We consider it necessary to make a response to the rebuttal of Mr. Jimi
Agbaje in some newspapers to the assertion by His Excellency, Mr.
Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN, Governor of Lagos State on the subsisting
default in Land Use Charge payment of N1,629,064.62 by JayKay Pharmacy
Limited on the above mentioned property.
For clarity, the issue at hand has to do with Mr. Jimi Agbaje’s business
premises at 9, Randle Close, Apapa and not 1, Bombay Crescent, Apapa
GRA, for which he was commended.
The letter issued by the Commissioner of Finance is in respect of 1,
Bombay Crescent, Apapa GRA, which was published in Mr. Agbaje’s response
and is proof of Government’s acknowledgement of payments made on that
property at 1, Bombay Crescent, Apapa GRA which presumably is his
residence.
The Land Use Charge on the business premises of JK Pharmacy at 9, Randle
Close, Apapa, was not paid for 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012.
As Governor Fashola acknowledged, payment was made for 2013 and 2014 on
9, Randle Close, Apapa, perhaps in preparation for the election.
The payments for 2009 to 2012 remain outstanding and unpaid and those
monies go to the Local Governments to fund primary education and primary
Healthcare.
The amount due and unpaid is N1,629,064.62.
The only way this debt owed to the people of Lagos will go away is if it is paid.
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