laudate:


In fact, I feel hurt when I think about Ogun state. By now it ought to be a mini-Lagos. Can you imagine, that Ogun state also has extensive waterfront along the Ipokia, Iwopin, Ibiade & Ogun waterside area? The state govt should encourage massive development of resorts, estates, hospitality outlets etc, along the shoreline in those areas, and invest in water transportation, to encourage people to commute by boat & ferry, from Ogun state to Lagos.

I hear there's a concrete jetty in Iwopin, and the distance from Iwopin to Epe & Lekki in Lagos Island, is less than an hour using a speed boat, and about 2 hours with big local boats.

Yoruba4Life:


Good to know.. I thought he was an okoro 'pig'.

I got zero chill for their nonsense, I swear!

laudate:

Where...exactly?? After reclaiming land in silly proportions from the lagoon? How come nobody has seen these storm drainages and aqueducts, yet? We are not talking about those shallow gutters that line our streets, and are hardly ever cleared when they get blocked, o! Am talking about a serious complex underground network of tunnels, aqueducts and storm channels used to drain off and canalize flood water away from streets, and districts into the rivers and the lagoon.


U obviously don't stay in lag or u are new in Lagos.... Lagos is just below d sea level most especially ikoyi.

Anyway, water will always find its level....

Efewestern:


I still don't know Why the refinery wasn't sited in Ondo as earlier proposed , At least Ondo has the natural resources to run the refinery, Everything must not be in Lag.

Ogun is another state to look out for.

laudate:
You see why flooding in Lagos will continue whenever there is heavy rainfall? All the natural harbours, creeks and water channels, through which the lagoon and rivers drain out into the sea and other places, are being blocked by these silly land reclamation schemes which cater only to the rich.

What Lagos Island, Lekki, Victoria Island etc needs right now are a network of well constructed storm drains and aqueducts, to get floodwater quickly out of such areas into the lagoons and adjoining streams. But no, they won't do that. They are just busy spending more money to reclaim land for the idle rich.

Make una fear God nah!

Oceannaagent:

Yes that's the website, but if you are interested in the offer call my number on my signature both for sightseeing and so on.

laudate:


In fact, I feel hurt when I think about Ogun state. By now it ought to be a mini-Lagos. Can you imagine, that Ogun state also has extensive waterfront along the Ipokia, Iwopin, Ibiade & Ogun waterside area? The state govt should encourage massive development of resorts, estates, hospitality outlets etc, along the shoreline in those areas, and invest in water transportation, to encourage people to commute by boat & ferry, from Ogun state to Lagos.

I hear there's a concrete jetty in Iwopin, and the distance from Iwopin to Epe & Lekki in Lagos Island, is less than an hour using a speed boat, and about 2 hours with big local boats.

wristbangle:
With the completion of these projects plus Eko Atlantic city, other states in Nigeria should forget about catching up with Lagos. The pace of development in the state is mind blowing.

Ogun state ought to be the sister of Lagos but the governor is only focusing in the state capital leaving the most important areas generating huge IGR in shambles.


Lalasticlala, your attention is needed.

aribisala0:
Uche again? Why not face your work?

wristbangle:
Bro, your wealth of knowledge will never fail you in life, please say amen. You have said it all.

Efewestern:


I still don't know Why the refinery wasn't sited in Ondo as earlier proposed , At least Ondo has the natural resources to run the refinery, Everything must not be in Lag.

Ogun is another state to look out for.

afroniger:


Dangote's original intention was to site it in Ondo, but Ondo state government and the host community were giving Dangote problems so Fashola wooed him to Lagos and the rest they say is history. Mimiko messed up big time by his lack of leadership over the issue.

Efewestern:


I still don't know Why the refinery wasn't sited in Ondo as earlier proposed , At least Ondo has the natural resources to run the refinery, Everything must not be in Lag.

Ogun is another state to look out for.

wristbangle:
With the completion of these projects plus Eko Atlantic city, other states in Nigeria should forget about catching up with Lagos. The pace of development in the state is mind blowing.

Ogun state ought to be the sister of Lagos but the governor is only focusing in the state capital leaving the most important areas generating huge IGR in shambles.


Lalasticlala, your attention is needed.

kingkakaone:
Kk... Will get to u, lemme consult with my PA.

laudate:
You see why flooding in Lagos will continue whenever there is heavy rainfall? All the natural harbours, creeks and water channels, through which the lagoon and rivers drain out into the sea and other places, are being blocked by these silly land reclamation schemes which cater only to the rich.

What Lagos Island, Lekki, Victoria Island etc needs right now are a network of well constructed storm drains and aqueducts, to get floodwater quickly out of such areas into the lagoons and adjoining streams. But no, they won't do that. They are just busy spending more money to reclaim land for the idle rich.

Make una fear God nah!

kayfra:


Go and build aqueducts in Anambra

laudate:

Is Anambra your home town?

laudate:


In fact, I feel hurt when I think about Ogun state. By now it ought to be a mini-Lagos. Can you imagine, that Ogun state also has extensive waterfront along the Ipokia, Iwopin, Ibiade & Ogun waterside area? The state govt should encourage massive development of resorts, estates, hospitality outlets etc, along the shoreline in those areas, and invest in water transportation, to encourage people to commute by boat & ferry, from Ogun state to Lagos.

I hear there's a concrete jetty in Iwopin, and the distance from Iwopin to Epe & Lekki in Lagos Island, is less than an hour using a speed boat, and about 2 hours with big local boats.

deomelo:



Mimiko and the PDP were playing games and Fashola moved in to lure Dangote and his $15 billion largest single refinery in the world to Lagos state.


Fashola deserved a statute in Lagos state for that single act. $15 billion investment and it's massive IGR, huge manufacturing and industrial effects are just endless..

adegeye38:
which idiotic mind blowing pace??, 58 years after independence, d mainland is still dirty and undeveloped, still cant boast of 24 hrs light despite massisve igr, d infrastructure on lagos island has been put in place by d colonial masters, Lagos is africas ,5th largest economy and for that, the whole of lagos should be finer than london by now

Oceannaagent:
Are you in lagos sir?

kingkakaone:

Nope, PH.
But I will be interested in such project.

Yoruba4Life:


Good to know.. I thought he was an okoro 'pig'.

I got zero chill for their nonsense, I swear!

adegeye38:
which idiotic mind blowing pace??, 58 years after independence, d mainland is still dirty and undeveloped, still cant boast of 24 hrs light despite massisve igr, d infrastructure on lagos island has been put in place by d colonial masters, Lagos is africas ,5th largest economy and for that, the whole of lagos should be finer than london by now

Oceannaagent:

OK no problem, I will arrange a meeting with you anytime you are in lagos. A nairalander was in our office today, he was so interested, check my signature for my personal detail

kingkakaone:
I'm following u on NL. Just relax, I will contact u, I need advice before taking actions.