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Lady cries out as her mother’s properties gets demolished (Video)

A lady has gone on X, formerly Twitter, to call out the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu after her mother’s properties were demolished.

She shared videos of her mother standing on the debris of her demolished property, crying out for help.

Narrating what transpired, the X user claimed some people claiming to be from the Lagos State Government arrived and demolished all of her mother’s houses on her land after which they set fire to the rubbles without notice.

”Some people claiming they are from @followlasg have demolished all of my mother’s houses on HER land over the weekend. they not only demolished, they also r@zed it to the ground with fire. Over Ten flats today, they have arrived to demolish her whole shop + farm without any proof of why they are doing that or even a court order.

They are not answering any questions, as they showed up with so many policemen, and t0uts. This makes zero sense as the land that these buildings are on belong to my family. Who can I talk to or something. My parents are aged..

I h@te feeling overwhelmed and sad. I’m even too scared to call home and ask for update. it’s cr@zy. why are you h@rassing people with police and t0uts on their own property.

My father is 80, and my mother is hypertensive. I am many miles away from home, and I can’t even begin to wrap my head around what the h*ll is happening. Just Friday, they demolished TEN flats, TEN,

Just to be clear, we were NOT given any notice. Like Not One Notice. showed up on friday with caterpillars and plenty police, and everyone was shocked. The police h@rassed everyone, and my parents are elderly. they came back today and demolished the shop and farm.”

She proceeded to tell Governor Sanwo-Olu that he and his people would ‘’answer to God.”

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