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After posing as a candidate in the 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination on Facebook, DEBORAH TOLU-KOLAWOLE was approached by a syndicate of the UTME and West African Senior School Certificate Examination result manipulators who extort desperate candidates for ‘result upgrade’
Oloye Sope, one of the victims who were forcibly evicted and their houses demolished in Oworonshoki community in the Kosofe Local Government Area of Lagos State by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's administration, has lamented how his only son died during the demolition exercise. Speaking in a one-minute 29-second video recorded by the Take It Back Movement, Oloye lamented that the state government did not only demolish his house and render him homeless but the demolition took away his only son, Segun from him.
Human rights and pro-democracy group, Take-It-Back Movement (TIB), in collaboration with Naija247news, has called on the Lagos State government to be accountable for the demolition of homes and the displacement of vulnerable families in Oworonshoki. In the Kosofe and Mushin local government areas of Lagos State, hundreds of residents from Oworonshoki and Idi Araba communities |
Human rights and pro-democracy group, Take-It-Back Movement (TIB) on Friday asked the Lagos State government to take responsibility for the demolition of homes and displacement of poor families in the Oworonshoki area of the state. Hundreds of residents of Oworonshoki and Idi Araba communities in the Kosofe and Mushin local government areas of Lagos State have protested against the demolition of their houses by the government.
The Federation of Informal Workers Organization (FIWON) and Take It Back (TIB) Movement on Wednesday condemned the ongoing demolition of homes and displacement of poor families in the Oworoshoki area of Lagos by the state government. The organizations lamented that no fewer than 10,000 people, including women and children, have been made homeless as a result of the demolitions and burning of people's homes which started on July 24, 2023.