Orlando Owoh:
And you think Toronto is ESUT, where time bombs waiting to explode are graduated?

digospel2: It's good but a misplaced priority. A lot of bad roads in Lagos,
Area boys in the street. We need more of goods productive industries to employ them, , large scale farming
that will reduce the cost of food stuff. Large quantity of rice Consume in Lagos are imported

Osarieme415: Yeah,the tallest hotel in West Africa,but not for long

ceejayluv:
It's either you're hopelessly paranoid,,or childishly trolling. Either way it's the hard economy I blame.

SLIDE waxie: hehehehe: one hater down, more to go!

kaeto: don't make me call you a goat. Do you see the number of sane people liking that comment? That is one of the wisest analysis ever made on nL...

jay bee: Why do people keep shouting misplaced priority when the damn thing is a private project
If private companies are investing in a market then surely that means investment confidence is growing which directly translates to a growing economy no matter what way you look at it.

tomaagy:

Hmmm I'm gonna need to disagree with your intelligence sorry, I happen to be very involved in this intercontinental project (It wise, my coy supplied their hospitality solutions) it's not an ihg investment, neither are the Sheratons owned by starwood, they manage d hotels for the owners, I can reel out owners for you but I won't, it's like a contract.

By the way I've slept in all this major hotels n yea ihg Lagos is 5 star.

jayblinx: boss u just lied....wat eva hotel mr fashola built isnt the tallest hotel in west africa....Hotel 2 fervrier in lome togo has 36 storeys...and has the record of the tallest...dont come here and deceive any1....if u want to b sure...use google or check the other post on lome togo and see dat tall building wit sumtn lyk an ''X'' on top....i live in togo

Qc-1:


Well..Google search said this hotel is the tallest in west Africa....see link below :

https://www.google.ca/search?q=tallest+hotel+in+west+africa&aq=f&oq=tallest+hotel+in+west+africa&aqs=chrome.0.57j60l2j0l2j62.7810j0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=tallest+hotel+in+west+africa&tbm=nws

Katsumoto:

Bros thats not accurate

Hotels in Europe are better than hotels in the states. Hotels in the States are similar to the airports there, dowdy looking. Europe always trumps the States when it comes to quality.

specco:

The looters of our common wealth are investing via some foreign partners. We are not fooled. If the money were gotten legally and through sweat they will invest properly but with easy money anything goes as we see in all the white elephant projects that dot our landscape.

jay bee: Why do people keep shouting misplaced priority when the damn thing is a private project
If private companies are investing in a market then surely that means investment confidence is growing which directly translates to a growing economy no matter what way you look at it.

digospel2: It's good but a misplaced priority. A lot of bad roads in Lagos,
Area boys in the street. We need more of goods productive industries to employ them, , large scale farming
that will reduce the cost of food stuff. Large quantity of rice Consume in Lagos are imported

digospel2: It's good but a misplaced priority. A lot of bad roads in Lagos,
Area boys in the street. We need more of goods productive industries to employ them, , large scale farming
that will reduce the cost of food stuff. Large quantity of rice Consume in Lagos are imported

AjanleKoko:

I take it you live in the UK. So I understand your POV

Ola one:

No! He lives in Spain.

mbulela:
i admire you guts.
telling folks how to spend their money.
maybe you can get the NASS to pass a law banning new hotels and forcing folks to go into agriculture by force.
In capitalism,as long as their is a demand, supply will forever manifest.
After all those who will run and own those rice farms will sleep somewhere. Abi dem go sleep under bridge?

AjanleKoko:

Interesting. Even worse hotels

pro01: A massive N30b ($200m) 'investment' created a paltry 650 jobs?

Besides, who patronises these overpriced 'luxury' hotels for pete's sake? I'm sure they are not "tourists" as the state government deludedly advertises. There are already too many of these vanity projects in Lagos, and I don't see how we need more.

It wouldn't be a bad idea for the thieves who finance these white elephants (whilst hiding behind the facade of foreign partners) to consider channeling their loot towards more productive investments - that would have a greater impact on the state's development and benefit a greater number of ordinary people.. . .in terms of job creation and otherwise.

Adex097: Ekò oni baje o !!!!

okpara ugo:

Seriously, Nigerians are not creative people. I observe a lot of businessmen. Once they have made some money, their investments dont exceed HOTELS and FUELLING STATIONS.

Gbawe:

The main problem is that property developers and Hoteliers, because it is their cash, conduct feasibility studies for project viability. For many reasons the Island win as an attractive site for the most prestigious hotel projects. I concur that it would be desirable to spread 'grandeur' but the Government and ordinary Nigerians have no say in what hoteliers and developers do.

PAT4HOT: It can nt b d only five star hotel in Nigeria. Is it as serene as the Le Meridian Hotel & Golf resort?

Sagamite:

You are a fcking reetard!

Stop making outrageous claims as you most likely have never left Nigeria talkless of being all over. Even if you have been outside Nigeria, I doubt you have stayed in a hotel before.

What a moronic statement.