seunjungle1:
If to go by the nonsense you wrote here, why can't he stay in east and not west to grow his business idea? I remembered you guys said you have ocean in the eastern part too.

NonsenseRubbish:

Just what I was thinking. Who coastal highway help? Powers that be just trying to get their hands on Landmark’s business.
Come to think of it but why Eko Atlantic City no dey sell

Penguin2:
The only saving grace Onwuanibe has in this whole saga is that the Minster of Works is an Igbo man that can actually influence the contractors to reroute the road.

If a Ronu from the Jagaban Lagos circle was the minister of works, it would have been Otilo.

I’m sure it’s been long their hearts have been bleeding that an Igbo man owns such an investment in Lagos.

kettykin:


To answer your very unintelligent questions, his position in a coastal part of Lagos has nothing to do with yoruba land or his positioning has 99% to do with business exigencies than tribal consideration.

Let me help you a bit, if Nigeria were to break up and Lagos returns back to the original owners of Edo , Idu etc the business would still be in Lagos.
If Nigeria constitution was to change over night and Nigeria returns to true federal structure and regional structure, then the business would not need to be in Lagos.

If Nigeria changes to a confederacy as practiced in Niger, Mali and Burkina faso then and only then would the business be illegal in Lagos.
As long as you practice your demented, lopsided, useless federal structure where part's of cbn and FAAN offices are relocating to Lagos then you have basically no moral rights to complain about an igbo investment in Lagos

Faiththatworks:
I don't understand this unnecessary hullabaloo about Landmark and his bar beach that he claims he used 200m$ to develop.
I guess this man must have calculated the ocean as part of his investment in arriving at the 200m$.
Landmark should go back and read his C of O if he has any, everyone is a tenant on any land in Nigeria,there's no total ownership of Land anywhere in this country.
That's why Government can demolish any property anywhere and pay a compensation to the supposed owner,I can count how many properties that were demolished in other to build the overhead bridge in Cele Express,Abule Egba,Ajah and many other places in Lagos.
I'm still puzzled as to what we can consider a pubic good other than a road going from Lagos to Calabar in less than 7 hours.
I believe the Government mustn't give into to this emotional blackmail by Landmark and instead move their caterpillars to demolish any part of the business that need to be scrapped for the remaining 17 million Lagosians and 200 million Nigerians who will use the Road.
I dread the day a citizen will wake up and oppose Government if it wants to build an overhead bridge in a city like ikotun egbe.
Emotions must be discarded if we will ever develop in Nigeria.
God bless Nigeria.

ngwaIgbo223:
You want to use our eastern region oil money build road and still want to destroy our business.

It won't work.

blancsn1:
Your foolishness is born out of bigotry n stupidity. The authorization that led to development of Landmark was that out of hatred or is landmark the only resort destination in that axis ?

Your only expose why bigot n those with pathetic mental faculty should not be entitled to opinion on social media.

ngwaIgbo223:


Continue to attach your useless self, everyone hates you in Eastern region... voting pattern shows.

You will die dreaming to be us and you won't.

jonahhh:


Just stfu, such empty and dumb analysis…

christejames:
Everyone knows it's all a 'wild goose cry'



Landmark Centre was not in the original plan of the project, the original route is the Water Corporation Road behind Landmark but some mischief makers either from the govt (to get some money from landmark) or from some overzealous staff of Landmark (or even Landmark themselves) just to gain more publicity




Think, think 🤔 guys!!

Faiththatworks:
I don't understand this unnecessary hullabaloo about Landmark and his bar beach that he claims he used 200m$ to develop.

I guess this man must have calculated the ocean as part of his investment in arriving at the 200m$.

Landmark should go back and read his C of O if he has any, everyone is a tenant on any land in Nigeria,there's no total ownership of Land anywhere in this country.

That's why Government can demolish any property anywhere and pay a compensation to the supposed owner,I can count how many properties that were demolished in other to build the overhead bridge in Cele Express,Abule Egba,Ajah and many other places in Lagos.

I'm still puzzled as to what we can consider a pubic good other than a road going from Lagos to Calabar in less than 7 hours.

I believe the Government mustn't give into to this emotional blackmail by Landmark and instead move their caterpillars to demolish any part of the business that need to be scrapped for the remaining 17 million Lagosians and 200 million Nigerians who will use the Road.

I dread the day a citizen will wake up and oppose Government if it wants to build an overhead bridge in a city like ikotun egbe.
Emotions must be discarded if we will ever develop in Nigeria.

God bless Nigeria.

kettykin:
Landmark just scores another Landmark awareness without spending a dime in advertisements or marketing communications. Every corporate office now know a place for their end of year retreat or team building events without flying the whole team to Dubai. Sometimes being on the news for either good or bad reasons is a big PR stunt.
Watch how the revenue will triple in the coming months.

If Landmark fully recovers, my 10 cents advice is to diversify to other states and spread your risks

TouchNfollow:


https://businessday.ng/news/article/lagos-calabar-coastal-road-landmark-govt-mull-win-win-solution-to-avoid-demolition/

Artscollection:


Loud idiots like you will always be ignorant of their myopic mindset because of the wickedness and hatred that is embedded in your blood. With no due consultation, you woke up to destroy a business of that magnitude in just few days only wickedness can push an idiot to such decision.

