Chairman of the State Task force on Environmental and Special Offences, Hakeem Adedeji, told newsmen that the demolition was carried out on the orders of of the state government.
“The reason for the demolition is to the best knowledge of the governor because he was the one who directed that the buildings should be pulled down in the interest of the public,’’ he said.
Adedeji said he believed Governor Akinwunmi Ambode must have issued the directive based on the abandonment of the building and its conversion to a hideout by miscreants.
“On getting here, we could not find any Federal Government official inside the building; rather, we found street urchins.
“There is a need to avoid that and that is why we believe that if the building is demolished, no one will use it as a hideout,’’ he said.
The chairman noted that the structure ought to have been demolished since June 22, but that due process had to be followed before carrying out the demolition.
“All these are geared towards ensuring that the rights of the citizens are not infringed upon,” Adedeji, a Superintendent of Police, said.
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