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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Rapuru14: 2:34pm On Jul 01, 2023
That has nothing to do directly with the common man.
Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Racoon(m): 2:35pm On Jul 01, 2023
Nice development! Congratulations SW.

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by BentizilL: 2:38pm On Jul 01, 2023
Freedom4us:
The day the SE & SS get their own port, Lagos will loose its relevance.

As we know 80% of containers are owned by the SS & SE

This is why some people are fighting to keep Nigeria together
Chukwudi is this how you're going to wail for 8years?? cheesy

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by alizma: 2:40pm On Jul 01, 2023
kokoA:
Can Tokumbo cars come in trough Lekki? I keep wondering why we still have to go to Cotonou to buy cars. undecided
The same thing I wonder about but unfortunately many Nigerians are saying the border should be open for vehicle importation
Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Tareq1105: 2:41pm On Jul 01, 2023
kokoA:
Can Tokumbo cars come in trough Lekki? I keep wondering why we still have to go to Cotonou to buy cars. undecided

It's bcoz cost of clearing is cheaper in Cotonou.
Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Nobody: 2:42pm On Jul 01, 2023
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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Jogs1900: 2:42pm On Jul 01, 2023
WorldRichest:
They will cry to FG again and say it is FG that is deliberately stopping them from developing, whereas this is a state government initiative and project, but all the 5 South Eastern states cannot combine and do one for themselves despite the hard currencies their children are getting from their drugs trafficking and baby factories
Edo.state is even investing in.their own seaport now.Very soon, obaseki will commission Gelegele sea port..Na only SE no go get sea port now and their govs are docile

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Bigchristo: 2:45pm On Jul 01, 2023
abc115:


https://twitter.com/woye1/status/1674822973935566854
Those governing Lagos State both past and present has given their best in developing the state, South and South East leaders n public office holders are fools they don’t attract any good infrastructure to their region they will steal the money made for those projects n run to Lagos and Abuja to buy a house there, imagine how Delta state is currently, no functional refineries no functional seaports no functional international cargo airport, before una go wake up express don leave una, there’s nothing bad developing your regions stop acting like they buried your placenta in Lagos develop your region to a standard that attracts foreign investors and businessmen that’s exactly what lagos leaders are doing.

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Khyrvxjzy: 2:47pm On Jul 01, 2023
drlateef:




You garrit!!! It is a satire for shidren of hate😂😂😂

dem hate yoruba eh

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by tunjijones(m): 2:49pm On Jul 01, 2023
Freedom4us:
The day the SE & SS get their own port, Lagos will loose its relevance.

As we know 80% of containers are owned by the SS & SE

This is why some people are fighting to keep Nigeria together

There are ports in South South.

Na only south east and the north no get port.

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Khyrvxjzy: 2:51pm On Jul 01, 2023
haybhi1:
I can't wait to see its positive contributions to us. But please all these tribal antics have to stop between us, Yoruba, and Igbo.

This country can't fly this way. I take God beg us. Life no suppose hard laidis...
Ejo
Daalu
Sanu
Please



Truth be told, no healthy human on earth can be dumb as this guy. He epitomizes stupidity.


even u wey dey talk peace see as one provoke u, dem no dey hear word, d solution is to kill dem

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by lexy2014: 2:53pm On Jul 01, 2023
kokoA:
Can Tokumbo cars come in trough Lekki? I keep wondering why we still have to go to Cotonou to buy cars. undecided

Because it is easier and cheaper
Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Goke7: 2:53pm On Jul 01, 2023
Freedom4us:
The day the SE & SS get their own port, Lagos will loose its relevance.

As we know 80% of containers are owned by the SS & SE

This is why some people are fighting to keep Nigeria together

do you understand what transshipment is? That ship's final destination is not Nigeria, Lagos was just an intermediate destination, and the ship's final destination may be South Africa or another African country.

So how is Lagos losing revenue?

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Khyrvxjzy: 2:53pm On Jul 01, 2023
Oakenshield:
So it means Nigeria will only have one active port and calabar ports that is claimed can't take big vessels yet bring in big vessels to offload petroleum products to the depot tanks. I only pray make hurricane 🌀 no strike from that region because it has been forcasted. Nigeria only learn when disaster struck

one terrorist spotted, head shot only

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by lexy2014: 2:54pm On Jul 01, 2023
backtovillage:
Sad news ke.
I get u, our brothers from the other side are sad

It is sad news indeed. Because if in this age, with the amount of knowledge available in the world today and with how things have been done in this country some people still celebrate revenue they will not see as an achievement, then it is indeed sad news
Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by CyracksMrBlogger(m): 2:55pm On Jul 01, 2023
Freedom4us:
The day the SE & SS get their own port, Lagos will loose its relevance.

