A community leader, Pastor Adewusi Adedeji, voiced strong frustration during a TV interview, warning that locals are ready to resist what they call injustice in the area.
He said residents feel pushed aside and ignored, insisting they are determined to “take back” their land despite growing pressure from authorities and developers.
The cleric’s comments reflect the deep tension already building in the community, where many people have repeatedly complained about demolitions, displacement, and lack of proper resettlement.
Some residents say they are being forced out without fair treatment, while authorities maintain that urban development and enforcement actions follow due process.
The situation has sparked concern among observers, who warn that the anger on the ground could escalate if dialogue is not urgently embraced.
