₦airaland Forum

This PDP is desperate

Addicted2Women:
Aren't you an Afonja ??

You should be in competition with Hausa people on who is the poorest

Do you have more lands and properties for sale ??

BUT IGBOs ARE COMPETING WITH NORTHEAST HERE NOW

PropertiesNaija:
Construction is set to begin on a new city in Lagos known as the Imperial International Business City, a joint venture development between Channeldrill Resources Limited and the Elegushi royal family. The city , according to its promoters , was conceived after the Lagos State Government gave approval for the expansion of Ikate Kingdom by 200 hectares of land to Lekki Phase 1, through dredging of the lagoon , and is expected to run from the end of Freedom Road to the end of NICON Town .

As the date for the commencement of dredging work approaches, the infrastructure consultants to the project , Mott MacDonald Limited, of the United Kingdom, said a four- day site inspection of the project site had been completed. The leader of the team, Stuart Croucher, said the visit was to finalise preparations for the take off of construction of the eco-friendly city . He said the infrastructure design of the city would be based on ensuring that the city was self -sustaining ; be a smart and an eco -friendly city ; have steady flow of traffic ; a flood free lifetime of 100 years; general utility efficiency, and the best technology .

“ The city is being designed to align with the future developmental expansion and population growth of Lagos State for the next 50 years. The dream of making this a reality has been further boosted by the Lagos State Government ’ s 2030 transport vision plans , which will be very useful for the IIBC connectivity design, ” Croucher said .

He also stated that part of his firm’ s mandate was to ensure that the city was a zero flood zone for the next 100 years, and was already working with Royal HaskoningDHV of the Netherlands as the reclamation and marine consultants to the project . He also commended the state ’ s civil service that his team had been working with on the project , adding that they had been very helpful and welcoming. He said that after seeing the plans and designs, the government had been convinced that the project would fit into the administration’ s goal of making Lagos a smart mega city .

The Managing Director of Channeldrill Resources Limited , Mr . Femi Akioye , said the transportation network of the city would promote efficiency within the city and beyond .
He said the design would incorporate footways , and pedestrian cycle connecting the marina to the central business district.

He added, “ This will reduce the reliance on cars which in turn reduces the burden added on air quality. Mixed use developments are in line with the sustainability strategy to reduce distance and modes of transport. So, by providing shaded walkways, walking can be made safe under all weather conditions .

“ For cyclists, a segregated cycle paths will be built into the transport network to provide a safer environment where residents can feel more comfortable to cycle. The road hierarchy and public realm will also address the safety of cyclists and will aim to include changing facilities within the commercial development in the area.” He said that for public transportation , the parking capacity would be limited , and people in the city would be connected to decent public transport , which would be easily accessible throughout the island.

Source:
www.punchng.com/construction-of-lagos-business-city-set-to-begin/

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Hmmmm,Elegusi royal family...

Mind you,not IGBO royal family or No mans land royal family!....


And the developer:

The Managing Director of Channeldrill Resources
Limited , Mr . Femi Akioye ,.......AFONJA.....

FKO81:
Imagine if they are residing in the north, how will they differentiate who is Igbo and Yoruba when religious crises start? When ignorant ones among you are fanning for genocide against Igbos in the north, remember there are millions of your people in the north that shares the same looks like Igbos.

Must you guys drag yoruba to your problem?


IGBO dragged genocide to themselves with their hate speeches.No yoruba man fan it for you.


Must you blame yorubas for all your calamity?...mtcheeee

uwazurike is only envying nnamdi kanu.

Alxmyr:
Buhari did more than this. Osinbajo was inside BRT. Aisha fried Akara. What are the outcomes. Inflation, job loss, hunger and instability.

GEJ even claimed he had no shoe and his father was a Fisherman but eventually stole billions to buy one.

headhunter1:
Lagos is a no man's land kiss the truth

when will yIGBO people too have a no mans land?

Freemancipation:
You are comparing apples to oranges.

Unlike Nigeria that has 3 major ethnic groups, Ghana has one dominant ethnic group both in land size and population ( the Ashanti). What ever majority of them decides is the direction the nation goes.

They should let each regions develop at her own pace.Nigerians as a whole will take overall credit.
-everything awolowo did is tagged first in Africa from Nigeria,not from western Nigeria!

FKO81:
Only bitters souls and jealous tribes hates truth, they tried their best to cage Igbos but they couldn't, their agenda was to make Igbos poorest tribe they didn't succeed, today we are richest, most industrious, leading in education and produced more inventors in Africa. More will be reveal, success grab many friends. Those who planned our down full are the ones doing gate-man, shoes maker, local herbal medicine sellers all over our streets, carrying loads in our markets etc.

richest?...most INDUSTRIOUS?...