As we know 80% of containers are owned by the SS & SE

This is why some people are fighting to keep Nigeria together
where SE go see ocean build sea port? Check your map well ooo

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by longview007: 2:55pm On Jul 01, 2023
China Has 75% of Lekki Deep Seaport and will be in charge for 45 years.

• Posted by: Oshio Zekhai
21 June, 2023

The Lekki Deep Seaport is a major infrastructure project in Nigeria that has been the subject of much debate. A Chinese consortium has developed it, which has raised questions about national sovereignty and the potential for economic exploitation.

It is essential to emphasize the importance of reminding Nigerians, who are often criticized for having short memories, about the government’s underperformance in infrastructure development in the country. Notably, Lekki Port Investment Holding Inc., an international consortium, has now obtained a significant 75% stake in the Lekki Deep Seaport.

This is a project that the All Progressives Congress (APC) used as a focal point in their campaign leading up to most controversial and fraudulent elections in the annals of our history.

This consortium comprises China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd., which holds a majority share of 52.50%, and Tolaram, which holds 22.5%. The remaining ownership is divided between the Lagos State Government, which holds 20%, and the Nigerian Ports Authority, which holds 5%.

Also, the Lekki Port, situated in the Lagos Free Trade Zone, was granted a concession by the Nigerian Ports Authority to operate for a remarkable period of 45 years under a build, own, operate, and transfer agreement. Notably, China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd., as the principal entity within the consortium, possesses over 50% ownership in the project.

Former President Muhammadu Buhari’s visit to Lagos marked the commissioning of both the rice mill and the Lekki Deep Sea Port. This two-day working visit saw the president undertake the important task of inaugurating the Lekki Deep Seaport, along with the Lagos Rice Mill and the Eleko-Epe rigid pavement six-lane motorway spanning 18.75 kilometres in Imota.

The Chinese consortium’s majority stake acquisition suggests that even after 60 years of independence, Nigeria remains under the influence of foreign powers like China

The Lekki Deep Seaport, strategically located along the West African coastline, is poised to become a crucial hub for international trade and maritime activities in the region. With its state-of-the-art facilities and deep draught, the port is well-equipped to accommodate large container vessels and handle substantial cargo volumes. This development will undoubtedly bolster Nigeria’s position as a key player in the global maritime landscape and stimulate economic growth in the country.

The investment from the Chinese consortium reflects China’s increasing interest and involvement in Nigeria’s infrastructure development. As Africa’s largest economy, Nigeria offers immense potential for mutually beneficial partnerships, and the Lekki Deep Seaport project stands as a prime example of such collaboration.

The Chinese consortium’s majority stake in the Lekki Deep Seaport is a major blow to Nigeria’s sovereignty. The port is strategically located along the West African coastline and is poised to become a crucial hub for international trade. With China’s majority stake, the country will have a significant say in how the port is operated and what its role is in the global economy. This could give China undue influence over Nigeria’s economy and lead to economic exploitation.

The Seaport is expected to generate significant revenue, but the majority of this revenue will go to the Chinese consortium. This means that Nigeria will miss out on a major source of potential revenue that could be used to improve the country’s infrastructure and economy. Additionally, the project is expected to create jobs, but it is unclear how many of these jobs will go to Nigerians. This could lead to further economic inequality in Nigeria.

The Lekki Deep Seaport is a complex issue with no easy answers. However, it is important to be aware of the potential negative consequences of the project so that Nigeria can make informed decisions about its future.

© Parallelfacts.com

backtovillage:
Sad news ke.
I get u, our brothers from the other side are sad
Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by lexy2014: 2:56pm On Jul 01, 2023
Freedom4us:
The day the SE & SS get their own port, Lagos will loose its relevance.

As we know 80% of containers are owned by the SS & SE

This is why some people are fighting to keep Nigeria together

Oga, where are port Harcourt, calabar and warri ports located?

