A retired Assistant Comptroller of Customs, Salami Agbaje Fasanya and his wife, Titilayo, have appealed to Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun and Inspector General of Police Mohammed Adamu to rescue them.
They accused Adewunmi Odutala and Kehinde Odubade Atiku of allegedly destroying their property.
The couple appealed to former president Olusegun Obasanjo and other prominent people in Ogun State, seeking their assistance.
They alleged that their one acre of land known as No. 13, 15, Isiaka Oseni Street, 1, River Jordan and 15, 17, & 19, Yusuf Ibadan Street, Aiyetoro-Itele has been sold to unsuspecting buyers.
They said that they were operating a poultry farm on the land and also granted leasehold on a portion of it via a tenancy agreement dated June11, 2016 to Lakeshore Agro Allied Services Limited, a company owned by Gbolagade Adeniji.
The couple added that the owner of Lakeshore Agro Allied Services Limited (Gbolagade Adeniji) illegally invited the duo of Adewunmi Abiodun Odutala and Kehinde Adekunle Odubade to dispossess them of the land.
They stated that the land was fraudulently sold to unsuspecting buyers and a plot was allegedly given to Gbolagade.
The petitioners warned that the ownership of the land is a subject of litigation in suit No-HCT/711/2019 involving Salami Agbaje Fasanya vs. Kehinde Adekunle Odubade & Another pending before Justice Fabamwo of High Court 6, Ota, Ogun State.
Besides, the couple warned that whoever bought any portion of the land at No. 13, 15 Isiaka Oseni Street, 1, River Jordan and 15, 17 & 19 Yusuf Ibadan Street, Aiyetoro-Itele from Adewunmi Abiodun Odutala and Kehinde Adekunle Odubade should apply to the court to join the suit in order to protect their defective title conferred on them by Adewunmi Abiodun Odutala.
‘’The two plots of land municipally known as No. 29, 31 & 33 Wisdom Street, Ayetoro-Itele, Awori via Ota, Ogun State belong to Mrs. Titilayo Fasanya, wife of Mr. Salami Agbaje Fasanya and have been illegally sold by Adewunmi Abiodun Odutala and Kehinde Adekunle Odubade to unsuspecting buyers with all her building materials converted. The occupiers of No. 29, 31 & 33 Wisdom Street, Ayetoro-Itele, Awori via Ota, Ogun State are hereby notified of their defective title acquired from Adewunmi Abiodun Odutala, the adjudged customary tenant at Aiyetoro-Itele, via Ota, Ogun State,” they said.
The Head of Adogun Atele Family, Chief Taoreed Momodu Dada, has called on the Governor of Ogun State, Attorney General of Ogun State and Commissioner for Local Government & Chieftaincy Affairs to come to the aid of the community.
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