NothingDoMe:
Sure. Lagos should compensate him and execute the fantastic highway.

SmartyPants:
This is not about Paul Onwuanibe and his investment because he can file compensation claims and will likely receive it. This is about tearing down a magnificent structure like Landmark, which is such a credit to lagos. They shouldn't try it.

Lavor234:
is the road worth the economic value of the resort? What is the rationale for the wanton destruction? May God help us in this country

sunshineV:
nahhhh we just want stable electricity

omoredia:



I don't trust criminals or terrorists. Just like Satan, they can never be trusted.

LegendHero:


Lagos is not the one doing the road. It is the Federal Government.

Umahi should compensate everyone on that corridor that legitly got the land before they thought about coastal highway.

I heard it has been in the work for years but not just a reality yet.

Image123:


That's his claim, it will be duly valued and paid accordingly just like other government compensations. Government does not just look at cost of projects but investment, development and returns for decades.

SmartyPants:
This is not about Paul Onwuanibe and his investment because he can file compensation claims and will likely receive it. This is about tearing down a magnificent structure like Landmark, which is such a credit to lagos. They shouldn't try it.

Lavor234:
is the road worth the economic value of the resort? What is the rationale for the wanton destruction? May God help us in this country

olisaEze:
"Valued at over $200 million, according to Onwuanibe, the Landmark site is home to over 80 businesses and provides more than 4,000 direct jobs. It also generates over 2 billion Naira ($1.5 million) in annual tax revenue"

They’re prepared to lose $1.5 million annually in tax and 4000 jobs in these hard times. Why, because Tinubu and his all Yoruba advisers are real dullards who will not stop until they see the country in ruins. Even the CNN reporter is shocked! Funny thing there is, they think they’re dealing with the Igbos, but I bet over 50% of those 4000 jobs sent into the unemployment market will be Yoruba.

lexy2014:


can you pls show me the "bigotry" in this question....what will be the economic value that the road will bring?

has the meaning of the word "bigotry" changed in the dictionary?

olisaEze:
"Valued at over $200 million, according to Onwuanibe, the Landmark site is home to over 80 businesses and provides more than 4,000 direct jobs. It also generates over 2 billion Naira ($1.5 million) in annual tax revenue" They’re prepared to lose $1.5 million annually in tax and 4000 jobs in these hard times. Why, because Tinubu and his all Yoruba advisers are real dullards who will not stop until they see the country in ruins. Even the CNN reporter is shocked! Funny thing there is, they think they’re dealing with the Igbos, but I bet over 50% of those 4000 jobs sent into the unemployment market will be Yoruba.

Bintasukai:


Like this you don ask 3 question.

indigenous234:
If you must build a house outside the Southeast, let it be just a living house for you and your family and not more than one. If you must build for commercial purpose outside the Southeast, let it not be more than one and while at it, always think how to move your investments to the Southeast.

They are jealous and envious of you and your progress... Know this and know peace.

easzypeaszy:
Ppl frm South South especially frm Calabar are happy...Connectin direct road from Lagos to Calabar...Do u kw how many busines wl be created and easy life wl be fr ppl of Calabar n its environ...Bros mk Lnadmark go rest mk we see road and rail connections...It will be easier fr ppl in the East to move der goods with train sef

RenaissanceGuy:
If you knew the caliber of structures America tears down to build new structures, you'll see that this is moi-moi. If White House needs to be demolished and relocated for a very important road line like this Lagos-Calabar road, they'll do it! One of the reasons Nigerian towns and cities are so jaga jaga is due to the lack of willingness to demolish structures to align with earlier or new city-plan layouts.

olatade:
Investors are Watching oo!

KillIgbohoN0W:
Why wasn't Oniru & Elegushi beaches notified?

lexy2014:


what are the caliber of structures America tears down to build new structure?

how is this structure to be seen as "moi-moi" or anything less than what you claim America tears down?

what makes Lagos-Calabar road so important?

how is demolishing Landmark resort the solution to the jaga jaga of Nigerian cities and how will it make Lagos "align with earlier or new city-plan layouts"?

Artscollection:
I hope they pay him his due compensation if not it is still the same bigotry and hatred by these wicked fellows! Just few days to abandon a project of that magnitude

FuckOsuPigs:


You guys should stop talking like retards for once and stop playing victim. You want to subject the collective good of millions of Nigerians to the selfish interest of an individual and his phantom claims of 4000 jobs and non-existing $1.5m annual whatever. Why do you guys reason with your anus?

Thank God the minister in charge is an Igbo man. Go to Biafra assembly and report and stop disturbing our peace.

You may as well pack your bags and get the fvck out of Lagos with your Mr Owambe or what's his name.

Fryx:
Need to buy land along these routes before they become expensive.