Residents of Ayetoro community, Sagamu, Ogun State, have accused Adron Homes and Properties, a real estate operator, of an attempt to forcefully take over land belonging them.

The residents claimed that Adron Homes, aided by armed policemen, military personnel, and thugs, invaded the community on November 13, 2025, and attempted to forcefully take possession of several properties belonging to residents of the community.

Mrs. Osobu Henrietta, a retired nurse and widow, recounted experience. Having purchased six plots of land from the Onikungunre family in 2013, she had erected buildings on the property for her children — Mrs. William Adejumoke and Mr. Folorunsho Adetola. According to her, Adron Homes is threatening her dreams and legacy.

Similarly, Mr. Abayomi Temitope, a retired teacher, is worried by the threat to take over his legitimately acquired land by force. Mrs. Grace Omojuwa, an elderly woman in the community, has appealed to Hon. Elegbeji, Member of the Federal House of Representatives for Sagamu, Remo, and Ikenne Federal Constituency, to intervene and ensure justice prevails.

The properties of several other residents — including Mr. and Mrs. Towobola Kehinde, Mrs. Atojoko Eke Victoria, Mr. Ojo Olamilekan, among others — also fall within the area the company is attempting to forcefully take over, even while construction is ongoing.

“We are, therefore, making a Save Our Soul (SOS) call to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun, Senator Gbenga Daniel, the Ogun State Commissioner of Police, and the Ogun State House of Assembly, to urgently intervene and call Adron Homes and Properties to order.

“This lawlessness must not be allowed to continue. The cries of the poor and defenseless citizens of Aiyetoro Sagamu must be heard before injustice becomes the new normal,” said the residents.