– On Wednesday, April 12, some women of Otodo Gbame community occupied the Lagos state High Court
– The women in their thousands said they were in court to participate in the hearing of their mater against the Lagos state government
– Most of the women also had their children with them while in court
Women of Otodo Gbame on Wednesday, April 12, stormed the Lagos High Ikeja for hearing of their case against the Lagos state government.
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The women in their hundreds occupied the court premises over the demolition of their properties in Otodo Gbame community ion Lekki area of Lagos.
The women who were mainly seen sitting on the floor in various angles of the courthouse protested the activities of the Lagos state government against them and their family.
Women of Otodo Gbame on Wednesday, April 12, stormed the Lagos High Ikeja for hearing of their case against the Lagos state government.
They accused the government of displacing them from their homes without prior notice.
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Recall that thousand of residents were reportedly displaced after security officers and officials of the Lagos state Task Force demolished properties in Otodo Gbame.
They accused the government of displacing them from their homes without prior notice.
Members of the community in anguish dragged the state government to court over the act which they referred to as humiliating and unjust.
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Most of the women also had their children with them while in court
Watch this ZENITHBLOG.com video of residents of Otodo Gbame community lamenting the demolition by Lagos state government below:
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