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Lalekan Are’s family insists on ownership of 58-year-old Ibadan property

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The family of late Dr. Lalekan Are is fighting to retain ownership of a 58-year-old Ibadan property, alleging land grabbing and vandalism amidst an ongoing Read More: https://punchng.com/lalekan-ares-family-insists-on-ownership-of-58-year-old-ibadan-property/

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