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by haybhi1(m): 2:58pm On Jul 01, 2023
Khyrvxjzy:

even u wey dey talk peace see as one provoke u, dem no dey hear word, d solution is to kill dem
🤣🤣🤣
Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by 7brigade: 2:59pm On Jul 01, 2023
Bridget95:
why would anyone be sad ? You should be sad that 100% of the revenue that port would generate will eventually end up in the pocket of thieves.
VERY COREECT,but sad though but that is d TRUTH,ROUGE POLITICIANS ARE ALREADY GANGING UP AS I WRITE THIS IN DIFFERENT ECHELON OF GOVT ,IN THE NAME CALLED "LOBBY"WITH THEIR GRAND MASTER TO DEVOUR THE WHAT IS LEFT
PROPAGANDA AND ETHNIC DIVIDE SHALL BE

SERVED AS FOOD FOR THE MASSES
EXPECT MANY GOOD NEWS WITH ZERO TRANSLATION TO WELFARE AND PROSPERITY TO THE COMMON MAN .IN REALITY , SUFFER ,POVERTY ,DEATH, INSECURITY AND HUNGER
HYPER INFLATION SHALL BE MET ON THE MASSES WITH ZERO RESISTANCE
NIGERIA RONU OO...
Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Holluwhakemmy(f): 3:01pm On Jul 01, 2023
slawomir:
Damnnn niggar
Just a matter of time lagos will soon be a shadow of itself

Plans are already on to decongest or rather relieve the congestion of good things in lagos and take everything and spread it all over other states
Na lie brother

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by mediclife1987(m): 3:01pm On Jul 01, 2023
slawomir:
Damnnn niggar
Just a matter of time lagos will soon be a shadow of itself

Plans are already on to decongest or rather relieve the congestion of good things in lagos and take everything and spread it all over other states

Manic psychosis at it's finest.

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by SURVBenedict01(m): 3:02pm On Jul 01, 2023
Just a matter of time lagos will soon be a shadow of itself. make dem go check this Swallow my boy brain ooo it seems excess weed is making this kid look dumb in every comment

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by mediclife1987(m): 3:04pm On Jul 01, 2023
Freedom4us:
The day the SE & SS get their own port, Lagos will loose its relevance.

As we know 80% of containers are owned by the SS & SE

This is why some people are fighting to keep Nigeria together

For 60yrs you still believe one other tribe far away is responsible for keeping you in your chains.

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by wellmax(m): 3:06pm On Jul 01, 2023
Oakenshield:
So it means Nigeria will only have one active port and calabar ports that is claimed can't take big vessels yet bring in big vessels to offload petroleum products to the depot tanks. I only pray make hurricane 🌀 no strike from that region because it has been forcasted. Nigeria only learn when disaster struck

I'm eager to know how you reason. We have an additional port to existing ports, but here you are saying one active port. You go school at all?

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by wellmax(m): 3:08pm On Jul 01, 2023
mediclife1987:


For 60yrs you still believe one other tribe far away is responsible for keeping you in your chains.

The self delusion is out if this world.

Lagos state has built it's port, what stops the SE and SS from doing same.

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by 77up(m): 3:09pm On Jul 01, 2023
haybhi1:
I can't wait to see its positive contributions to us. But please all these tribal antics have to stop between us, Yoruba, and Igbo.

This country can't fly this way. I take God beg us. Life no suppose hard laidis...
Ejo
Daalu
Sanu
Please
Truth be told, no healthy human on earth can be dumb as this guy. He epitomizes stupidity.

🤣🤣🤣🤣
When he created that account then with his damn nigga slang , you will think he's one reasonable human being but then again,I was wrong, he remain one of the most Senseless on nairaland currently, na one copy and paste form of text he's been using for like 3weeks now, I pity those that owns him.

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Re: Lekki Deep Sea Port Received The First Transshipment Vessel From The Far East by Henry22(m): 3:09pm On Jul 01, 2023
slawomir:
Damnnn niggar
Just a matter of time lagos will soon be a shadow of itself

Plans are already on to decongest or rather relieve the congestion of good things in lagos and take everything and spread it all over other states

Why are you breaking this news to them this early undecided?, The thing about this people is that they always feel everyone is like them that are filled with envy, bitterness and hate but they have failed to understand that the money coming through Lagos doesn't even end up in Lagos but all the same let's continue milking the nursing cow before her sisters also get pregnant grin cheesy.
May more ships come so that at the end we will continue doing dorime even on the tables of our haters grin, and may God create more room in Thier hearts to contain the hates and bitterness....isseee

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