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IJEBU-IMUSIN LAND RECOVERY: STAKEHOLDERS CONVENE TO DISCUSS NEXT STEPS FOLLOWING NIGERIAN ARMY DE-ACQUISITION

Published October 18, 2026 · admin
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IJEBU-IMUSIN, OGUN STATE October 17, 2026

Prominent community stakeholders, traditional leaders, palace chiefs, and concerned sons and daughters of Ijebu-Imusin yesterday converged to deliberate on the way forward following the de-acquisition of land previously acquired by the Nigerian Army in Ijebu-Imusin, Ogun State.

The important gathering brought together respected personalities and community representatives united by a common interest in protecting the heritage, land interests, and future development of Ijebu-Imusin.

The event was graced by prominent community stakeholders and community chiefs, alongside palace chiefs led by Bashorun Seyi Abiodun Bashorun of Ijebu-Imusin, as well as other distinguished sons and daughters of the ancient town. Their presence demonstrated the importance of collective participation and constructive dialogue in addressing matters affecting the community.
The meeting provided an avenue for stakeholders to discuss the next steps in the land recovery process, explore appropriate channels of engagement, and consider necessary to protect the legitimate interests of the community. The discussions also highlighted the need for unity, transparency, and cooperation among traditional institutions, community leaders, relevant authorities and other concerned parties.

The de-acquisition of the land marks a significant development in the ongoing discussions surrounding the community’s land interests. Consequently, stakeholders recognise the importance of a coordinated approach to ensure that subsequent actions are undertaken through the appropriate legal and administrative procedures.

The presence of Bashorun Seyi Abiodun Bashorun, alongside other palace chiefs and community stakeholders, reflected the significance of traditional leadership and community participation in matters concerning the collective welfare of Ijebu-Imusin. The engagement further reinforced the need for sustained consultation and a shared sense of responsibility as the community considers the path ahead.

As the process moves forward, the people of Ijebu-Imusin are encouraged to remain peaceful, united and committed to constructive engagement. Protecting community interests requires not only collective determination but also patience, proper documentation and adherence to established procedures.

Ultimately, the gathering reaffirmed the importance of unity and shared purpose in advancing the interests of Ijebu-Imusin. With continued collaboration among stakeholders, the community can work toward a fair and orderly resolution that respects its heritage and supports the aspirations of present and future generations.

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