LANRE ADEWOLE and MATTHEW ASABOR tried to make sense of the claims and counter-claims to a town with two kings, loads of cash and plenty of trouble. Shangisha/Magodo, a small town in Kosofe Local Government Area of Lagos State has come into a “sudden” wealth and a “sudden” trouble. A kingship war looms there, so soon after a court judgement that awarded ownership of the multi-billion naira land to the original owners. In stricter sense, both the fortune and trouble may not be completely sudden as they are products of many years of making, but the fact that both are coming into fruition at the same time in the life of the town is almost beyond mere coincidence and leaders of the town, who claim to know, are ready to swear by their disputed ancestry that the burgeoning crisis is a deliberate attempt to corner the gold mine the town just hit. In the community, tension now walks on two legs. One could almost hold it when Saturday Tribune visited. The elders, comm...