300-Year-Old Community in Ogun State Faces Demolition, Sparks Outcry
The 300-year-old communities of Ogunro, Itori, and Onimogan in Ogun State are distressed over a planned demolition by the government, despite ongoing legal battles. Residents, including Chief Oludare Salako and Chief Olakunle Bodunde, are appealing for peaceful resolution and urging the government to respect their ancestral lands.
High Chief Oluyinka Kufil advises dialogue to prevent forced evictions. The communities are facing pressure to vacate their homes, leading to pleas for support and legal intervention to halt the demolitions.
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