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Ogun Leading Realtor, IAS Sets To Mark 8th Anniversary With Land Discount Sales

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Ogun leading realtor, IAS Unique Homes and Properties is set to mark 8th year anniversary with a discounted fifty (50) on plots of land at its Bluestone City gated Estate, Wasinmi, Ogun State.

The Chairman of the real estate agent, Ayobami Akanji Adelani said his advise for Nigerians is to invest in lands, saying it is a sure way to secure one’s income and future as build wealth in a volatile economy.

He encouraged Nigerians to buy land in Bluestone City Estate and take advantage of its proximity to Lagos, saying “IAS unique homes is celebrating 8 years of positive impact.”

Adelani said, “the Bluestone city where construction is presently on-going is secured with fence, electricity, closeness to the main road and other facilities.

He promised that anyone who buys land in the gated estate would be given fifteen (15) tonnes of sharp sand, setting sand and granite each to begin foundation immediately on the land.

According to him, “Owning lands is a valuable long term investment, as its value appreciates over time, providing a sense of security and permanence.

“This Bluestone City is a great opportunity to own a land in Ogun State with about forty five minutes drive to Lagos. There is a flexible payment plan as one can pay at once, or pay fifty percent and subsequently balance on instalment in six months.

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Ogun to Fine filling stations, eateries denying the Public Usage of their Toilets

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Ogun to Fine filling stations, eateries denying the Public Usage of their Toilets

Ogun state government has criminalized prevention of members of the public by petrol filling stations and eateries, as well all public places, from using their toilets.
It says members of public have the rights to use their toilets which must always be kept clean for public use.
The state environment commissioner, Ola Oresanya asked members of the public denied the usage of the toilets, to report to 090-1048-0056.
Oresanya, speaking on a Rockcity FM programme: ‘daybreak show’ on Thursday, said the provision of public toilets was part of the conditions for approving their operational licenses across the state.
The commissioner also said a bill has been sent to the state house of assembly to penalize open defecation and urination in the state.
According to him, the bill stipulates fines ranging from N5,000 to N50,000 for offenders.
He adds that there is a provision for three month prison term or a one month community service for anyone caught in the act of defecating or urinating publicly.
Oresanya said that already, the state was building modern public toilets, six of which are now operational between Mowe and Berger axis of the Lagos-Ibadan expressway.
The target, according to him was to build 40, across the state, out of which 20 would be ready by end of 2025.

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One Person injured as Custom,Smugglers Clashes in Ogun

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One Person injured as Custom,Smugglers Clashes in Ogun

Customs officers have been injured in a gunfight with smugglers at Obada Idi Emi near Imeko Afon, in Ogun state border communities with Benin republic.
The leader of the customs patrol team and another officer were injured in the arm and legs.
Another person suspected to be an onlooker was shot dead.
The smugglers had attacked officers of a custom patrol which intercepted smuggled parboiled rice on Monday.
The officers had offloaded the contraband from a Mazda car whose driver had escaped into their patrol van when the armed smugglers opened fire on them.
The custom officers were forced to escape from the scene.
The patrol vehicle was damaged while the seized contraband was taken away.

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Breaking: Court Dismisses Alleged Imposed Baale in Kajola Iboro, Ota

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Breaking: Court Dismisses Alleged Imposed Baale in Kajola Iboro, Ota

A High Court sitting in Idi-Oke, Igbesa, on Tuesday issued a ruling that restrains Odetogun Moruf from presenting himself as the Baale of Kajola Iboro, a town in Ota, located in the Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area of Ogun State.

In the case with suit number HCI/130/2024, the court ordered Mr. Moruf, who was previously claimed to have been installed by the Alake of Egbaland, Oba Aremu Gbadebo Adedotun, to cease parading himself as the Baale of the Awori town.

Kajola Iboro, an Awori town sharing borders with Atan, Ota, Oke-Ore, and other Awori settlements, traditionally falls under the jurisdiction of the Olota of Ota.

However, the alleged “expansionist” actions of the Alake reportedly led to the installation of an “illegal” Baale in the town, a decision that has now been overturned by the High Court.

Further details of the court proceedings remain unavailable as of the time of this report,

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