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in 2007 or thereabout, there was so much noise about Tinapa by Donald Duke. did he not make any survey on such a huge project with its relative benefits as presented to Nigerians before embarking on it?

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prospero5:
in 2007 or thereabout, there was so much noise about Tinapa by Donald Duke. did he not make any survey on such a huge project with its relative benefits as presented to Nigerians before embarking on it?

Thanks so much for the question, the Tinapa project was the biggest project embarked on by Donald Duke and it had the potential to make Cross Rivers State Nigeria's second commercial capital second only to Lagos. Prior to the commencement of the project, a world class consulting firm (KPMG) was commissioned to carry out a feasibility study on the project and it was based on this study that the project was embarked on. The project was deemed so viable that they got the world's biggest retail chain (Wal-Mart) to sign on to be the anchor tenant of Tinapa taking up two of the four proposed emporiums. Everything about the planning of Tinapa was �% top notch and it would have actually transformed the economy of Nigeria if it was allowed to operate. What then went wrong?

There were two things primarily that made the Tinapa project fail, firstly Tinapa has the status of a Free Trade
Zone meaning that there ought to be duty waivers or concessions for certain categories of goods imported into the country through it. The first problem that Tinapa had was that the Customs refused to recognize it as a Free Trade Zone that it rightfully was and they charged exhorbitant duty on goods coming in through the Zone thus rendering it commercially unviable. The second major problem with Tinapa was that the Federal government refused to keep it's part of the agreement to dredge the Calabar river so ocean going vessels can come through and discharge goods directly to the Zone, as a result of this due to transhipment costs in addition to the high duties charged, cost of goods sold in Tinapa became higher than it was meant to be and made it unattractive to the buying public.

The third problem with Tinapa is that the succeeding Liyel Imoke administration showed very little interest in the project. If they had shown more interest they would have tackled the federal government when they reneged on the agreement to dredge the Calabar river and gotten them to compel the Nigerian Customs Service to respect the terms of the Free Trade Zone that Tinapa was. I hope I have been able to shed more light on what exactly went wrong with the Tinapa project. Thanks