Dilapidated Buildings Pose Imminent Threat to Residents in Sagamu
By: Emmanuel Ibitoye
A disturbing trend of dilapidated buildings in Sagamu, Remo, has raised alarm bells among residents and community organizations.
Despite evident signs of structural weakness and potential hazards, many individuals continue to inhabit these unsafe structures, putting their lives at significant risk.
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A recent survey conducted by our correspondent identified numerous buildings in advanced states of disrepair, characterized by crumbling walls, exposed wiring, and compromised foundations. These hazardous structures are scattered throughout residential areas, prompting concerns about the safety and well-being of occupants.
Residents expressed their fears and frustrations, citing the lack of alternative housing options as the reason many remain in such buildings.
The risks associated with these dilapidated buildings are expected to escalate with time, hence, the situation demands prompt attention from both government and community stakeholders to safeguard lives and ensure access to safe and secure housing for all residents of Sagamu, Remo.
