AlexBells:
if the buildings collapsed on them fair enough.

TemplarLandry:
Lol. Always playing victim.

mrvitalis:

Lol so saying what you and you people do to us is playing victim?

Your only issue is igbos should not speak out that's just your issue

We would speak out and so one day when we act people would see the reason why

Naijaguy123:
You can simply go back to Enugu or Oweri . You don’t have to stay in Lagos.

TemplarLandry:
Don't take demolition to heart man. Try to be less unnecessarily emotional.

mrvitalis:

Lol for this one Nigeria

You wanted one Nigeria abi? This is one Nigeria the only way to chase igbos out of Lagos is to divide Nigeria

In the next 20 years we aim to double our population in Lagos

duro4chang:
Always playing victim mentality

Afamed:
A butterfly who mistakenly takes itself to be an Eagle

Dangote with well over $30B investments in Lagos never make a noise na nonentities with 2metre/ 2metre shop dey make the loudest noise

AlexBells:
I'm fully in support of Igbos gradually reducing their investment in Lagos and take precautionary measures on acquiring non Movable properties.

Now to the issue at hand, while understanding that Lagos state government have every right to demolish distressed building as was said, the lead up and timing is suspicious. You can argue that a state can do whatever they wished without caring what anyone feels however perception is very important in governance.

Here in Enugu the governor tried to stop the sit at home head on earlier on but the people didn't pay attention to him becuase the people felt that was a wrong timing, he should first fix the potholes, becuase there's still a cold war so far Nnamdi Kanu is incarceration and creating another war is uncalled for.

Coming to the case of Lagos state, Igbos have that justification to feel targeted given the events of the last 3 months. 1. Tinubu losing in Lagos, 2. Sanwolu having a tough time winning in Lagos 3. The statement by the Lagos state house of assembly members threatening to make anti non indigenous laws. 4. The No Man's land saga 6. The increased rhetoric between Yorubas and Igbos and 7. The targeting and harassment of Igbos during the election.

All these are Omens that have transformed a government decision into a vendetta, who am I to advice the government that the timing was wrong and that it could have been better to give the Demolition at least six months, since the people in the business district are mainly Igbos, if the buildings collapsed on them fair enough.

These sort of morale lowering event is coming at a time when economic hardship is unfolding in the country, I don't know who will laugh last but Lagos state is being a little impatient and while those buildings were marked since 2016. The timing is suspicious.

Afamed:


The same one Nigeria you gave to other people in your region

AlexBells:

Dangote is an individual, human capital is more valuable than financial capital so those you call butterfly are the real deal

Mynd44:


This entire thread is a joke

Afamed:


What is essense

Armaggedon:
Lagos will be like Ibadan soon. Foreigners will leave before Igbos.

mrvitalis:

Sure Hope you say the same when it's done to you too

AlexBells:

Dangote is an individual, human capital is more valuable than financial capital so those you call butterfly are the real deal

mrvitalis:

Lol demolish na.. No be your people go still pay for the stuffs

Multiple am by 20 add am to price of goods

Monkey must buy them no get choice

kettykin:
Alaba has not recorded building collapse, building collapse is a Lagos Island problem. The Demolition is simply a case of people shooting instead of trouble shooting, with time Lagos will experience the warri issue of socioeconomic decline with other states coming up

AlexBells:

Nothing lol,