O boy that has been bursted several times on nairaland here.this yIGBO empty chestbeat and rhetoric have taken a new higher turn

He is only looking for more money!

He has wasted alot of money in the past campaign.

remi makinde level of embezzlement if he finally become governor will be unprecedented in the history of Oyo state.

They created a thread for themselves and have shouted Afonja 10 times already.

yIGBOs and fear of Afonja are

Dillusionist:
don't start now!!do you need that of adeyinka grandson ??

Adeyinka grandson ehn ehn?
But according to the lord and savior,mazi nnamdi kanu


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ2UzZrgwxg
And a policeman testify to it

omololu2020:
i dont know who u r,or ao old r u,plz except enugu,can u name one city in enugu state,u r so ignorant were in ibadan did u went to sef,hav u been to oluyole,agodi,alalubosa,bodija etc,,,,ibadan z one of Nigeria major city,wen u typ,typ wit ur sense ok,,,,apart from calabar,can u name one oda city in cross river,apart from kano can u name one oda city in kano state,i dont know u igbo problm wit yoruba land sef

na inferiority complex

Ibadan is just a glorified slum.

Like the whole igboland

Ibadan city master plan won’t lead
to demolition – Oyo Govt


Oyo State Government has allayed fears of the people
of the state over the proposed Ibadan City Master plan
set to be unveiled by next month.
The government said that the plan is a guide towards
the physical development of Ibadan and to prevent
flooding and not a demolition exercise.



Special Adviser to Governor Abiola Ajimobi on
Physical Planning and Urban Development, Alhaji
Waheed Gbadamosi while addressing journalists on
Tuesday explained that the ongoing development of
Ibadan City Master Plan is to provide direction for
future expansion and identify key development
opportunities, noting that the, “Master Plan is to guide
growth and support development and not urban
renewal. So, there won’t be any form of demolition. It
is not a document that promotes or recommends
demolition.”


Gbadamosi said that the traditional architecture and
cultural landscape of the city will still be maintained.
“We are not going to tamper with the traditional
homesteads and cultural landscape that typifies and
beautifies the city. There won’t be demolition and we
will stick with that. The aim of the Ibadan City
Masterplan is to plan for the next 20 years while the
vision is that: by 2036, Ibadan and its wider region will
be a model sustainable and resilient city where
development addresses the population’s needs, with
thriving employment, providing a high quality of life
for all.”


He added that the Ajimobi Government set up the
IBADAN URBAN FLOOD MANAGEMENT PROJECT
(IUFMP) with the assistance of the WORLD BANK
(WB) to prepare a master plan for Ibadan to ensure
coordinated physical growth, improved socio-
economic development, noting that the existing
structures in place makes the city of Ibadan
vulnerable to natural disasters such as flooding as
witnessed on August 26th, 2011 in which many lives
and properties were lost.

“The resultant effects of this lack of robust planning,
are manifested in the existing poor roads and
drainage networks, in challenges of inaccessibility and
in mismatched land uses. Other effects of the
absence of a masterplan are the existence of slums
and urban squalor, inadequate provision of social
amenities/facilities like potable water supply,
electricity, schools, health facilities and poor solid
waste management.”


He assured that the present administration in the state
will institutionalize the Master Plan to ensure that the
coming administrations key into it, adding that the
master plan will go to the state House of Assembly
for proper legislation and once it becomes a law,
every administration will follow suit.


“The objectives of the Master Plan is to prevent
flooding and mitigate any flooding impact caused to
the settlement areas; to protect, manage and enhance
the natural environment to improve connectivity and
integrate with the emerging transport developments
and to promote the city’s economy and attract
investment and to meet the social needs and
requirements of the existing and future population.
“Others to provide adequate utility infrastructure for
the existing and future population; to protect and
promote the culture and heritage of the city; to
enhance quality of life for all and to provide sound
planning framework for efficient delivery and
implementation.


“The spatial vision of the Ibadan City Master Plan is
also underpinned by a set of principles which has
informed all stages of the Master Plan development
and implementation. The principles framing the vision
are Sustainable City, Connected City, Cultural City,
Resilient City, Green City and the Enterprising City,”
Alhaji Gbadamosi expatiated.

www.dailypost.ng/2017/04/12/ibadan-city-master-plan-wont-lead-demolition-oyo-govt/

The city of many first

The brown roof city2

The brown roof city