The Special Adviser to the Governor and Director General, Bureau of Lands and Survey, Mr. Aina Salami, gave the hint while presenting achievements of the Bureau in the last six months before the members of the House Committee on Lands and Housing led by Hon. Damilola Soneye at the Assembly Complex, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta.
Aina explained that the legislation would empower the task force to evoke the relevant sections of the extant anti-land grabbing law to address the avalanche of petitions bordering on land related cases, adding that such became necessary to enable rightful owner take possession of their landed properties with ease.
Rendering the achievements of the bureau within the period under review, the Special Adviser said the Bureau had improved on its service delivery, hence a specialized committee had been put in place to ensure timely clearance of all backlogs of title documents being abandoned in the past years.
Responding, the lawmakers tasked the Bureau to revamp land services and administration, with a view to delivering more quantity of title documents to applicants within the reasonable timeframe.
Also, the Acting General Manager of the State Housing Corporation, ESV Akinwale Ojo, disclosed that the Corporation generated the sum of N413.5m within the period under review, while 947 artisans were engaged in the construction process of 130 units of 2 and 3 bedroom (semi-detached) bungalows at Kemta Housing Estate, off Ajebo road, Abeokuta.
Ojo said the housing project situated on a 5.5 hectares had a total of 74 units already completed, with provision of facilities to ensure convenience of the alottees.
The Commissioner for Special Duties, Barr. Femi Ogunbanwo, also presented the 2020 budget performance of his Ministry.
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