The Lagos State Urban Renewal Agency (LASURA) has commenced the second batch of enumeration for property owners affected by the Oworonshoki regeneration exercise.
This exercise, which began on November 3, 2025, aims to capture additional residents who were not included in the first round. The enumeration took place at the Oloworo palace in Oworonshoki, with LASURA staff, community leaders, and security agencies in attendance.
The General Manager of LASURA, Tpl/Esv. Oladimeji Animashaun, said Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu is committed to compensating affected property owners. He commended the Governor’s commitment to keeping promises, as evidenced by earlier payment of compensation to 79 displaced residents in the first round.
Animashaun also appreciated the efforts of the Special Adviser on E-GIS and Urban Development, Dr Olajide Babatunde, and the Permanent Secretary, Office of Urban Development, Arc Gbolahan Oki, for their involvement.
The enumeration exercise requires affected residents to submit relevant documents, including LASSRA ID cards, passport photographs, land receipts or deeds of conveyance, and bank details. A committee comprising LASURA staff, community leaders, and representatives of affected residents will verify the documents, after which cheques will be presented to deserving residents.
Representatives of FCMB were also present for on-site bank opening for those who do not have a bank account to facilitate payment.
Residents, who spoke about the exercise, praised Governor Sanwo-Olu and the LASURA team for their diligence and faithfulness in executing the exercise. They expressed gratitude for the government’s commitment to compensating affected property owners.
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