Papayaayasager:


She only say Lagos not FG, you are the one hellbent to spread propaganda...oloshi

emmanuelbrown26:
Watch as those from fallen demons would start attacking men from d rising sun.
D woman no mention any tribe nor names, na ordinary advice she drop Westcoast go turn am to something else. Ndi mgbuuu

Ikaeniyan0:
am sorry

Available9:
you better be

Airlord2030:
Every time talk talk. When will you guys take action?

We don't need your bloody investments in lagos. Take it back to your region na

OldBeer:
Maryanne Moghalu, the wife of former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) deputy governor and ex-presidential candidate Kingsley Moghalu, has sparked a social media storm with her recent social media post cautioning against investing in Lagos.

In the wake of the contentious dispute between Landmark, a prominent real estate developer, and the Federal Government, Maryanne Moghalu took to Social media to share her advice. Her post, which has since garnered over 200,000 views, serves as a warning to potential investors regarding the current climate in Lagos.

It's worth noting that Kingsley Moghalu was the presidential candidate for the Young Progressive Party (YPP) in the country's general election in February 2019.

The controversy surrounding Landmark and the Federal Government has raised concerns about the stability of investment opportunities in Lagos. Maryanne Moghalu's post adds to the ongoing dialogue about the implications of such disputes on the business environment in Nigeria's commercial capital.


You have yourself to blame if you invest improperly.

By law, 250m away from the shoreline belongs to the FGN, and , can at any time make use of same. Landmark encroached on thesame land, investing 100s of million of dollars without due approval.

I don't know how more you want the FGN to be magnanimous.

Bendeco2020:
Will they ever hear?

My people too mumu

Always investing in the land that they hate you with passion.

Some will even have mansions in lagos while they're living in mud or old house in the village.

Instead of me to invest in yoruba land i will rather invest here in Abj.

Even as calm as this Abuja, am not buying any landed property. I will rather build 50 houses in Onitsha and still live as tenant here talk more of a region where am hated for being Igbo

festacman:
Every investor must consider the long-term safety and sustenance of their investment before choosing a location and committing resources. Studies must cover local politics, culture, crime rate, competition, etc.

There is nothing wrong with investing in Lagos but there is always a risk. In Nigeria where ethnicity is exploited and politicians kill businesses of their opponents, it is advisable and safer to locate one's business in an area one has certain measures of control and influence. This, however, does not still guarantee that your own people cannot exploit politics to kill your business.

Two examples: What saved Innosson Motors from GTbank onslaught was the relocation from Oshodi expressway Lagos to Nnewi. But then again ex-Gov Wike demolished business of his opponents who are from Ikwerre as himself to punish them.

Bottomline is that there risk in every business move especially if it spins money enough to attract attention.

mrvitalis:

Who says there is no actions
Do you guys even travel?
Do you know industrial complexes coming up in different part of Igbo land?
How many new Igbo factory are opening in Lagos
Na just old ones biding time to relocate

Ever wondered why Ajah is still cheap?
Ever wondered why after VGC the lands are not appreciating?

Lamo how many new Igbo investment have opened in Lagos in the last 10 years

We are moving back home... We just need some policy changes to make sure of it

Ikaeniyan0:
It's insane moghalu wife will open her mouth and spew this nonsense.

She has destroyed her husband political career

Dpharisee:

Just like Remi did to Tinubu with her tribal rants, you think Nigerians are bordered by what Tinubu's wife said Just like this woman?

mrvitalis:

We are waiting for all ports to be made equal

So we can import and export from any port we choose

Once we get that otilo

Airlord2030:
Every time talk talk. When will you guys take action?

We don't need your bloody investments in lagos. Take it back to your region na

AuschwitzPrefec:



Why coastal areas of the SS that you are opposing a project that will surely open it up for investment ?

Why not your SE?

Have you forgotten about abandoned property so soon?

And why is it hard for you guys to think home ?

anonymous1759:


Mention one Igbo business bigger than Globacom

bennybuhari:
Truth is, if Igbos leave Lagos today, Lagos will be like a village or at best, a ghost town

Dpharisee:

Just like Remi did to Tinubu with her tribal rants, you think Nigerians are bordered by what Tinubu's wife said Just like this woman?

Meanwhile she didn't mention any tribe in her comment, na guilty conscience want kill una

TopBanter:


Are "Ronu bastards" not better than talk and talk 'empty barrels' and big-for-nothing ethnic group now the butt of jokes of all Nigerians?

Even the Eggon people of North Central, with estimated population of 200k, will soon issue you empty barrels with quit notice to leave their domain.

https://www.nairaland.com/2375155/igbos-map-out-5-years

festacman:
Every investor must consider the long-term safety and sustenance of their investment before choosing a location and committing resources. Studies must cover local politics, culture, crime rate, competition, etc.

There is nothing wrong with investing in Lagos but there is always a risk. In Nigeria where ethnicity is exploited and politicians kill businesses of their opponents, it is advisable and safer to locate one's business in an area one has certain measures of control and influence. This, however, does not still guarantee that your own people cannot exploit politics to kill your business.

Two examples: What saved Innosson Motors from GTbank onslaught was the relocation from Oshodi expressway Lagos to Nnewi. But then again ex-Gov Wike demolished business of his opponents who are from Ikwerre as himself to punish them.

Bottomline is that there risk in every business move especially if it spins money enough to attract attention.

emmanuelbrown26:

Give those idiots business to manage and watch dem turn d business to owambe

bennybuhari:
Truth is, if Igbos leave Lagos today, Lagos will be like a village or at best, a ghost town

Jonjam269:

Your entire generation are idiots. IPOB cannibal and obirodent miscreant.

AuschwitzPrefec:



The section demolished was illegally sited on federal land and the demolition excercise carried out by federal govt through the ministry of works headed by an Ibo man.


One of them on this thread is even asking that they de-invest from Lagos and invest in coastal towns which I infer is in the same SS that this road network project is meant to open up.

Now tell me how SS people will want to sell prime real estate to them after they opposed the project that will make the adjourning lands along the route spike in value?

This coastal highway project normally should attract commendation and support from their likes as it will surely see to other coastal towns in the SS opening up for business, investments and tourism.

But for their myopic hatred inspired by pure bigotry for anything good outside their region , they have now shot themselves on the foot and kneecaps.

LyfeJennings:


Anything U like say
E pain una
Ntorrr

Jonjam269:

Another frustrated and deluded obirodent miscreant has spoken

Brandosky:

I dey tell u. Very irritating set of clowns.
Las las everyone needs to leave lagos for them

David160:



Your drug dealing slave master is using Nigeria money to compensate his Lebanese friend.

I don't blame you. Slaves to corruption like you are the reason Nigeria is still under developed.

Look at how investors are mocking your slave master... Igbos will remain ur problem till you decide to break the chains your corrupt masters have on ur neck.

oldguyman:
Selling fake drinks, expired drugs and those rubbish is what you consider business. Your head is blank. Without illegal business Ibo man cannot do anything.