Romance › Re: Edo Meets Yoruba: Traditional & White Wedding Photos by laudate: 5:02pm On May 13, 2018 |
NIGHTMAREOO7: Nothin like value and respect.. Why would u destroy ur daughter's love life. Yet u claim educated. Who is claiming what? And who is destroying what? You people think that those Yoruba girls and their parents, are not aware of all your tricks? |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Are The Things You Will Like Your Church To Change? by laudate: 4:59pm On May 13, 2018 |
hot1sauce: what do u mean r u police.... to tell me that my "story" does not add up.... I just said my own what don't u understand gate fee is obviously not the same as tithes.... what is hard in understanding the expression.... abeg aunty cool down for jesus I am not an aunty. You do not know my gender.  Your story is full of loopholes and does not add up. Try to obey the 9th commandment, pls. |
Romance › Re: Edo Meets Yoruba: Traditional & White Wedding Photos by laudate: 4:57pm On May 13, 2018 |
NIGHTMAREOO7: But why are Yoruba parents naturally like that? That sounds petty and primitive. I thought they say Yorubas are educated Petty and primitive, because they value respect?  |
Romance › Re: Edo Meets Yoruba: Traditional & White Wedding Photos by laudate: 4:55pm On May 13, 2018 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: What Are The Things You Will Like Your Church To Change? by laudate: 4:51pm On May 13, 2018 |
hot1sauce: well I did not lie... like I said I was invited by a member of the MFM and at this time the church was even just coming into its own in Nigeria. The branch I went to was somewhere in one of the municipals of the FCT Abuja.... I paid a gate fee.... and its even one official or is it guard who collected it from me... to enter at the time. That I paid along with all the other tithes which I suppose is normal. it was just the gate fee which I did not understand. I don't know anything about Ibafo or the HQ O! i'm not a regular member of MFM, i'm just stating what I've witnessed going with one who invited me Oga, what are you saying....what part of FCT in Abuja, is this MFM located?  Is it Gwari or Asokoro or Kuje, or Kubwa or Wuse? And how can you pay gate fee at the church along with tithes at the same time? Your story does not add up, sir!  |
Romance › Re: Edo Meets Yoruba: Traditional & White Wedding Photos by laudate: 4:44pm On May 13, 2018 |
TabletMan: Beautiful couple Though I hate inter tribal marriage and pray never to caught up in one. You don't know what you are missing!  Inter-ethnic unions have the variety to spice things up for life. Once there is love, tolerance, respect, compatibility and wisdom, it works.... |
Romance › Re: Edo Meets Yoruba: Traditional & White Wedding Photos by laudate: 4:41pm On May 13, 2018 |
scholes0: Duuurh.. Edo and Yoruba have been meeting since time immemorial .  Probably the most common inter-ethnic marriage in the South.
I want to see Yoruba and an unknown tribe from Taraba or Adamawa. There are many Yoruba who marry other Northern tribes, in the Middle Belt. Go to Kwara and Kogi. Dem plenty!  |
Romance › Re: Edo Meets Yoruba: Traditional & White Wedding Photos by laudate: 4:40pm On May 13, 2018*. Modified: 6:08pm On May 13, 2018 |
princfred: Most Yoruba woman, like their men, have natural loathing and even some inherent hate which manifests as unnecesary antagonism towards igbo men. But Yoruba men love to marry igbo women especially the fair ones and the average igbo women dont naturally loath Yoruba men. Ofcourse there are exemptions to every rule so do give it a try if she is your spec. Chai! Natural loathing, kwa? You sabi lie, o!  Instead of you to tell the truth, that your fellow Igbo men only use these Yoruba girls to pass the time, then when they are ready to get married, they quickly go across the Niger to their SE towns, villages or local govt areas, to marry their Nkirus, Obiagelis, Ngozis and Chidinmas. The Yoruba girls (especially the ones in Lagos), have now become wiser about the games being played by the Igbo guys, so they choose to avoid them, whenever they come calling.  A few are yet to learn their lesson however, and they fall prey to those sweet-talking Igbo boys, only to have their hearts shattered at the last minute. There is one of those girls that came for counselling with my Pastor's wife today, you need to have heard her story....  TheAngry1: Nobody hates anybody, you see what you intensely focus on. If you find a woman or man you love, go ahead and marry him or her. Life is too short for bullshit! In the long run, your regrets would stem more from the things you didn't do, than from those you did. Don't mind that clown.  Ask him how many Yoruba women he knows, that led him to jump to that useless conclusion.  Most of the Yoruba women I know, appreciate attention, respect and love and would gladly move mountains to be with the ones they love. Like the one in my life, for example...  |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Are The Things You Will Like Your Church To Change? by laudate: 4:22pm On May 13, 2018 |
