It has been suggested that the Ogun State government should take a page from the Lagos State Building Control Agency’s book when it comes to building and compliance.
This comes after the controversial demolition of the DATKEM Plaza, which many believe was unnecessary. In contrast, LASBCA has been praised for its professional handling of a similar situation.
Recently, the agency issued a letter of post-construction audit to a filling station in Lagos State, giving the owner 90 days to comply with the requirements.
Many believe that the destruction of the DATKEM Plaza will have a negative impact on employment opportunities, trade, and commerce in the state.
Some have called on the Ogun State government to learn from LASBCA’s professional and transparent approach to building compliance issues, which could help avoid future controversies and ensure sustainable development in the state.
Hopefully, this move will lead to positive changes in Ogun State’s approach to building regulations, ultimately benefiting its citizens and attracting more investments in the long run.
