Ileke-IdI:


BTW, are any of these homes getting recognized by their insurance companies? Or are you trying to imply that none of those homes have insurance? And did any of those furnitures [such as couch, fridge, TV] come with insurance?


Its easy to say that there are insurance companies in Nigeria. But are they stable in their function?

Ileke-IdI:

I'm DEAD serious.

Anywaz, nevermind before some of the weakminded dolts on here start accusing me of being snobby

zaliya:

EEyah!!!
MARINE TRANSGRESSION AND REGRESSION

Geologically speaking, Lekki is below Sea Level, soon it would become fully submerged and probably be a reference for geologists.

You cannot stop nature from playing its role. The sea-level is beginning to rise relative to the land.

All those living in Lekki, pls be warned and those planning to buy lands there, pls think twice. Imagine how Lekki would be in the next 5-10 years,

sjeezy8:

If lekki is below sea level what you think the whole ND is?

Le Moor:

This Aba Chuqudy?? Or another one in Dubai?

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/Metro/Politics/5595695-146/abia_residents_live_in_fear_.csp

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lawuyi:

Daaaaaamn, no b small thing o! To be honest i dunno why everyone's rushing to Lekki and the Ajah area, water issues plus road and traffic issues are waaay too major for me to take lightly, and i don;t see it improving short term
like someone said before i'd do the decent parts of yaba, sabo or even ebute metta first, 

chuqudy:


my brother, Nigeria jagarajagara

stormm:

@ chuqudy

Your fingers don freeze? answer the man now. Is flooding not even better than the earthquake in the east?

tpiah:


can you reread your questions, then try to imagine someone asking you the same about florida?





you call it snobby, they or we call it . . . . . . .

you have a lot to learn about yoruba mindset sha . . . . . . . . .    luckily you're not in nigeria   . . . . . . . . . . . .

stormm:

@ chuqudy

Your fingers don freeze? answer the man now. Is flooding not even better than the earthquake in the east?

Ranoscky:

@Oluagness

shey u dey mind dat baked a$$ nigro?

zaliya:


NigerDelta is a Delta formed when rivers flow into a body of water. The beach we see in Lagos today is as result of Niger Delta

liftedone:

The house in question is located behind Femi Okunnu Estate at the Jakande Roundabout. It's not in Lekki Phase 1. There are clear guidelines for building houses in this axis but in an attempt to cut corners many landlords ignore these guidelines. The house is not the only house in that location that has this problem. The road is way higher than many of the houses and in particular this house. One of the other houses I saw there has the ground floor almost completely submerged by water and the owner still wants to rent out the other two floors, it's pathetic. Without mincing words, I and my colleagues that went to inspect the property told him that the whole house has to be brought down and a new house built. I cannot even imagine my enemy living in that place. The whole thing can just crumble one day having been weakened by water.

Having said that, there seems to be an attempt to discredit everything Lekki in this thread. I remember when it rained sometime in July of 2008 and there was flash flooding in Yaba. Most people living there were taken unawares and had to contend with the fallout of the rain of that particular day which flooded many houses.

What we see in Lekki in terms of bad roads is symptomatic of what obtains in most parts of Lagos.

zaliya:



NigerDelta is a Delta formed when rivers flow into a body of water. The beach we see in Lagos today is as result of Niger Delta

Habitat: Wdat do you guys think of Beechwood Estate Lekki with regards to flooding ?