hot1sauce: OK cool, well how often do u attend their events/services? I'm sure if you're a member or a regular church goer you will come across this. I've gone as a visitor after being invited by a friend who is a Pentecostal Christian worshipper and I've seen instances where you will pay just to attend the service.... as an outsider you will see this as an instance dictating just another form of initiation by way of paying an unnecessary tithe Thou shalt not lie.  Which branch of MFM did you go to, and you were asked to pay gate fee? I am not a member of MFM, but I have been invited to their Prayer City at Ibafo before, as well as their HQ. And there was no gate fee. Even the branch in my area, does not have gate fee!  Which MFM branch did you attend, and in what area of town was it located? SAMBARRY: that's definitely not a genuine church or genuine mfm. Secondly I am not a regular of mfm I only go there once in a while but all the times I have been there never heard of such
You must have entered a fake church camouflaging as mfm just to extort money from spiritually and mentally gullible people. If you were really sensitive you should have known something funny is fishy when they asked you to pay gate fee
I expect you to have walked away however if you didn't hope you got value for your money I. E when service was going on they served you fried rice, fried chicken and nice juice drinks? Did they treat you with respect and courtesy? Did you ask the pastor to keep quiet when your phone was ringing because you had to answer a call. Basically did you get good customer service because I don't know since when the word of God became for sale Thank you, o!  My neighbour is a dedicated member of MFM, and is even a church worker there. She just told me that no such thing exists in their church. She also said that any pastor who collects such a thing, will be heavily sanctioned if it ever occurs. She has invited me for a few programmes and when I went there, I did not see any such thing, like gate fee. 
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Christianity Etc › Re: What Are The Things You Will Like Your Church To Change? by laudate: 4:15pm On May 13, 2018*. Modified: 4:31pm On May 13, 2018 |
Jofet: Church members MUST marry only within the church, if you marry someone who is not a member of your church, you are seen a sinner. That crab sucks!!!!
There is no church name in Heaven, only blood washed saints "from all kindred and tongues and tribes and denomination" In fact, no pastor can tell me to marry only from my church, and not to marry from another church.  Anyway, we do not have such strange doctrines. The only requirement is that your intended spouse must be a born again Christian, baptised in water, spirit-filled, living for God and walking scripturally. The only churches whose members I would not go near are - Celestial Church, Cherubim & Seraphim, Brotherhood of the Cross and Star (BCS) and Synagogue. Any of the other denominations are okay. If my pastor refuses to wed us, na registry I dey go straight. What do I dislike about my church?  I can't think of anything right now. But one church I still do not think I can attend on a permanent basis, is Mountain of Fire & Miracles. I have been invited for a few services in the past. The women look as if they are in distress - no earrings, no lipstick, no make-up, no braids. Haba!!  No be una kill Jesus, nah. |
Romance › Re: Wife In Lament As Slay Queen Is Accused Of Dating Her Husband In Delta. Photos by laudate: 3:54pm On May 13, 2018 |
GraGra247: I maintain that there's no lady that approaches a married man and begs him to leave his wife and date her.
Men are 100% to blame. When they've begged the lady to death with lies to brainwash her, and as well spent silly on her, why won't she yield?
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Education › Re: Cornell University Student Strips In Class To Defend Her Presentation In NewYork by laudate: 3:42pm On May 13, 2018 |
MIKOLOWISKA: it's better so you will not confirm how low yours is
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Celebrities › Re: Oyemykke Slams Noble Igwe For Snitching On Fraudsters by laudate: 12:32am On May 13, 2018*. Modified: 3:30pm On May 13, 2018 |
slegerman: My brother, I have been scammed. Not even in thousands, so I understand all these. The question still remains " show me someone who hasn't stolen or wouldn't do so if the opportunity presents itself.
