PROTEST: RESIDENTS OF OWODE ESTATE, ZONE 4, APATA, STAGE PROTEST AGAINST UNDEVELOPED LAND IN APATA.....SAYS IT CONSTITUTES CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY


Residents of Owode Housing Estate, zone 4, Apata, Ibadan South West Local Government Area of Oyo State, on Friday, staged a peaceful and advocacy protest against undeveloped land measuring over four thousand plot of virgin lands and many abandoned houses, calling on Governor Seyi Makinde to take urgent step in addressing the problems.

According to the protesters, evil people are using the avenue to perpetrate crimes against humanity.
Addressing hundreds of protesters, President of Apata Youths Organization, Comrade Olaoluwa Paul Oyeniran called on the government of Oyo State to help the people of Owode Housing Estate zone 4 , Apata, reiterating that abandoning properties for over forty years constitute societal danger.

Also speaking, Dr. Idowu Aladejobi alleged that within two weeks, six houses have been bungled due largely to the neglect of the vast undeveloped land and many abandoned houses.

He however called on the Housing Cooperation of Oyo State to come to their aid by taking the decisive action of revocation against land vendors and property owners that refuse to develop or make use of their valuables.

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