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The Oyo State chapter of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) has expressed concern regarding alleged intentions by a broadcasting station to seize its land.
The union voiced its worries in a statement released following an emergency meeting.
This statement was signed by Abiodun Atilola (Chairman, State Information Chapel), Musliudeen Adebayo (Secretary, Correspondent Chapel), and Mosunmola Akinola (Member, MOAK Chapel).
The union accused the management of the broadcasting station of planning to trespass and encroach upon a plot of land owned by the union.
In the statement, the union emphasized that this land has been under its control for many years and is supported by a Certificate of Occupancy issued by the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development of Oyo State.
Furthermore, the union urged the management of the broadcasting station to cease any attempts to forcibly take over the land.
The union also appealed to the state Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde, for intervention.
Additionally, it notified security agencies about the situation.
The statement shared with DAILY POST on Saturday reads: “The congress calls on the owners of Dominion Broadcast to halt any attempt to trespass or encroach upon a parcel of land owned by the union.
“The congress urges the Oyo State Government, led by Engineer Seyi Makinde, to address the owner of the broadcasting station. The congress also calls on security agencies to be informed about this situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main issue raised by the NUJ?
The NUJ has raised concerns about alleged plans by a broadcasting station to take over its land.
What action did the NUJ take?
The NUJ issued a communique after an emergency meeting, urging the broadcasting station to stop its attempts to encroach on the land and calling for intervention from the state government and security agencies.
How long has the land been in possession of the NUJ?
The land in question has been under the possession of the NUJ for several years.
