Sam_Ikenna: Its good to see dreams come true. My experience in Nigeria has made me disregard all political office holders and their promises. When I saw the first pic I was like - this must be another one of their usual empty promises but as I got to the end - voila! there it is in living colors. Wonderful skyscrapers should be dotting Nigerian skyline, its a shame its not. The other day I went to google to search for pics of Nigerian cities I was shocked and ashamed, what I saw could not possibly be Nigerian cities.

Anyway, I commend whoever did that job and hope that Boko Haram 'll stay away from this piece of hardwork.

Baba_Eleko: Lagos seems to be the only city in Nigeria that I'm impressed with. I wish this can be duplicated in other Nigeria cities.

Mr. Globe:
Poor architectural design like normal Naija poor housing design. How much for d project again?

damilola15: Good job.
Just wondering if the "wheelbarrow guy" was part of the concept.

alj harem:

My brother, it is not all the states that would grow to world class standards. Some states would have to give for others to grow. That is one thing many posters on NL fail to understand.

code9:

[size=18pt]that building "Eko Towers" shown in the picture was infact built by Total[/size]. They currently occupy all floors of the tower. An administrative decision to ensure that all its branch locations in lagos are integrated into a single site neccessitated the building of this magnificient tower!
Eko hotels leased the land to them on a build-occupy-transfer basis

Ekwy + Nwa:

[size=18pt]that building "Eko Towers" shown in the picture was infact built by Total. They currently occupy all floors of the tower[/size]. An administrative decision to ensure that all its branch locations in lagos are integrated into a single site neccessitated the building of this magnificient tower!
Eko hotels leased the land to them on a build-occupy-transfer basis

Baba_Eleko:

You're right. But when some cities in 2012 still wear the look of 1960's what do we do?