Abuja, rated as the fastest developing city in d world

California30:



Do you know what deforestation is ??

You skipped your geography classes in high school ??

he he he he

how much per night... anyone?
want to travel to Abuja soon... I love that view

dearpreye:
The power of vision!

I believe many people would have wonders at the STUPIDITY of the developers back then. But today we see how STUPID indeed they were. Today, Transcorp is a place the high and mighty rush to book a room for relaxation, conference hall for meetings, etc.

That's the way Dangote has built his brand. Vision.

To be great, one must of necessity SEE what others aren't seeing. They may misunderstand you. All great men were at one time misunderstood in their lives.

You may have that idea and passion lurking within you. Harness it. Let them call you names. Just keep at it. All great men must be nonconformists. In the end, they'll come back seeking your fame, advice and wealth.

Good one

Splashme:
[size=15pt]I laugh when APC liars tell gullible Nigerians PDP has done nothing.

80% of whatever developement strides Abuja has
attained currently is the handwork of a PDP govt.

6 months into his tenure and Buhari is yet to construct a single km of road. He is lying to us about 'no money' with the APC media (Punch, Nation etc) deploying various forms of propaganda and lies.

APC suddenly remembered today that Nigeria is not a rich country. This same country that overtook Egypt and South Africa to emerge Africa's
largest economy under PDP govts
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Oga, transcorp wasn't built by PDP. Stop being clueless!

My office is close to transcorp hotel and am trying to figure out what part of that forest am now working.see development

Incredible

timmycris:
It is my month birthday...can I start getting my likes?

dont try to tell me it's 5th, because I go break your head. #sarsacm

That's how 9ja will change under PMB

ldpele:
dont try to tell me it's 5th, because I go break your head. #sarsacm

Sorry..its 10th

IYANGBALI:
pls where is abuja?

Are you from Cameroun?

SmartMugu:

Are you from Cameroun?

I'm from ghana

timmycris:
It is my month birthday...can I start getting my likes?

It's also my mnth

GIVE ME A BIG LIKE

timmycris:
It is my month birthday...can I start getting my likes?

It's also my mnth

GIVE ME A BIG LIKE

IYANGBALI:
I'm from ghana

Oh ok. That's why.

You can tell that they had a proper plan when building the hotel as its still in top condtion today. It also still adds beauty to the Abuja's skyline. By the way if you want to visit Transcorp hilton(previously called Nicon Hilton),visit https://hotels.ng/hotel/72523-transcorp-hilton-abuja-abuja

Transcorp Hotels Fulfils Post-Privatisation Obligations

The National Council on Privatisation (NCP) at its meeting today, presented Transcorp Hotels Plc with a Certificate of Discharge, indicating the company has fulfilled all privatisation conditions attached to the sale of the hotel and will no longer be subject to any post-privatisation monitoring. At a ceremony that took place at the Presidential Villa, the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo SAN GCON, who chairs the Council presented the certificate to Mr. Tony O. Elumelu CON, the Chairman of Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc (Transcorp), the core investor in the hotel.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Alex Okoh, the Director-General, Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) stated that Transcorp excelled at achieving the KPIs established during the monitoring and evaluation of the asset. Key areas of achievement include an increase in customer base by 113%, increase in service excellence captured by an 82% decrease in customer complaints, and an increase in operational efficiency with retained earnings rising to 70% of turnover.

“The success achieved by the Hotel has evidently proven both the diligent process of implementing the privatisation programme on one hand and the commitment and professionalism of the Management Team of the Hotel on the other,” he said, adding that “The approval is sequel to the review and analysis of the outcome of our routine performance evaluation earlier conducted on the Hotel, which clearly indicates that the achievements recorded by Transcorp Hotels are in line with all the covenanted obligations embedded in the Share Sale Purchase Agreement (SSPA)”.

https://transcorpnigeria.com/transcorp-hotels-fulfils-post-privatisation-obligations/