No fewer than 98 communities in the Lekki area of Lagos have been allocated land by the state government.
The land allocation is a compensation for over 16,300 hectares of land acquired by the state government in Ito-Omu and other communities through the New Towns Development Authority (NTDA) to develop and maintain several developmental schemes to take care of the housing needs and other developmental activities of the citizens.
The allocation letters were presented to leaders of each of the affected villages by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu during a ceremony held at Ito-Omu Link Bridge, Sangotedo, on Wednesday. Among the villages are Orofun, Agadangba, Oko-Keji, Okun-Abe, Abegede, Idi-Ori, Anikansogbo, Anwoye Oke, Anwoye Ebute, Ladaba Ebute, Idi Afon, Oguntedo, Megun, Isan, Ipesu, Arapagi Lotu, Ibon, Ito-Omu, Ladaba, Dongo, Oregun, Ladega and Ladaba Oke-Odo, among others.
At the event, Sanwo-Olu said the government decided to ensure that the growth of Ito-Omu and all
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