Orilemo Descendant Accuses Adeshina, Olakunle Joseph of Land grabbing, Selling Ancestral Properties
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The Orile Imo descendants have accused Engr. Akeem Adeshina and the Asiwaju of Orile in Olakunle Joseph of land grabbing, selling of ancestral properties, and other vices, calling on the Ogun state governor, Dapo Abiodun, and the paramount ruler of Egba land to interfere before things get out of hand.
Orile in descendants in their numbers stormed Ogun NUJ council for a press briefing, on Thursday, calling out the Asiwaju Orile Ilemo Olakunle Joseph of conspiracy with other traditional chiefs in extorting the IMO people, while also accusing him of encroaching landed properties of the village, and forcefully claiming the original owner.
Addressing the journalists, Mr. Oluseyi Abolade disclosed that it is pertinent that the following traditional chiefs should be investigated on their activities as agents provocateurs in Imo land administration, which include, Engr. Akeem Adeshina (Odofin of Imo), Cheif Amodu (Balogun of Imo), Chief Babatunde Oluwole( Osi Imo) Chief Odunayo Osanyintola (Lipeki of Imo).
He also called for an investigation of a speculator being used by the land grabber Lekan Olakunle Jospeh culpable members of the Imo traditional council should be sanctioned.
He also raised the issue of obaship in the town of witnessing unprecedented extortion of candidates by the Imo traditional council.
Corroborating the Secretary of the association, Engr. Kehinde Adeoso demanded that the government should interfere in the matter, as Olakunle who claimed to beindigeneegen of the town is from Osun state according to their finding.
He also, cautioned that the extortion and selling of land should be put to an end before it gets out of hand, as the accused persons are selling other properties, which included land allocated for township hall, Orile IMO high school portion of land, and market land.
He added that they have been selling most of the ancestral properties of the town.
When contacted for reaction, Hon. Adeshina, said it was village politics.
“That one is a village politics”
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