Igbo Town Union Leaders Condemn Demolition of Properties in Lagos, Criticize Government's Silence

Igbo town union leaders in Lagos have strongly criticized the ongoing demolition of Igbo-owned properties in Lagos, expressing dismay at the Federal Government's silence on the matter. The demolitions, described as discriminatory and lacking due process, have led to economic losses and suffering for the Igbo community in Lagos.
Chief Emeka Diw highlighted the systematic nature of the demolitions, which began in February and have continued, affecting trade plazas and livelihoods. The Igbo leaders are calling for international attention to the plight of Igbo property owners in Lagos.
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