Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) Director-General, Oke-Osanyintolu and lover, Ms. Olaide Ibraheem are now at war.

Oke-Osanyintolu is fighting Olaide over ownership of a property located at No.1 Baba Yusuf Close in Alausa, Lagos.

She was first arraigned before the Igbosere High Court on May 22, 2017 on three-count charge of forgery, forcible entry and criminal damage of the property which allegedly belongs to Oke-Osanyitolu.

During the trial, the LASEMA boss’ personal assistant and a signature expert testified before the court.

Olaide, Director, Admin and Human Resources in the Lagos State Office of Civic Engagement called in 6 witnesses which included a surveyor and a police officer.

The LASEMA boss said that he paid for the N45m property by installment through his personal assistant Luqman Salami after she negotiated the purchase of the property on his behalf from its former owner, Baba Yusuf who lives in Kano.

He added that days after the Deed of Assignment were signed after the final installment, Olaide took over the property with hoodlums she allegedly brought in. The LASEMA boss revealed that when he reported his lover’s action to relevant authorities, she promised to show him the “power of a woman”.

Olaide disclosed that she is the owner of the property as Oke-Sanyitolu only accompanied her to visit Baba Musa, the former owner of the property who said he can’t sell the property to a woman unless she came with her spouse.

She disclosed that she signed the Deed of Assignment alongside the owner of the property, his son and Oke-Sanyintolu while Salami, Oke-Sanyintolu’s personal assistant was a witness.

She denied taking over the property illegally and also accused Oke-Sanyintolu of procuring another Deed of Assignment for the property and trying to register it with the Lagos State Ministry of Land after their relationship ended.