‘C OF O’ : MURIC REMINDS
DAPO ABIODUN
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has reminded Governor Dapo Abiodun of
Ogun State of the need to release the Certificates of Occupancy (‘C of O’) to
those who participated in the Homeowners’ Charter scheme since 2018. The human
rights organisation said releasing the C of O to the owners before the
elections will be of great electoral benefit to the governor.
MURIC’s reminder came on Tuesday, 15th November, 2022 through
its director, Professor Ishaq Akintola.
The statement reads:
“The fate of hundreds of Ogun State residents who applied for the Ogun
State Homeowners’ Charter scheme since January 2018 still hangs in the balance
four years later. There has been no word from the state government despite the
fact that many of the applicants had paid in full.
“Although the scheme was launched by the former governor, Ibikunle
Amosun, MURIC believes that governance is a continuum. The records must be
there and the right thing to do is to pick the scheme up from where Abiodun’s
predecessor stopped.
“Good governance resides in the corridor of continuity. Museum mentality
will never take any administration anywhere. Besides, this is the right time to
demonstrate sensitivity and responsiveness to the yearnings of the electorate. One
good turn deserves another.
“Ogun State homeowners who get their ‘C of Os’ before February 23rd
2023 are most likely to dedicate their PVCs to the electoral aspirations of
Governor Dapo Abiodun.”
Professor Ishaq
Akintola,
Director,
Muslim Rights
Concern (MURIC)
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