Residents accommodation distress is better appreciated from some of their accounts.
According to Mrs. Oluwatoyin Oshindele, the Iyalode of Iganmu-Alawo; “Since the demolition, I have been sleeping outside with my children. Some of them had to stop school because I had no fund for their education.”

Shortly before the anniversary of the demolition, the state governor, Fashola announced that the state government had approved the sum of N284.4 million for the displaced 319 landlords and 1, 933 residents.

Walking through the rail track at Ijora Badia, Mr. Oluwagbemiga Anjorin gazed at the portion of the land where his parent’s house used to stand before February 23, 2013.

Western hysteria about President Goodluck Jonathan’s signing of the Same Sex Prohibition Act 2013 could not have come as a surprise to watchers of the strong advocacy for recognition of the rights of homosexuals euphemistically called the gay community.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights have been on the front burner of public domain in the Caucasian world

The Pope, by the Papal Bull of Demarcation, divided the medieval world between Spain and Portugal. The old Benin Empire was in the sphere that belonged to Portugal. In 1485, during the reign of Oba Esigie, the Portuguese visited Benin and marveled at her ancient political organization, native technology, arts and the sophistication of her ancient economic and social enterprise. This visit developed into mutual exchange of diplomatic deals between the old Benin Empire and Portugal in almost all aspects of human interactions.