"Opportunity makes a thief."- Vee - The Mafia Manager.
Again, I will never support any form of crime and at the same wouldn't be QUICK to condemn anyone. Oga, this pathetic excuse you have just put across, does not hold water. Rather than steal if circumstances are unfavourable, I know many folks who would rather beg or do menial jobs. By saying "show me someone who hasn't stolen or wouldn't do so if the opportunity presents itself," you are advocating that people should resort to stealing if faced with daunting challenges, or if they can get away with it. It says a lot about the kind of values you hold. 
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Celebrities › Re: Oyemykke Slams Noble Igwe For Snitching On Fraudsters by laudate: 6:43pm On May 12, 2018 |
slegerman: My brother let me come down well, maybe you will understand now.
I am not in support of any form of crime and at the same time, I am not quick to condemn anyone for any crime.
According to Emmanuel Kant, "Before you can say that something is morally wrong or right, you must first consider the circumstances leading to it."
No one was born a criminal. It was circumstances that push people to crime. So until you have been in that circumstance and where able to keep your head up, then you have no right to condemn people. Let natural law take care of that person with time.
Let me go Biblical, When mob were trying to stone Mary for adultery, Jesus simply asked anyone who haven't committed sin should cast the first stone and I believe you know how the story ends. What the mob were trying to do is the law as commanded by Moses and apparently, the right thing, abi? Does it means Jesus supported crime?
That was the rationale behind my first post.( please re-read it again in the light of this explanation)
Lets stop condemning people for crime which most of you here will indulge in it, if given the opportunity.
I hope I made myself clear....
Again, I wouldn't support crime and am not equally quick to condemn. Let Karma take care of everyone. If you have ever been the victim of scammers or yahoo-yahoo boys, you would never handle their criminality with kid gloves, just like you have done here. So we shouldn't condemn people for their crimes?  Ok, let us give them an award then, since you feel they should not be made culpable for their actions. If vices and crimes are not condemned and stopped, people will see it as a viable alternative to earning a living! May you be scammed of your hard-earned earnings by the same folks you are trying to defend. Oya, say Amen!  |
Career › Re: My Boss Said I Should Never Send Him A Mail Again, Help by laudate: 6:30pm On May 12, 2018 |
jeronimo: First of all you were only a messenger and you had to pass a message. The problem I think may have been the way you composed the mail. Next time forward the message as sent from your regional manager then start with " as requested in the mail below....".
Then subsequent reminders should include previous mail in the trail.
Don't forget to use words like "kindly", "gentle reminder", "thanks in anticipation", etc I mean try to be a polite as possible even if you are sending it to subordinate.
Don't think of resigning it's part of growing up in the corporate world. Hope this helps. Cheers 400billionman: Learn how to be diplomatic.
Use office terminology which means something, but sounds another thing.
Since the regional head is tasking you for reports from 3 of your superiors, the burden is not on YOU, but on the 3 BRANCH MANAGERS. It is not your father's job, and it is not EMBARRASSING like you stated. You sounded frustrated with your choice of words, so they will help you frustrate yourself.
Next time, FORWARD the originating mail from the Regional Manager to the 3 branch managers and COPY the Regional Manager.
Stating, " Sirs, the above mail is for your advice or For your input or For your information "
Then go and sleep..
If the regional manager sends a reminder, forward the reminder to the 3 managers and copy the regional head again.. thats ur work.
If you put yourself on the line, they will use you and shine. Just ensure the regional head knows you are forwarding his mails to them by copying him. Thats all. If he didn't send a mail, demand a mail. Very well said! You guys hit the nail on the head. Best advice so far!  |
Career › Re: My Boss Said I Should Never Send Him A Mail Again, Help by laudate: 6:14pm On May 12, 2018 |
AntiWailer: Yes .
Any body can confront his line manager if it is a useless job.
A job that your line manager can inform the MD is definitely a one man business.
Try that nonsense in a big corporate organization. He will write that they move u to another department and u might float until u get sacked..
