Subscribers Appels to DSS on Land Allocation
By Ogundele Olanrewaju
Some Non Co-operative members of the DSS Community Multipurpose Co-operative society limited Housing Estate Elenusonso Ibadan has appealed to Director of Ibadan office Department of State security services to allocate the land bought through its co-operative society to their respective owners.
The group made the personate appealed during a peaceful protest to the DSS office Ibadan and Agodi Govt Secretariat.
Some Non members of the DSS Community Multipurpose Co-operative society Limited at Housing Estate Elenusonso Ibadan staged a protest to the office Department of the State Security Service in Ibadan
The protesters carried placards with different inscriptions demand for the allocation of land already paid for at DSS Housing Estate Elenusonso Ibadan
Speaking with National Daily news on behalf of the protesters Mrs Adebola Ibitoye said efforts to get land at the DSS Housing Estate as Non Co-operative members proved abortive after paying all necessary fee two years ago.
They enjoined management of the DSS Community Multipurpose Co-operative Society limited to take necessary action by allocating lands to the prospective allotees.
The group also stage peaceful protest at Agodi Government house where the executive assistant to Governor Seyi Makinde on Security Retired CP Sunday Odukoya told the protesters to remain calm and continue to be law abiding citizens.
He promised that Government will investigate and ensure peace reign.
It was alleged the coorporative society of DSS Ibadan sold lands to 87 prospective non members two years ago and since then the land have not been allocated to them.
The statement read : “Sometimes between mid-2019 and early 2020, the contracted agents, claimed to have been mandated by the state security service- Multipurpose Cooperative Society (hereinafter referred to as the DSS-Cooperative), advertised to members of the public directly and through cronies, informing them that a vast area of land located along Elenushonsho, Ile-tuntun, Ibadan, Oyo state, belonging to the DSS-COOPERATIVE to sell the land on its behalf”.
It statement further note that ” Over 87 Nigerians who parted with their hard earned money subscribe to the alleged subscribe”.
The vice president DSS land subscribers, Mrs Adebola Ibitoye averred that the land subscribers realized that houses have started springing up in the land and upon inquiry and discovered that allocation have been issued but only to staff members of the DSS-COOPERATIVE.
She noted that “All efforts made to get a satisfactory explanation from the DSS-COOPERATIVE have proved abortive and the contractors are neither communicating to the subscribers”.
