They make themselves Bale and enrich themselves while the others are used as thugs.
The Yoruba Ronu of a thing is an insidious craft to stir the indigenes against other Nigerians while enriching themselves. This is the anger of governorship candidates like Jandor' and Gbadebo. The latter took his anger too far. Next election they will come with the same rhetoric once indigenous candidates appear on a ballot box, not in Apc.

They actually bought the propaganda and that shows how poorly they think over there.

Porthharcout and Warri had the same sentiment in the past.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Lanretoye(m): 1:49pm On Jul 01, 2023
I no understand make person chop bellefull finish come dey find wetin go kill am...whom the gods wanto kill,they first make mad.
They gave you,accomodation,hospitalization and convenience and you wanto take over their land...those who owns the land now will tell you how to use it.
escohido123:


Oga we have a constitution which stipulates that every citizen has the right to live and own properties any where in Nigeria.
Just dey play.
Lazy set of people.
Make una continue dey sell una papa house with the grave come dey cry later.
destitute,what difference is between you and fulani cows seeking ruga settlement.do you have property that can be sold atall?...an ignoramus knows that the law stipulates that u can live and own properties in any state but he is so daft to know that he has to abide by the laws of the state too.
Go and ask your brothers that had their buildings demolished at alaba or your senseless Eze ndigbo that want to bring ipob into lagos,not nonentities like you that can't afford a pin in lagos who come here and quote constitution without knowing the sections.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Jogs1900: 1:50pm On Jul 01, 2023
We will get there .

E lofokan bale

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by amSTARboy: 1:51pm On Jul 01, 2023
Make una commot eye for person property

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Jogs1900: 1:53pm On Jul 01, 2023
anungangampu:
Stupid people.
The bloody truth this guys couldn't tell themselves is that most land sold in Lagos as of recently was not sold by indigenous Lagosians but by Yoroubas from other states. They make themselves Bale and enrich theirselves while the others are used as thugs.
The Yorouba Ronu of a thing is an insidious craft to stir the indegeenes against other Nigerians while enriching theirselves.
They actually bought the propaganda and that shows how poorly they think over there.

It's a good things for other Nigerians. Portharcout and Warri once had same law.
E no concern you in as much as they are Yorubas even if they are from togo or benin republic, we are brothers

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by redsun(m): 1:55pm On Jul 01, 2023
If they apply the Nigerian Land Use Act of 1978, those so-called indigenous scroungers in Lagos will realise that the land belongs to the government and the people, regardless of whether the person is a native or a coloniser. They tend to disregard that aspect of Nigerian land law because they are profiting from the sale of so-called indigenous lands.

You cannot have your cake and eat it too. If you must be a part of the world of 21st-century society, you must adopt new ways of doing things, otherwise, you will be left behind. The rule must be adhered to for Nigeria to be considered a country.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Validated: 1:56pm On Jul 01, 2023
I have 100 years leasehold on my Lagos properties. Before the expiration, Lagos would have become so cosmopolitan than noone will be talking of indigenes. We are talking of 2115 - 2120 when all these "our lagos peope" would have died and buried. My inheritors will do the needful by selling after 95 years and moved to better locations to invest the proceed. Infact those locations would have become slums like Akpomgbo areas of today.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Tochj(m): 1:56pm On Jul 01, 2023
It's ok if Pure Lagos indigenes are favoured.
That's means that all the Rich lands cornered by an Osun indigenes Aregbesola and Tinubu, including Osinbanjo and every non lagosian will be revoked.
Every Bale and Oba that is not from Lagos will be dethroned.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by joyandfaith: 1:58pm On Jul 01, 2023
Creeper:
Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Governor Sanwo-Olu’s Administration To Adopt England Property Law


https://saharareporters.com/2023/07/01/lagos-state-indigenes-diaspora-ask-governor-sanwo-olus-administration-adopt-england

Is lagos a country like England?

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Tinubucocainesn: 1:58pm On Jul 01, 2023
No we want ronu and Yoruba gbegiri law to accommodate


Helinues please tell them to chase other tribes away from SW😭😭😭😭

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Tinubucocainesn: 1:59pm On Jul 01, 2023
joyandfaith:


Is lagos a country like England?

