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Apunren Residents Praise Gbenga Daniel over Land Dispute Intervention

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Gbenga Daniel land dispute intervention earns praise from Apunren-Ijebu residents over efforts to resolve a decades-long military land conflict

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Residents and indigenes of Apunren-Ijebu in Ogun East Senatorial District have commended Senator Gbenga Daniel for intervening in a decades-long land dispute involving communities around the Sappers Barracks in Ijebu-Ode.

Also read: Gbenga Daniel Camp Hits Back Over Alleged Political Fabrications

The residents described the senator’s involvement as a significant breakthrough in a conflict that has left thousands of families facing uncertainty over disputed land and fears of possible eviction.

In a letter of appreciation signed by Oba Jimson Owode Oyelaja, the community expressed gratitude for what it described as timely support and advocacy at a period when previous appeals had yielded little progress.

According to the letter, the Gbenga Daniel Land Dispute Intervention helped restore hope among affected residents and reopened channels of dialogue between local communities and relevant authorities after years of tension.

Community leaders said the senator drew national attention to the issue by facilitating engagement through the Senate Committee on Ethics, Privileges and Public Petitions, creating an avenue for affected residents to present their concerns.

They added that the intervention contributed to mediation efforts involving military representatives and community stakeholders, leading to discussions aimed at resolving the longstanding disagreement.

The community further noted that senior military officials, including representatives of the Chief of Army Staff, participated in the dialogue process, a development they described as encouraging and indicative of a willingness to pursue a peaceful resolution.

Residents recalled that earlier stages of the dispute generated widespread anxiety, with concerns over housing, livelihoods and access to education affecting families across several communities.

The letter also praised Daniel’s commitment to the matter despite his legislative responsibilities at the national level, describing him as responsive to grassroots concerns and attentive to the welfare of his constituents.

According to the community, the renewed engagement has strengthened confidence that a lasting solution to the land de-acquisition dispute can be achieved through dialogue and collaboration.

While expressing appreciation for the senator’s efforts, residents urged him to sustain engagement with all parties until a final settlement is reached, enabling affected families to enjoy long-term stability and peace.

Also read: Sanwo-Olu Pays Glowing Tribute on Gbenga Daniel’s 70th

The community concluded by describing Daniel as a consistent advocate for their welfare whose actions have helped rebuild trust in public leadership and democratic representation.

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Its Fake News, Magistrate Court Did Not Order Araraume’s Arrest- Imo First Group

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A group, the Imo First Group (IFG) has described the purported Magistrate court order to arrest Senator Ifeanyi Araraume and the former governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha, over alleged criminal conspiracy and forgery, as a ruse and fake news

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The group stated this in a statement issued on Saturday in Abuja.

IFG challenged those peddling the fake news to make the court order public.

The statement reads ” The fabricated and concocted story was first posted on social media by Hon. Ambrose Nwaogwugwu, a media aide to Governor Hope Uzodimma, before it was picked up by other media outfits, including Arise TV.

According to the statement, those behind the report claimed that a Senior Magistrate Court sitting in Abuja issued a Bench Warrant dated September 9, 2026, following a petition written by the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Imo State, Barr. Chukwuemeka Ibejiako, to the Police and DSS on October 8, 2026, over alleged presentation of fake APC primary results.

The Group debunked the existence of any such order.

“We want to state categorically and unequivocally that no jSenior Magistrate ordered or issued any bench warrant for the arrest of Araraume”

IFG however challenged anyone in possession of the purported court order to publish it.

“If you claim to have a court order present same for the public to see,

“This fabricated bench warrant contain in the report is filled with inconsistencies, the bench warrant was dated September 9, 2026, while the REC’s petition that supposedly triggered it was dated October 8, 2026, with case number CR/M/084/2026.

The statement further stated that the purveyors and harbinger of the fake news tried to trick the magistrate via exparte order but was rebuked

“The magistrate bluntly refused to grant their exparte and threatened to arrest them, yet they carried their falsehood about. What’s the problem of occupants of office that never won free and fair elections and tried to destroy reputable Imo sons that have won elections. We challenge anyone in this macabre surugede dance to show the court order or warrant of arrest. It’s preposterous to blackmail decent Imo sons on the altar of dirty politics.”

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Governor Peter Mbah has appointed 680 officials to Development Centres across Enugu, with opposition figures questioning the timing ahead of 2027 (more…)

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Panic-stricken Enugu APC begins flag-off of already flagged of roads in Nsukka after PDP’s Chijioke Ugwu’s homecoming

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Nsukka road projects have been flagged off after a major PDP homecoming for Chijioke Ugwu, amid political realignment ahead of the 2027 election (more…)

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