Vice President Osinbajo Denies Owning Ikoyi Building Which Collapsed

Vice President Osinbajo has denied proudly owning the Ikoyi constructing which collapsed on Monday, November 1.

 

The Vice President who acknowledged that he has publicly declared all his property and by no means acted to affect any regulatory physique on the collapsed constructing in an announcement launched by his media aide Laolu Akande on Friday November 5, added that he has referred the publication to his attorneys for authorized motion.

 

Vice President Osinbajo additionally maintained that he by no means purchased any land from Chief Michael Ade Ojo, or entered into any transaction for the sale of that land or some other piece of land from Chief Ade Ojo or anybody.

 

 

The assertion learn;

 

“Let it’s made completely clear that Prof. Yemi Osinbajo doesn’t personal and has by no means owned the mentioned land.

“He has additionally by no means been concerned, in any form or kind, within the improvement of this or some other land since he turned vice-president.

“At no time in anyway did the VP purchase this or some other piece of land from Chief Michael Ade Ojo, or entered into any transaction for the sale of that land or some other piece of land from Chief Ade Ojo or anybody for that matter.

“All property and property owned by the vice-president have been publicly declared.

”Additionally, the vice-president has by no means spoken to the Governor of Lagos State or some other official of the state authorities relating to the unsealing of the mentioned constructing on Gerrard Street, Ikoyi, which subsequently collapsed.

“The vice-president restates categorically that he has no curiosity in anyway, and has by no means had any curiosity, both legally or beneficially, within the land, the constructing or improvement.

“The vice-president has referred this disgraceful publication to his attorneys for immediate authorized motion.”