When u get your dream job, confront and get queries. Not only will they move you, the head of that new dept where you have been posted to, might conspire with him to make your life miserable. Office Politics 102: Be careful who you antagonise, if you want to walk away unscathed. If you offend the wrong person who has a lot of clout within the organisation, your career might end up in corporate Siberia.... |
Career › Re: My Boss Said I Should Never Send Him A Mail Again, Help by laudate: 6:00pm On May 12, 2018*. Modified: 11:19pm On May 12, 2018 |
KingsleyCEO: You must be careful when relating between two super power (bosses) if not you will incur wrath and neither will be willing to save you. And your choice of word is also very keen. I have been told by my regional manager to tell my immediate boss stuff that I am not too comfortable with but I kept it to myself only for my RM to still come around to ask my BM if I delivered such and BM turned to me and I simply said I forgot to pass the message. Right there and then the RM passed his message after which my BM understood the reason I forgot. Office Politics 101. The OP needs to realise how to establish rapport across board.  There is a way you can phrase your words that the Branch Manager will jump up to assist you to get the info that you want. Another thing the OP can do is to find out which of the Branch manager's subordinates has access to the data and info, that he requires.  Once he gets that person's name and number, all he needs to do is place a call through to the guy, and tell him that "Ol' boy, na your colleague dey here - abeg, I need your help. I don't want your dept or BM to look bad, and at the same time I don't want any of us to get into trouble. Please help me get this info. The HQ guys are breathing down my neck. Can you assist to send down the data/info that is required within the next 48 hours?" Simple. You win the chap over to your side, and he goes out to help you, while he also notifies his BM that he has managed a potentially sticky situation, on the dept's behalf.  After doing all this groundwork, the OP can then send an e-mail to the Branch Manager/BM, a few hours later, requesting for the info, by saying that he understands they have a very heavy workload, but can he spare time to get his subordinate Mr. X to assist?  He praises the BM's dept as really proactive and responsive, and says he would not want the HQ guys to get a wrong impression, if the data/info does not come through in time. Finally, he thanks the BM very well for his anticipated cooperation. That way, the OP gets the BM to put pressure on Mr. X to deliver the goods, and Mr. X does not have to justify to his boss, why he is helping the OP to get the info. Win-win situation all around! It is called managing your stakeholders!cc: COdeGenesis |
Celebrities › Re: Oyemykke Slams Noble Igwe For Snitching On Fraudsters by laudate: 5:30pm On May 12, 2018 |
livinbygrace: That condition that made a 2.1 graduate from 1995 till date turned to OKADA rider will surely locate you,then you will know better. Thanks for proving to us that you have sawdust for brains!  So you are trying to use an example of someone trying to make an honest living as an okada rider, despite his 2.1 degree, as an excuse to justify the criminality of yahoo-yahoo boys? Wait, what school did you attend?  And your user name is 'livinbygrace.' What kind of grace is that? It definitely cannot be the kind of grace, being preached in Christendom. The grace of Christ does not justify or support criminality....
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Celebrities › Re: Oyemykke Slams Noble Igwe For Snitching On Fraudsters by laudate: 5:16pm On May 12, 2018 |
Boss13: Someone who is not made of the same ilk as you. Someone who admonishes wrongdoings. Someone who is irritated by what you stand for and do. Someone who does not appreciate lazy folks and those whose mindsets are wired to think ONLY and perpetrate crime.
Finally, someone who is concerned about the future of Nigerian Youths who now glorify and want to emulate criminals.
In the 80s, we enjoyed watching your type squirm, cry and beg for mercy as the military shoot you to death. In the 90s, the Nigerian community labeled your type as deranged humans with incomprehensible mentality. The Nigerian society rejected you and your type. There were movies to remind us about your tragic end. Now, I am surprised that you and your crime loving friends have the audacity to express yourself and also forcing society to accept you.
Jesus!!! Spoken like a true boss!  Here is a toast to your good health!  You spelt it out well....may the wisdom God deposited in your life, continue to increase. https://pazzione.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/toast.jpg |
Properties › Re: Banana Island- A Wonderful Creation Of Late Chief Adebayo Adeleke by laudate: 5:00pm On May 12, 2018 |
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'How Lagos World Trade Centre Project Was Stalled | Fri, 21 Dec 2007 | Punch Newspaper Nigeria'
If things had gone as planned by officials of the Lagoon City Development Corporation (LCDC), a considerable portion of the land bordering the highbrow Ikoyi waterfront in Lagos would be bubbling with commercial activities courtesy of an imposing World Trade Centre (WTC) complex, as well as ancillary facilities. But the tall dreams never became a reality and the issue has, in the past 15 years, been a subject of litigation.
