Gbagura:
They should take their multi billion Biafran pounds to onitsha.



Radarada

Eriokanmi:
look at the pictures of the prototype behind the image of sanwoolu on that sign board. that's the look when completed and not the Makeshift shops you're seeing in the pictures. Those shops are currently in use by the akube cloth sellers who would be relocated elsewhere upon completion of the modern ICT Market. That place seen in the pictures would be the site. Most of the structures have attained window level. I'd share more pictures later so you can see.

lexy2014:


Your heading says "permanent site of computer village under construction". Now u are telling me that I should "look at the pictures of the prototype behind the image of sanwoolu on that sign board".

Is it inside d signboard that they are doing d construction?

Eriokanmi:
look at the pictures of the prototype behind the image of sanwoolu on that sign board. that's the look when completed and not the Makeshift shops you're seeing in the pictures. Those shops are currently in use by the akube cloth sellers who would be relocated elsewhere upon completion of the modern ICT Market. That place seen in the pictures would be the site. Most of the structures have attained window level. I'd share more pictures later so you can see.

AbijaJ:


Ogbeni, na you cause all the yanma yanma talk wey some people dey yarn on top this thread. Why you sef go show more pictures of structures wey look like abattoir tent than the actual structures of the new site. Next time work on your presentation skills to avoid all this shalaye wey you dey do.

Ishilove:

The distance is quite far and the traders will resist being moved.

princemillla:

You really think the traders don't have choice? They do. Yes, you can remove them from the present location by force, but you need their cooperation to move to the new location. If the place is not convenient for them, what you will see is expansion in other smaller nearby markets, abandoning the new site.

Resist u said sis, they don’t have choice except we want to have same experience to the Lagos island with the introduction of CBD

Eriokanmi:
Don't conclude in a hurry. Why not just wait and see as the buildings are erected first . Can you see those real buildings right behind the signboard.. not the sign board pictures this time?...that's the ICT market information centre where you can visit to inquire about the particular gadget you want to buy as a visitor in case you can't find your way. There's also a police post, which is by that signboard, already roofed.

I'd share more pictures soonest. It's a massive place.

lexy2014:


Oga, I didn't conclude. Na question I ask u. U are struggling to defend urself and d information u are trying to sell doesn't add up. At first u said it is under construction. Later u said, it is d prototype inside signboard. Now ur story has changed to "real buildings on d right of d signboard" and police post. How is d "real building on d right of d signboard" better than what is in ikeja? Is there police post at ikeja computer village? Is it inside police post that they will sell computer?

Harrykn:
What's this structure sef, why is my country so messed up?
Una dey does things like say money nor dey because Una don loot tire before this project reach this level.

BastardWike:
Imagine buildings that look like abandoned abattoir is what Lagos State government is building in 2021 as a market for computer village This country is really messed up.

Igbos should relocate the hub to Onitsha. Removing the computer village from Ikeja to that slum doesn't make sense. Bring all your computer business headquarters to Onitsha, including opening of your containers. Even if it means transporting some of the goods back to school, let the end users in Lagos bear the added cost while Onitsha becomes cheaper.

Eriokanmi:
Wait for more pics. I'd be there again this weekend. Have a nice day

Minjim:

Grow up!

"Owo oni ran"
Everyone is in biz to make money not promote tribal banter .
People will do their biz where the market for their target customers is located

Eriokanmi:
OK sir. I'm sharing more pics soonest

Malawian:
Are those Warehouse structures the said computer village? looks like these idiots think Igbo's will bring their multi billion naira wares to sell in an eleran mall. Computer village Ikeja is here to stay.

Naughtysex:
Abum nwa afó but i will tell you that your first statement is useless

Instead of you to drag our Eastern governors for not enticing our Lagos based business men with infrastructures that will enable them bring back home their businesses
you are here busy creating enemies for your self

Harrynight:



If u are familiar with the route, it not far, It's jus a straight road from Ikeja Along to Katangowa... If not for traffic one would be there is less than 30min

Malawian:
Are those Warehouse structures the said computer village? looks like these idiots think Igbo's will bring their multi billion naira wares to sell in an eleran mall. Computer village Ikeja is here to stay.

Gbagura:
They should take their multi billion Biafran pounds to onitsha.



Radarada

Nightalan:

You better start your evangelism offline, and stop beating dry chest here, and please not only the computer business, tell them to move every other thing too and finally relocate to Biafra. You will be surprised how quickly that void will be filled. Let South Westerners have a breath of fresh air.

BastardWike:


Ibu nwa afo? Gini ji wee mezie? Or don't we have foolish "my mama say I be Igbo" again? So asking Igbos to bring their business hubs to the East in a free market soceity is what you call making enemies for yourself?

Nna, iweghi ako n'uche, ma ncha. If you have sense you will know that Lagos State government have not done anything to entice or encourage such clusters in Lagos, if anything they look for ways to exploit and frustrate them for selfish reasons. The only reason those hubs thrive in Lagos is because of they've already been established there based on the status of Lagos as former capital. However, with advancements in technology, especially computers, phones and webcams etc, people can now establish their business headquarters anywhere and operate from there.

What has successive Lagos State governors done for businesses in Lagos to encourage them? Is taxing them excessively or forcing them out of strategic areas in the city to slums in the suburbs your idea of encouragement?

Kayharry:
distance is not the issue , most of the trader at computer village come from that new site axis.

bonnyhope:
Why not located at somewhere close to centre of Lagos

How do they expect someone from island or Aja to go to Abule egba

BastardWike:


Lol, the void will be filled by who? You think computer village business and its value chain is similar to selling agbo? Yes, I have been doing the advocacy at every given opportunity and Igbo businessmen are already aware of all these.

You think making Onitsha a hub will now mean Igbos will stop doing computer business in Lagos? Hell no! They will simply make Onitsha hub for computer business in West Africa and computer goods will be cheaper there because there union can unilaterally decide that all there members will only open their containers in Onitsha, with their mega warehouses built there. Instead of ordering from Lagos, people all over Nigeria will start ordering from Onitsha.

FYI, there are already certain goods that has Onitsha as its hub in Nigeria, so it may be a little difficult to achieve but not impossible.