Key Points
- Ola says he leased part of the car complex. He denies ownership of the demolished Lagos site.
- Skyewise Group says the land and office are theirs. Officials confirm a demolition along the Lekki corridor.
- Deji Adeyanju names a friend as the site owner. Fans ask for papers and clear proof online.
Ola of Lagos (Waris Olayinka Akinwande) has cleared the air. He says he never owned the demolished auto site. He claims he leased a section to run his shop.
The property sits under Skyewise Group, a car sales brand. Clips of the demolition sparked claims about his ownership. He earlier posted calm words after the car lot site reportedly razed.
What Ola says about the lease
Ola says he leased a section at the complex. He adds that a tenant’s claim caused fresh confusion online. He insists he never told fans the land was his.
What others and the firm state
Skyewise has said the land and office are theirs. Officials also confirmed a demolition at the Lekki corridor. Public posts check the claim and urge clear proof.
His note follows a wave of posts about the wreck. He wrote, “I never claimed to own the property.” He says his lease covers only a defined showroom space.
Leasing small sections at large yards is common in Lagos. Dealers share one site while branding their own stalls. Fans often mistake frequent shoots for proof of full ownership.
Activist Deji Adeyanju added context in a public post. He linked the site to a friend from the trade. See our separate report where Adeyanju names the owner.
State agencies have not publicly set out full reasons yet. Reports point to planning issues along the busy corridor. We will update if new official notes change the picture.
Customers who paid deposits should seek direct contact with firms. Receipts and contracts help clear refunds or pending deliveries. Fans should also check names on titles before sharing claims.
For now, Ola sticks to one straight line on ownership. He leased a stall and ran his brand from there. He says he never told people the land was his.