Zulu11zulu:
ndigbos should stop investing all thire money in Lagos they should go home if you think you can stop this demolition of that property na dream the day dream.

Did you know what investment of 100 million dollar can do in South east.

We have good destinations where you can develop as tourists destinations in South east why always Lagos what is spacial about Lagos.

SamuelAnyawu:



No state in Nigeria will give him a tenth of what he makes in Lagos not even Abuja

kettykin:


To answer your very unintelligent questions, his position in a coastal part of Lagos has nothing to do with yoruba land or his positioning has 99% to do with business exigencies than tribal consideration.

Let me help you a bit, if Nigeria were to break up and Lagos returns back to the original owners of Edo , Idu etc the business would still be in Lagos.
If Nigeria constitution was to change over night and Nigeria returns to true federal structure and regional structure, then the business would not need to be in Lagos.

If Nigeria changes to a confederacy as practiced in Niger, Mali and Burkina faso then and only then would the business be illegal in Lagos.
As long as you practice your demented, lopsided, useless federal structure where part's of cbn and FAAN offices are relocating to Lagos then you have basically no moral rights to complain about an igbo investment in Lagos

EleventhWeirdo:


Lagos with yoruba people, yoruba culture, yoruba language and under a yoruba government within Yoruba land will return back to micro Edo that is has to go through Ondo, another yoruba state to come to Lagos. Are you sure Nnamdi Kanu, the chained criminal eating watery beans in Kuje has not used you guys' senses as sacrifice to the useless gods of your deserted, unproductive enclaves?

kettykin:


Let the country break up first, you will realize that Jerusalem was once owned by Palestinians until the real owners came

Faiththatworks:
I don't understand this unnecessary hullabaloo about Landmark and his bar beach that he claims he used 200m$ to develop.
I guess this man must have calculated the ocean as part of his investment in arriving at the 200m$.
Landmark should go back and read his C of O if he has any, everyone is a tenant on any land in Nigeria,there's no total ownership of Land anywhere in this country.
That's why Government can demolish any property anywhere and pay a compensation to the supposed owner,I can count how many properties that were demolished in other to build the overhead bridge in Cele Express,Abule Egba,Ajah and many other places in Lagos.
I'm still puzzled as to what we can consider a pubic good other than a road going from Lagos to Calabar in less than 7 hours.
I believe the Government mustn't give into to this emotional blackmail by Landmark and instead move their caterpillars to demolish any part of the business that need to be scrapped for the remaining 17 million Lagosians and 200 million Nigerians who will use the Road.
I dread the day a citizen will wake up and oppose Government if it wants to build an overhead bridge in a city like ikotun egbe.
Emotions must be discarded if we will ever develop in Nigeria.
God bless Nigeria.

TouchNfollow:


https://businessday.ng/news/article/lagos-calabar-coastal-road-landmark-govt-mull-win-win-solution-to-avoid-demolition/

Paraman:
I'm fully in support of this win-win solution. I'm not in support of demolishing landmark.

Faiththatworks:
I don't understand this unnecessary hullabaloo about Landmark and his bar beach that he claims he used 200m$ to develop.
I guess this man must have calculated the ocean as part of his investment in arriving at the 200m$.
Landmark should go back and read his C of O if he has any, everyone is a tenant on any land in Nigeria,there's no total ownership of Land anywhere in this country.
That's why Government can demolish any property anywhere and pay a compensation to the supposed owner,I can count how many properties that were demolished in other to build the overhead bridge in Cele Express,Abule Egba,Ajah and many other places in Lagos.
I'm still puzzled as to what we can consider a pubic good other than a road going from Lagos to Calabar in less than 7 hours.
I believe the Government mustn't give into to this emotional blackmail by Landmark and instead move their caterpillars to demolish any part of the business that need to be scrapped for the remaining 17 million Lagosians and 200 million Nigerians who will use the Road.
I dread the day a citizen will wake up and oppose Government if it wants to build an overhead bridge in a city like ikotun egbe.
Emotions must be discarded if we will ever develop in Nigeria.
God bless Nigeria.

kettykin:


Landmark pays about N2B in tax yearly, many other igbo companies pay much more than that in tax.

Say what you know please , Another igbo man Nicholas ukachukwu has more than 213 hectares of land in Abuja running into several billions of naira.

Another igbo man Is investing in new automated manufacturing of big trucks in Nnewi . All these are far richer than landmark in brand , revenue and scale of business. Lagos is what it is ,just another business frontier for igbos and nothing else.

If igbos start investing in oyo, osun, ondo, ekiti ,kwara , that's when I will get worried but as long as it is Lagos, Abuja , eastern states parts of ogun etc , I will sleep with my 2 eyes closed

christejames:
Everyone knows it's all a 'wild goose cry'



Landmark Centre was not in the original plan of the project, the original route is the Water Corporation Road behind Landmark but some mischief makers either from the govt (to get some money from landmark) or from some overzealous staff of Landmark (or even Landmark themselves) just to gain more publicity




Think, think 🤔 guys!!

CluelessMODS:

You are the one that calculated the tax bah? Tax man! So other tribe along that route whose business will also be destroyed don't pay tax?

CluelessMODS:

You are the one that calculated the tax bah? Tax man! So other tribe along that route whose business will also be destroyed don't pay tax?

ngwaIgbo223:
You want to use our eastern region oil money build road and still want to destroy our business.

It won't work.