Golan007:
Please can you get pictures of Lekki - Ajah from this period?

Tunechi5:
Just came across the pictures, you lot should rest with that statement

Tunechi5:
brother man no b Lagos b this??

Golan007:
Please can you get pictures of Lekki - Ajah from this period?

OVB123:
The jagaban did very well when he was governor of lagos state from 1999 - 2007. Nobody should discredit him.

Neatboy:


Which Lekki-Ajah? Na only Bourdilon dey for Lekki? Na only Tinubu get properties and investment for Lekki-Ajah. As population increases forests are being hewned, simple!

He envisioned the Lekki Free Trade Zone, the $3.5billion Lekki Deep Seaport as a sprawling industrial corridor to revitalise the economy of the state. The Free Trade Zone is home to the $17 billion Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Complex and other multinational companies. It was hard work and not sheer luck that made Lagos’ GDP balloon to over $150 billion within 20years. If Lagos were to be a sovereign country, it will be the 6th largest economy in Africa. What could possibly be a better testament of Tinubu’s leadership ingenuity than this feat!

Let’s shift our focus to the Eko Atlantic City, a new international city of commerce, which has been described as one of the top five engineering feats in the world. A smart city with the full compliments and trappings of modernity, Eko Atlantic City, according to information gleaned from its website, is “standing on 10 million square metres of land reclaimed from the ocean and protected by an 8.5-kilometre long sea wall. The city will be the size of Manhattan’s skyscraper district. In addition, it will be self-sufficient and self-sustainable and will boast a state-of-the-art urban design, its power generation, clean water, advanced telecommunications, spacious roads and tree-lined streets”.

Pre-1999, the Ahmadu Bello Way, the stretch of the street facing the Eko Atlantic City and, indeed, almost the whole of Victoria Island, had become an eyesore. The ocean surge had practically washed off the Ahmadu Bello Way and parts of Victoria Island. Multibillion naira structures, including states’ liaison offices and other business concerns on adjoining streets within that axis, including Bishop Oluwole, Adetokunbo Ademola, Akin Adesola etc had relocated elsewhere. The story is different today. What was hitherto described as a “disaster zone” has become a multi-billion dollar city of prosperity, thanks to a man who dares to dream big.

Not unexpectedly, blue chips big multinationals and embassies have found a new abode in the city by constructing mega and eye-popping structures. The United States embassy announced recently that it is building its new $300 million campus inside the Eko Atlantic City. The developmental vision that propelled Asiwaju Tinubu as governor of Lagos state is in sync with the model that turned Dubai into a global trade and tourist haven within five decades.

Thanksful:


Them born you yesterday be that. If not you will not post those houses that existed before Tinubu became governor. This show Tinubu is a product of propaganda.

Show us what Tinubu did in Lagos when he was the governor?

OVB123:
The jagaban did very well when he was governor of lagos state from 1999 - 2007. Nobody should discredit him.