Landlords who participated in the Home Owners Scheme of the Ogun State government have been urged to work with government and report anybody or group of persons demanding for additional payment after the initial payment, made to the account of the state government.
The Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun made this call while presenting certificates of occupancy to another batch of 1000 beneficiaries.
The governor who was represented by the Head of Service, Abayomi Sobande said the government is committed to serving people better.
Some of the beneficiaries also confirmed that they didn’t pay additional money before they were called upon to pick their title documents but urged people to learn to follow due process.
Landlords who participated in the Home Owners Scheme of the Ogun State government have been urged to work with government and report anybody or group of persons demanding for additional payment after the initial payment, made to the account of the state government.
The Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun made this call while presenting certificates of occupancy to another batch of 1000 beneficiaries.
The governor who was represented by the Head of Service, Abayomi Sobande said the government is committed to serving people better.
Some of the beneficiaries also confirmed that they didn’t pay additional money before they were called upon to pick their title documents but urged people to learn to follow due process.
Landlords who participated in the Home Owners Scheme of the Ogun State government have been urged to work with government and report anybody or group of persons demanding for additional payment after the initial payment, made to the account of the state government.
The Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun made this call while presenting certificates of occupancy to another batch of 1000 beneficiaries.
The governor who was represented by the Head of Service, Abayomi Sobande said the government is committed to serving people better.
Some of the beneficiaries also confirmed that they didn’t pay additional money before they were called upon to pick their title documents but urged people to learn to follow due process.
Landlords who participated in the Home Owners Scheme of the Ogun State government have been urged to work with government and report anybody or group of persons demanding for additional payment after the initial payment, made to the account of the state government.
The Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun made this call while presenting certificates of occupancy to another batch of 1000 beneficiaries.
The governor who was represented by the Head of Service, Abayomi Sobande said the government is committed to serving people better.
Some of the beneficiaries also confirmed that they didn’t pay additional money before they were called upon to pick their title documents but urged people to learn to follow due process.
Landlords who participated in the Home Owners Scheme of the Ogun State government have been urged to work with government and report anybody or group of persons demanding for additional payment after the initial payment, made to the account of the state government.
The Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun made this call while presenting certificates of occupancy to another batch of 1000 beneficiaries.
The governor who was represented by the Head of Service, Abayomi Sobande said the government is committed to serving people better.
Some of the beneficiaries also confirmed that they didn’t pay additional money before they were called upon to pick their title documents but urged people to learn to follow due process.
Landlords who participated in the Home Owners Scheme of the Ogun State government have been urged to work with government and report anybody or group of persons demanding for additional payment after the initial payment, made to the account of the state government.
The Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun made this call while presenting certificates of occupancy to another batch of 1000 beneficiaries.
The governor who was represented by the Head of Service, Abayomi Sobande said the government is committed to serving people better.
Some of the beneficiaries also confirmed that they didn’t pay additional money before they were called upon to pick their title documents but urged people to learn to follow due process.
Landlords who participated in the Home Owners Scheme of the Ogun State government have been urged to work with government and report anybody or group of persons demanding for additional payment after the initial payment, made to the account of the state government.
The Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun made this call while presenting certificates of occupancy to another batch of 1000 beneficiaries.
The governor who was represented by the Head of Service, Abayomi Sobande said the government is committed to serving people better.
Some of the beneficiaries also confirmed that they didn’t pay additional money before they were called upon to pick their title documents but urged people to learn to follow due process.
Landlords who participated in the Home Owners Scheme of the Ogun State government have been urged to work with government and report anybody or group of persons demanding for additional payment after the initial payment, made to the account of the state government.
The Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun made this call while presenting certificates of occupancy to another batch of 1000 beneficiaries.
The governor who was represented by the Head of Service, Abayomi Sobande said the government is committed to serving people better.
Some of the beneficiaries also confirmed that they didn’t pay additional money before they were called upon to pick their title documents but urged people to learn to follow due process.
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