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Fear grips landowners as FG moves to reclaim explosion site

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There appear to be more problems for the residents of Abule Ado as the Federal Government has begun moves to reclaim the land from the Lagos State government.

The acting Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer (MD/CEO) of Federal Housing Authority, Umar Saliu Buntu, disclosed this on Tuesday during a visit to the site of last Sunday’s explosion.

The FHA chief also claimed that the government has since the 70’s acquired the large expanse of land from Ojo Cantonment down to Trade Fair.

Details later…

(Tribune)

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