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Mayor-elect Azim vows court action to ensure Male land handover
Adam Azim, who won the Male City Council mayoral election with 44% of the vote, said at a celebration at Sultan Park that he would pursue court action if the government does not hand over land allotted to Male residents by the previous MDP government. He named resolving the land issue as his top priority and called for an MDP win in the March parliamentary elections.
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has provided housing for citizens who needed a house or land. We are here to take the people of Male to the lands they have in the islands that will be connected by the bridge; Gulhifalhu, Giraavaru and Uthu…
The idea is that we will soon start taking these cases to court so that it can be expedited now. I can initiate the process to move the court to hand over the lands through the council. There is nothing we will not do for it
When the parliamentary elections come in three months, if we don't win the parliamentary elections, they will hold us for three months without doing anything and they will win the parliamentary elections and stop it all and start taking us…
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44%share of vote won by Azim in mayoral electionAtoll TimesAzim, who won 44% of the vote, said he would not back down an inch to solve the problems faced by the city.
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Azim held a ceremony at Sultan Park to celebrate his victory in the mayoral election.Sultan ParkAtoll TimesAzim has said he will make the dreams of the people of the city come true at a ceremony held at Sultan Park to celebrate his victory in the mayoral election.
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