SHC moves to reclaim lands from illegal occupiers
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SHC moves to reclaim lands from illegal occupiers

...as 21-day ultimatum expires in two days

Kingsley Webora TANKEH
Published 45 minutes ago3 min read

The State Housing Company (SHC) is embarking on a nationwide land audit and recovery exercise to evict squatters, remove encroachers and repossess lands occupied illegally, the Deputy Managing Director, Samuel Atukwei Quaye, has disclosed.

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