The Nigerian singer, Haeb Okikiola, popularly known as portable, has expressed his frustration after his incomplete building and hotel in Sangota were supposedly sealed by the government of the state of Ogun on illegal development.
Sharing a contravention notice on Instagram, the singer of 'Zazu' revealed that the Planning and Development Authority of the State of Ogun carried out the operation.
Portable alleged that during the application, more than 20 of their clients and workers were arrested, while the alcoholic beverages of their bar were confiscated.
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In an emotional publication, he wrote:
“I believe in Eldumare. No one can fool me, Omo Orohun.
“They packed everyone, took more than 20 people, both artists and customers, and packed cars, bicycles, including people's phones and jobs.
“All the people who came to help them, packed and sealed my new building and hotel incomplete. Why? The government must investigate this.
“I am using this place to reserve events and shows, not just for drinks. I am promoting people and helping people here.
“The government should ask, I put light everywhere, and before the government came to repair the roads, I called them to help us. Why will they do this on my property, which I am using to feed my family? Later they came And they attacked me where I was, but God is bigger than them. ”
From now on, the Planning and Development Authority of the State of Ogun has not yet responded to the accusations.
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