The late industrialist and owner of LCDC, Chief Adebayo Adeleke, who passed on in October 1987, had sometime in 1981, explored the possibility of generating public revenue and creating substantial employment opportunities off the Lagos Lagoon foreshore, which had previously been neglected. The proposal was also meant to relieve the growing pressure for commercial property on the Lagos Island and the then strictly residential areas of Victoria Island and Ikoyi, as well as to provide for the establishment of a WTC complex for the promotion of external trade and investment in the country.
The entire scheme was christened "Lagoon City." Consequently, LCDC made a preliminary design, proposal and application for approval which it forwarded to the Lagos State Government, which then demanded N140,000 as fees. This was paid and approval was granted in February 1983. The firm of Westminster Dredging (Nigeria) Limited was engaged as consultants and contractors for the reclamation works, for which a down payment of N2.5 million was paid.
The LCDC was to learn later that the parts of the lagoon and foreshore proposed for the said project, were vested in the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) on behalf of the Federal Government to which application should have been made. The dredging company sought NPA approval on May 24, 1983, following which an approval was granted via a letter dated June 17, 1983. But, after reclamation work began, NPA officials allegedly approached the developers on the basis, that only a preliminary approval had been granted, and that a full consent could only be given after an undertaking had been given to the effect that hydrological and other tests would be carried out, to establish the possible effects of the project on the lagoon.
To satisfy the new NPA demand, the LCDC claimed that it engaged the services of a number of companies to carry out the studies – including two Canadian firms – who were duly paid for their efforts. However, by 1984 when a considerable expanse of land had been gained, the Lagos State government began to express an interest in the development, as well as others in the vicinity of Ikoyi and the Lekki Peninsula. It was gathered that the Federal Government stepped in, and in 1988 issued a White Paper that vested the land in NPA on its behalf. The matter dragged on during the tenure of Major-General Mamman Kontagora and Barnabas Gemade as Works and Housing ministers, without any headway.
The LCDC, however, claimed that it received in July 1991 a government offer for the allocation of 20 plots to it on the land. But LCDC stated that the offer was rescinded, when the government offered N31 million in lieu of the 30 plots.
The LCDC eventually headed for the court, instituting a N500 million suit for specific performance on the part of the government. Along the line, LCDC officials claimed that they learned the said land had been divided into 144 plots to be allocated to top government officials. Four years ago in February 2003 several years after the matter had gone into the cooler (following the decision Justice Dolapo Akinsanya of a Lagos High Court in December 1993 declining jurisdiction on the matter), the Appeal Court re-opened the case and set aside the 1993 ruling, ordering that the case be heard expeditiously by another judge.
Akinsanya had based her decision on The Lands (Title Vesting Etc) Decree No. 52 of 1993 and Federal Military Government (Supremacy and Enforcement of Powers) Decree No. 12 of 1994. Decree 52 vests the ownership of "all lands lying within 100 meters limit of the shoreline of Nigeria and other lands reclaimed from any lagoon, sea, ocean in or bordering Nigeria or of ocean bordering the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the Federal Government." A few months ago, in a suit brought by the LCDC against the Federal Government, an interlocutory order restraining further development within Banana Island in Ikoyi, was granted against the government. According to a Lagos State High Court, until otherwise stated no further construction works by the Federal Government and all its agents should continue on the choice estate.
The trial judge, Justice Candide Johnson, after hearing from the counsel of both the plaintiff and the defendant, made the order with a view to protect the subject of the case initiated by the LCDC. However, the decision of the court seems not to have gone down well with affected parties on Banana Island, where construction activities is worth no fewer than N40 billion and price of plots range between N50 million and N125 million.