My brother these na the people when say them dey sophisticated oooo
🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Tinubucocainesn: 2:01pm On Jul 01, 2023
bhella10:
I'm happy this is happening at a time like this. No more Trojan horses as in the case of France and the Arabs. Eko o ni baje o!

So non of you ronu addicts are from Osun, ekiti, Ondo etc .


Now all of you are from Lagos 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by joyandfaith: 2:01pm On Jul 01, 2023
Validated:
I have 100 years leasehold on my Lagos properties. Before the expiration, Lagos would have become so cosmopolitan than noone will be talking of indigenes. We are talking of 2115 - 2120 when all these "our lagos peope" would have died and buried. My inheritors will do the needful by selling after 95 years and moved to better locations to invest the proceed. Infact those locations would have become slums like Akpomgbo areas of today.
Exactly!!!
Most people especially inheritors would sell their lands begore 100 years expired and amother 100 years would start.
Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Yorubapiglet: 2:04pm On Jul 01, 2023
Cowards..

Enact the law immediately. Useless fuus.

Who do you think is moved by the random acts of vagrants.

Start it, let everybody reciprocate.

As for 1 Nigeria IGBOs and other tribes that aren't Yoruba...now you see the bridge building efforts of accommodators, who. Say IGBOs are bad hosts

It's IGBOs today, tomorrow it will be another tribe.

Their unity, is based on collective hate for everybody, not from their useless tribe.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by adekolaelect(m): 2:06pm On Jul 01, 2023
anungangampu:
Stupid people.
The bloody truth these guys couldn't tell themselves is that most land sold in Lagos recently was not sold by indigenous Lagosians but by Yoroubas from other states. They make themselves Bale and enrich themselves while the others are used as thugs.
The Yoruba Ronu of a thing is an insidious craft to stir the indigenes against other Nigerians while enriching themselves. This is the anger of governorship candidates like Jandor' and Gbadebo. The latter took his anger too far. Next election they will come with the same rhetoric once indigenous candidates appear on a ballot box, not in Apc.

They actually bought the propaganda and that shows how poorly they think over there.

Porthharcout and Warri had the same sentiment in the past.
Why bragging and wailing over what is not yours? It's let them do what will protect their people and lands . You are not concerned . Stop crying.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by femisplash: 2:09pm On Jul 01, 2023
The 99yrs leasehold is already in place but you see that civil service employment, there must be a total overhaul.. Indigenes must take back their jobs, atleast 85% slots

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by nedu666: 2:10pm On Jul 01, 2023
Yorubas are doing a far better job in helping lgbos achieve the quest of think home. What sensible lgbos were preaching for years and some strong headed lgbos refused to listen, that is what yorubas are doing free of charge. The good thing is that those that refuse to listen are wide awake and listening. Sanwo olu should continue, he is helping us achieve our goal

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by redsun(m): 2:12pm On Jul 01, 2023
Creeper:


Man, stfu, you old git.

What do you mean by “so-called indigenous scroungers”, you primitive cannibalistic monkey? You’re an utter disgrace to your children and you need to be flogged for the idiotic statement.

Most of you are poor and destitute but you keep running your filthy mouths and Twitter fingers. And you will definitely get what you’re begging/asking for one day. The ones that engage your stupid bigots aren’t the ones you should be worried about - the quiet ones who don’t say much are the ones you should fear.

The fact is that your kind is unfit to be called humans that is why you are stuck in the past. You need to open up your ass-licking tribal mind to understand the meaning of a country, constitutions and laws.
Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Creeper: 2:16pm On Jul 01, 2023
redsun:


The fact is that your kind is unfit to be called humans that is why you are stuck in the past. You need to open up your ass-licking tribal mind to understand the meaning of a country, constitutions and laws.

Man, stfu, you cannibalistic monkey.

I’ll slap all the teeth in your filthy mouth out of there, you pauper.

