A Law Prohibiting Forceful Entry (Land Grabbers) and illegal Occupation of Landed Properties in Lagos State has been Pass & Sign into Law Today.

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A Law Prohibiting Forceful Entry (Land Grabbers) and illegal Occupation of Landed Properties in Lagos State has been Pass & Sign into Law Today.

Speech Delivered at the Signing Into Law of the Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Corps Law and the Lagos State Properties Protection Law at the Lagos
House, Alausa, Ikeja



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