The Kwara State House of Assembly has begun moves to recover a four-bedroom chalet reportedly given to Bukola Saraki, former senate president.
The lawmakers directed the committee on land, housing and urban development to investigate the transfer and report back in two days.
Named Alimi lodge, the building is located on Alimi road in GRA, llorin, the state capital.
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According to The Cable, the issue came up under matters of urgent public importance by Omotayo Awodiji, assembly member representing lrepodun constituency.
Awodiji explained that the lodge was transferred to Saraki under the state’s pension law for governors and deputy governors.
But the ownership of the lodge was not transferable as it was meant for an incumbent governor of the state.
Danladi Yakubu-Salihu, speaker of the house, said the issue will be investigated to end a repeat of such.