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Lagos Woman Alleges Police Involvement in Family Property Dispute and Home Demolition

Lagos Woman Alleges Police Involvement in Family Property Dispute and Home Demolition

Mojisola Omotayo-Ojo alleges that a dispute over her late father’s property has put her and her elderly mother at risk. She says relatives acting as estate administrators sold assets, withheld proceeds and accused her of wrongdoing after she collected rent for repairs on the property. She further alleges that eviction proceedings at the Ogba Magistrate Court described her and her mother as unknown tenants without proper notice. According to her account, the matter is now before the Ikeja High Court on appeal. The petitioner also alleges that, despite previous police and DSS interventions describing the dispute as civil, police officers and other individuals supported the demolition of part of her home on August 1, 2026. She is asking the Lagos State Government, police authorities, DSS and the state Attorney General to investigate the allegations and ensure her safety. These are allegations by the petitioner and should be independently verified by the relevant authorities and parties involved.

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jayjay

What formal records exist around the estate administration and the alleged sale of assets? That seems central to untangling the competing claims.

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hala

Exactly. Allegations aside, the documented chain of authority and any asset transfer papers should carry the most weight.

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lily

Family property disputes can become especially distressing when an elderly parent is involved and the home itself is reportedly under threat.

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isa

The allegations are serious, but the full picture should include the administrators' account and any court or property documents before conclusions are drawn.

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yemi

She should keep copies of rent records, repair expenses, sale documents, messages, and any demolition notices, then seek independent legal advice on the estate.

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