Leo Babarinde Akinola Dasilva, a former Big Brother Naija reality TV star and successful businessman, has said that many Ajah residents would become homeless if the Lagos State Government decided to retake the land.
The state government has already purchased Ajah, claims the pundit.
Leo said this when appearing as a guest on a recent episode of the audiovisual podcast The Honest Bunch, which actor Nedu and another presenter co-host.
He cautioned Lagos residents against purchasing real estate in Ajah, emphasizing that it is government-owned.
“Ajah is a resettlement program,” he declared. It is currently sold. Government funding owns it. I have records. When it’s time to allot it, my father will own 5,000 square meters. In 1993, he purchased it.
So, it hasn’t even been assigned yet. The majority of people will be homeless whenever we have a governor or government willing to deal with the strain of allocating those properties.
“I will suggest that you employ your surveyor to learn before you purchase a property in that area. They purchase a N100 million home there, visit Alausa, and assure them that everything is OK. However, the day when the government decides to act honorably and transfer those properties to their rightful owners…In Magodo na, it took place. How did they inform them, then? Governmental buildings.