Watch what you post, you old fool.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Ola9ja23: 2:17pm On Jul 01, 2023
We will do everything possible to protect our land from flatinooooooos

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by femisplash: 2:17pm On Jul 01, 2023
Validated:
I have 100 years leasehold on my Lagos properties. Before the expiration, Lagos would have become so cosmopolitan than noone will be talking of indigenes. We are talking of 2115 - 2120 when all these "our lagos peope" would have died and buried. My inheritors will do the needful by selling after 95 years and moved to better locations to invest the proceed. Infact those locations would have become slums like Akpomgbo areas of today.
Too late to deceive yourselves, no matter how long the title expires, there will always be a Governor in power to take back what belongs to the state. Lagos has always been cosmopolitan when Ojukwu lost his father properties to the Govt.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by redsun(m): 2:19pm On Jul 01, 2023
Creeper:


Man, stfu, you cannibalistic monkey.

I’ll slap all the teeth in your filthy mouth out of there, you pauper.

Watch what you post, you old fool.


bleeping agbero. Have you finished begging and extorting innocent citizens today?

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by jmoore(m): 2:21pm On Jul 01, 2023
England is a country, is Lagos a country?


Indigene of England should be compared to indigene of Nigeria.

If you want to add another thing, seek independence and become a different country
Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Yorubapiglet: 2:21pm On Jul 01, 2023
Fear who? angry

Disgruntled and decimated mizcreants that are slavishly dependent of political hacks to exist? Chant your RONU nonsense to the high heavens and make sure implementation is swift. No need for useless rants.

Nobody buys that 'silent enforces' nonsense. If you want to chase them away, do that immediately and stop sponsoring useless groups to get validation.

All oil companies in ND must employ strictly people from N-Delta

All major companies that use Lagos as a base of operations , must relocate to their source of natural resource.

Even Air Peace will relocate it's head quarters to the SE and employ only IGBO personnel.

Look at a region dependent on taxation and foolish agbero empowerment, pulling chains that are weak

Niggaz are happy ..people need to see you pathetic things for whom you really are. Despicable..spits





Creeper:


Man, stfu, you old git.

What do you mean by “so-called indigenous scroungers”, you primitive cannibalistic monkey? You’re an utter disgrace to your children and you need to be flogged for the idiotic statement.

Most of you are poor and destitute but you keep running your filthy mouths and Twitter fingers. And you will definitely get what you’re begging/asking for one day. The ones that engage you stupid bigots aren’t the ones you should be worried about - the quiet ones who don’t say much are the ones you should fear.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Yorubapiglet: 2:25pm On Jul 01, 2023
You claim land but you are in Oshogbo? grin



Ola9ja23:
We will do everything possible to protect our land from flatinooooooos

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by escohido123: 2:26pm On Jul 01, 2023
Lanretoye:
I no understand make person chop bellefull finish come dey find wetin go kill am...whom the gods wanto kill,they first make mad.
They gave you,accomodation,hospitalization and convenience and you wanto take over their land...those who owns the land now will tell you how to use it.

Oga we have a constitution which stipulates that every citizen has the right to live and own properties any where in Nigeria.
Just dey play.
Lazy set of people.
Make una continue dey sell una papa house with the grave come dey cry later.

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Re: Lagos State Indigenes In Diaspora Ask Sanwo-olu To Adopt England’s Property Law by Creeper: 2:30pm On Jul 01, 2023
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Yorubapiglet:
Fear who? angry

Disgruntled and decimated mizcreants that are slavishly dependent of political hacks to exist? Chant your RONU nonsense to the high heavens and make sure implementation is swift. No need for useless rants.

Nobody buys that 'silent enforces' nonsense. If you want to chase them away, do that immediately and stop sponsoring useless groups to get validation.

All oil companies in ND must employ strictly people from N-Delta

All major companies that use Lagos as a base of operations , must relocate to their source of natural resource.

Even Air Peace will relocate it's head quarters to the SE and employ only IGBO personnel.

Look at a region dependent on taxation and foolish agbero empowerment, pulling chains that are weak

Niggaz are happy ..people need to see you pathetic things for whom you really are. Despicable..spits

[/s]

Go enrol in a proper school and learn how to read/write, you illiterate oaf.

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