Some property owners who claim that they used their property to obtain bank loans to finance the projects complain of untold hardship, irreparable damage and colossal financial losses since the injunction on the island came into force. Also, while the Federal High Court suit filed against LCDC in April 2007 was dismissed in July 2007, the High Court suit filed by the company since 1993 is still pending before Justice Candide-Johnson. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3ABanana_Island |
Properties › Re: Banana Island- A Wonderful Creation Of Late Chief Adebayo Adeleke by laudate: 4:54pm On May 12, 2018 |
Mr. John Adeleke serves as Chairman of Montgomery West Africa at Angus Montgomery Ltd. Mr. Adeleke has handled Trade & Investment Promotion and also Investment Risk Consultancy for foreign investors, although he was also a Partner ''of Counsel" of Nigeria's once largest partner-led commercial law firm, the Law Union. He's most known for his involvement with the World Trade Center of Nigeria in Lagos and as a Board Member in New York of the World Trade Centers Association. He has also been the WTCA's Regional Coordinator for Africa. He has been instrumental in settling Montgomery West Africa in Nigeria, and as WTCN Lagos has also assisted in promoting the trade exhibitions of the Montgomery subsidiary in South Africa, Specialised Exhibitions Pty. Ltd, in recent years. Finally, he was also a member of the the economic and investment sub-committee of the Presidential Policy Advisory Committee (PPAC) of former President, H.E. Olusegun Obasanjo, who created the PPAC to formulate the policy thrusts of his government prior to its inauguration in 1999. He was educated in England where he ultimately qualified as a Barrister. He also holds Masters in Law programme at Georgetown's Law Center in Washington DC. https://www.wtca.org/users/635-john-adeyemi-adeleke ; https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/person.asp?personId=323235162&privcapId=112574045&previousCapId=112574045&previousTitle=Angus%20Montgomery%20Ltd |
Crime › Re: Abba Kyari Recovered N200k Phone That Was Stolen - Man Reveals How by laudate: 4:11pm On May 12, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: When Are Igbo Going To Rule Lagos? by laudate: 4:09pm On May 12, 2018 |
LZAA: . LZAA: well they were lucky to dodge this too kikikiki 
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Properties › Re: Banana Island- A Wonderful Creation Of Late Chief Adebayo Adeleke by laudate: 4:05pm On May 12, 2018*. Modified: 5:23pm On May 12, 2018 |
mayour16: Banana Island, is an artificial island off the foreshore of Ikoyi, Eti-Osa, Lagos, Nigeria. It’s often called Billionaires Haven. It is a place where the most expensive and luxurious mansions are situated. It was created to attract attention to the country, and I can say it did archive this aim. Several leading Nigerian and International corporates such as - Etisalat Nigeria, Airtel Nigeria, Ford Foundation Nigeria and Olaniwun Ajayi & Co - are based on Banana Island. A plot of land in Banana Island could cost hundreds of millions of naira and to rent and apartment costs nothing less than millions of Naira also. The properties in this island are usually sold for billions of naira or sometimes in dollars.....
The original Banana Island construction project entitled “Lagoon City” was the brainchild of the Late Chief Adebayo Adeleke, a University of London trained Civil Engineer (MICE), and CEO of City Property Development.
Davido’s grand-dad Chief Adebayo Adeleke had originally commissioned a new urban development in Maroko, Victoria Island, but that project had been ‘acquired’ by the Lagos State government with no financial consideration paid. Following a lengthy 10 year court case, Lagos State government offered other parcels of land as consideration for the Maroko development.
Many scoffed at Chief Adeleke’s decision to select the Ikoyi Island perimeter, however they were unable to appreciate the foresight of the Chief, who promptly engaged the Westminster Dredging Company to dredge the foreshore, and create six interlinked and symmetrical islands. He wanted to create a development that would “Make Nigeria Proud”, and engaged Minoru Yamasaki the architect of Manhattan’s Twin Towers, to design replica twin towers as the flagship iconic buildings on the main island.
To complete the Lagoon City concept, Chief Adeleke planned an aesthetic design including a City Airport, which was a vision conceived long before the London Docklands Development, London City Airport, Dubai’s Palm Islands or Hong Kong’s Chek Lap Kok Airport. Unfortunately for the Chief, as soon as he had reclaimed the land and the brilliance of the idea was unveiled, others were determined to wrestle the land from him, and the project was ‘acquired’ again with no consideration being paid to City Property Development Limited. The ‘acquisition’ is currently being challenged in various courts, and there are Caveat Emptor warnings in place to warn prospective buyers that their investment could be at risk in future. There is also litigation pending in the UK and European courts regarding this matter.
