Mrs. Rita Lori Ogbebor, the widow of the late Col. Paul Ogbebor, has declared that she would rather die than appeal to President Bola Tinubu for intervention in the land dispute involving Paullosa Nigeria Limited, an estate management company owned by her late husband, and the Federal Capital Territory authorities.
Speaking at a press conference in Abuja on Friday, Ogbebor emphasized that it would be beneath her to request help from the president or seek assistance from the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike.
The management and residents of Paullosa Nigeria Limited had raised concerns after receiving a demolition notice for their estate located on Plot 2241, Gwarimpa District, Lifecamp, Abuja.
Despite facing criticism, the minister had remained firm in his stance, insisting that demolition efforts in the FCT would proceed, declaring, “Let heaven fall.”
Ogbebor further stated that her late husband had been instrumental in the development of Abuja and suggested that those close to the President should be familiar with her, urging them to bring the
“I am not saying the President should know me, but the people, the leaders, who surround and advise the President should know people like us, who oil the wheel of progress in this country. And when there is a problem like this, they should intervene, and if it is above them, they should take it to the president.