Edo State Commissioner for Lands and Housing, Hon. Yakubu Musa, has presented allocation letters to 1,550 landowners and developers who were victims of land seizure in Oke-Oroma community (Lot-A). The ceremony marked the beginning of the collection of letters, following Governor Monday Okpebholo’s approval of the Committee’s preliminary report.
Hon. Musa assured beneficiaries of a transparent and fair process, urging them to remain calm and peaceful. He thanked Governor Okpebholo for his commitment to resolving land issues in Edo State, calling the allocation a significant step forward in realizing the SHINE agenda.
Beneficiaries expressed gratitude, praising Governor Okpebholo’s initiative. “I’m happy to get back my land. I thank Governor Monday Okpebholo, May God continue to bless him,” said Mr. Osaretin Obazee, a landowner. Mr. Timi Odiase Uhuenkpramma also expressed gratitude: “I thank Mr. Governor for restoring my land. Let him continue doing the good work.”
The collection of letters for Lot B is scheduled to begin on January 28th, with proxy collection allowed with verified letters of authority
Edo Govt Returns 2,950 Plots to 1,550 Victims of Land Seizure
Edo State Commissioner for Lands and Housing, Hon. Yakubu Musa, has presented allocation letters to 1,550 landowners and developers who were victims of land seizure in Oke-Oroma community (Lot-A). The ceremony marked the beginning of the collection of letters, following Governor Monday Okpebholo’s approval of the Committee’s preliminary report.
Hon. Musa assured beneficiaries of a transparent and fair process, urging them to remain calm and peaceful. He thanked Governor Okpebholo for his commitment to resolving land issues in Edo State, calling the allocation a significant step forward in realizing the SHINE agenda.
Beneficiaries expressed gratitude, praising Governor Okpebholo’s initiative. “I’m happy to get back my land. I thank Governor Monday Okpebholo, May God continue to bless him,” said Mr. Osaretin Obazee, a landowner. Mr. Timi Odiase Uhuenkpramma also expressed gratitude: “I thank Mr. Governor for restoring my land. Let him continue doing the good work.”
The collection of letters for Lot B is scheduled to begin on January 28th, with proxy collection allowed with verified letters of authority