The subsequent developers were principally interested in maximizing the yield of the land at the expense of the aesthetic innovative design foreseen by Chief Adebayo Adeleke. Consequently the land was filled in to create a banana shaped island, which has resolutely failed to achieve any international iconic architectural acclaim, as it is now a residential scheme rather than the commercial development originally envisaged Sourc: www.estatehood..com You people just post anything without checking your facts.  Late Chief Adebayo Adeleke who developed Banana Island, was NOT Davido's grandfather. Davido's grandfather was the late Chief Ayoola Adeleke who was once a Senator in the first republic, while his grandmother the late Chief Mrs. Esther Adeleke, was from Abia state. Chief Adebayo Adeleke who developed the Banana Island project died in the late 80s.  He was Chairman of Lagoon City Development Corporation Ltd, which originally developed Osborne Estate, Ikoyi, and “Banana Island” in the lagoon, also within the old Ikoyi area. Both districts (i.e. Banana Island and Osborne Foreshore) in Lagos, were the subject matters of extensive law suits. Late Chief Adebayo Adeleke also owned City Group companies, and Export Manufacturing Ltd., Brook Street Insurance Brokers Ltd etc. His companies are currently being managed by his son Chief John Adeyemi-Adeleke, who is the Executive Director, World Trade Center Lagos.  John Adeyemi Adeleke was born in London (UK), to the late Chief Adebayo Adeleke (Nigerian) and Ana K. Adeleke [née Alcantara] (of Venezuelan and Grenadian parentage). |
Celebrities › Re: Oyemykke Slams Noble Igwe For Snitching On Fraudsters by laudate: 3:48pm On May 12, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: When Are Igbo Going To Rule Lagos? by laudate: 3:46pm On May 12, 2018 |
Strikethem: Awolowo's effect is strong  Yes, o! If not for Awolowo and his free education programme in the '60s, many parts of the Igbo-speaking areas of the old Midwestern region, would not have seen the four walls of a school..... |
Politics › Re: When Are Igbo Going To Rule Lagos? by laudate: 3:41pm On May 12, 2018 |
immhotep: So basically Benin = Igbo descended from Benin. Cc lza'a onye'oga shally'sgirl pointz'erom shalo'mc Buhari'guy Madrid'guy Bam'oski itsm'eaboki |
Politics › Re: When Are Igbo Going To Rule Lagos? by laudate: 3:34pm On May 12, 2018 |
immhotep: Bini chief prince = Eze Chima = Igbo Bini man.
Igbo amaka. 
Cc lza'a onye'oga shally'sgirl pointz'erom shalom'c Buhari'guy Madrid'guy Bamo'ski itsme'aboki
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Celebrities › Re: Oyemykke Slams Noble Igwe For Snitching On Fraudsters by laudate: 3:23pm On May 12, 2018 |
userplainly: I swear!.. the woman that steals maggi and fowl in the market will be beaten, stripped unclad and paraded but the politician that will steal billions! steal your children's future and starve you with unemployment and inflation will be applauded!... his children will be worshipped and praised...... ..
I swear I hate those people that form too decent and holy meanwhile na dia sh!t smell pass! ...... some girls will never give u face only that hard working brother in church that will promise to marry them! come see her in her father's house n FCK the life outa her then claimed the mother or father don't like her tribe!... hypocrites!!
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Politics › Re: When Are Igbo Going To Rule Lagos? by laudate: 3:22pm On May 12, 2018 |
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Celebrities › Re: Oyemykke Slams Noble Igwe For Snitching On Fraudsters by laudate: 3:20pm On May 12, 2018 |
thunderbabs: I'm smiling coz you are jus another dumb troll 
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Politics › Re: When Are Igbo Going To Rule Lagos? by laudate: 3:12pm On May 12, 2018 |
Strikethem: Answer, they see Yoruba in their dream, all their brains think Yoruba. Without Yoruba, the can't have a better life. I have said it before...and I will say it again: the 'jazz that you Yoruba people cooked for them is too strong.  If not, why can't they realise that there are over 250 ethnic groups in Nigeria? Must everyone who disagrees with them, come from the same ethnic group?
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