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APC Chieftain, Oyenuga Who Duped Late Twin Sister’s Children, Threatening, Intimidating Us Over Our Land —Lagos Resident

He accused the APC chieftain of forging different documents to sell people's properties and putting many residents who resisted his attempt to take their land in jail.

A man who identified himself as Peter has accused a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos state and former Assistant Commissioner of Police, Kehinde Oyenuga of forcefully taking over his landed property in Oyadiran Estate in Sabo, Yaba area of the state.

Speaking to SaharaReporters, Peter said despite different court judgements, Oyenuga, being a retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, used the Force to intimidate him. 

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He accused the APC chieftain of forging different documents to sell people's properties and putting many residents who resisted his attempt to take their land in jail.

“The way things are, he's a threat to my life. He is a land-grabber, you need to hear of different atrocities he has done, forging fake documents to sell people’s properties.

“His legal wife is a pastor in Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries (MFM) and she knows about all these issues on the ground but she never even tried to get involve.

“If you mention his name in Oyadiran Estate, people there always curse him. Even in Alagomeji axis. He's using his position as a retired senior police officer to cheat and threaten people,” Peter told SaharaReporters.

This comes barely 24 hours after SaharaReporters exposed how Oyenuga illegally took over some properties belonging to his late twin sister, Taiwo Oyenuga, denying her children their inheritance.[story_link align="left"]94813[/story_link]

He was also accused of threatening the children of the deceased whom were identified as Olusola Akiyode and Titilola Akiyode-Alimi.

Some of the properties include a full building located at No 1a Alara Street, Onike Sabo, Yaba, Lagos, a 2 bedroomed flat at 62 Odunfa Street, Ebute Metta, Lagos and some plots of land along Agege Motor Road, opposite Alakara police station in Mushin, also in Lagos.

“Around May 2015, Olusola and his sister, Titilola, transferred the sum of N4 million, which was part of their late mother's pension to Mr Kehinde Oyenuga because he settled a dispute between them concerning the money. After transferring the money to him, they told him to take N1 million from the money as a gift and that he should send the remaining N3 million to Olusola the next day.

“Unfortunately, he didn't send the N3 million as promised. After a week of not getting the N3 million from Mr Kehinde Oyenuga, the family was told the boy reported him to his former personal assistant, one Mr Alex Oyenuga, who was a witness when the transaction was done.

“So Alex went to Mr Kehinde Oyenuga regarding the money and he told Alex that he used the money to secure his security company license and he was going to refund the young boy when he had money. After a year, I was told he only paid N1 million from the N3 million he owed the young boy.

“In October 2018, this Kehinde sent his friend, one Ayinla Oladokun to go and beg Olusola that he needed a loan for his campaign. Sola told Ayinla that his uncle owed him N2 million and wondered why he should borrow him money again. But Ayinla told him that Kehinde had already informed him about the N2 million debt and that he would pay him both the N2 million and the funds for his campaign together.

“So Sola sourced for money for him to fund his campaign. During his campaign, he made Sola the deputy campaign manager and the one in charge of funds. Sola told me the money he spent on his uncle’s campaign was N5 million but after the election, he could only account for N3.2 million, so he told him to refund N3.2 million from the N5 million, that he would bear the loss of N1.8 million.

“I was there when he agreed to pay him but I learnt he has yet to refund the money as we speak. Last year alone, he bought a car worth N19 million. In February (2021), Sola reported to some family members and we had a meeting with him in his office. What we discussed was about the debt he owed and properties that belonged to the children’s late mother that he refused to hand over to them.

“He promised to pay back the N5.2 million, which was the N2 million from their late mother's pension and N3.2 million campaign funds. He then gave Sola a cheque of N2 million which he split into 4 (N500,000) and also post-dated them to March 30, April 30, May 30 and June 30.

“In March 30, 2021, Sola told me he paid the cheque in and it was a dud cheque. On April 29, Titilayo called him that she was going to present the second cheque and he told her not to present the cheque that he was going to do a transfer of N500,000 to her which she did the next day.

“Titilayo asked him about the campaign funds and he started lying that Sola didn't spend up to the funds he claimed to have spent on his campaign. Currently, he owes these innocent children N4.7 million. In addition, they have properties with him that he's yet to hand the properties over to them,” a family source had told SaharaReporters.

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