Labour Party Accuses Ogun State Government of Selling Public Housing Estates
The Labour Party has accused the Ogun State Government of selling public housing estates, including the Ibara Housing Estate, built with taxpayer funds. The party alleges that Governor Dapo Abiodun's administration is recklessly disposing of public assets, undermining future affordable housing in the state.
The government refutes the claims, leading to a clash over transparency and accountability. The Labour Party calls on prominent figures like Olusegun Obasanjo and Wole Soyinka to intervene and halt the alleged sale, demanding a suspension of housing asset disposals and full disclosure of beneficiaries.
The dispute highlights concerns over transparency and public asset management in Ogun State.
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