emmanuelbrown26:

Dis una cry no dey ever end so? She said invest in Lagos at ur own peril, she didn't refer to anybody yet dis fallen demons has started crying

You think Yorubas do not know you well enough after all these years of deceit?

BigkokoRep:
Them no go hear, but their investment go hear am! If you have properties or sellable investment in Lagos, kindly walk up to a bank, take a short term loan, equivalent or 80% of the investment worth, using your property as collateral. Kindly default and allow the bank take the property!

Divest from Lagos. Locate any town or village with access to sea outlet and buy properties. One day, infrastructures go reach there and the Lagos property market will go bust!

You wey Forbes no rate ... Lolzzzz

Desperation by the supposed investors often make them blind to the realities on ground.

StOla:


You think Yorubas do not know you well enough after all these years of deceit?

We also know you very well

emmanuelbrown26:

Moghalo wife no mention anybody nor tribe but d guilty conscience in west no go allow dem sleep

You are not wise, she didn't mention anybody and she mentioned Lagos. You are another deluded obirodent miscreant.

Ikaeniyan0:
It's insane moghalu wife will open her mouth and spew this nonsense.

She has destroyed her husband political career

Tension don dey catch you?

Don't worry, until other Igbo women joins her in the campaign then you will understand why aba women riot took place.

Igbo and their wahala, they're in to fight anyone that's not on their side


First is Lagos calabar road, the next is don't invest in Lagos all because a Yoruba man outclass the dullard they presented despite the intelligentsia in southeast


So we go elect this one husband too, a bigot can't be Nigeria first lady

OldBeer:
Maryanne Moghalu, the wife of former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) deputy governor and ex-presidential candidate Kingsley Moghalu, has sparked a social media storm with her recent social media post cautioning against investing in Lagos.

In the wake of the contentious dispute between Landmark, a prominent real estate developer, and the Federal Government, Maryanne Moghalu took to Social media to share her advice. Her post, which has since garnered over 200,000 views, serves as a warning to potential investors regarding the current climate in Lagos.

It's worth noting that Kingsley Moghalu was the presidential candidate for the Young Progressive Party (YPP) in the country's general election in February 2019.

The controversy surrounding Landmark and the Federal Government has raised concerns about the stability of investment opportunities in Lagos. Maryanne Moghalu's post adds to the ongoing dialogue about the implications of such disputes on the business environment in Nigeria's commercial capital.

Watch slaves and dogs argue under this post.... Useless and shameless lot.

emmanuelbrown26:

Give those idiots business to manage and watch dem turn d business to owambe

Your entire generation are idiots. IPOB cannibal and obirodent miscreant.

Igbos Are Now Target

This thread, and the self-derisory talk from a clearly unintelligent rabble-rousing woman, is just a joke.

Abeg who remembers the thread below from 2015? Then the talk and plan was for Igbos to leave Lagos by 2020.

We are in May 2024 today. Almost 10 years after. Yet zilch. Nada. Big zero.Igbos have no shame at all.

This is why they have no credibility today and even ethnic group consisting of 200k folks dey slap them gbas gbos up and down.

https://www.nairaland.com/2375155/igbos-map-out-5-years

fastseo:
Igbos should take their investment home

The governors need to take the initiative by building roads, getting fire service to work, upgrade markets, assist local police to check crime.

Abia is getting it. Anambra is also on track.

Imo need to change leadership for true development

Mention 3 things Alex Otti has done please

StOla:


You think Yorubas do not know you well enough after all these years of deceit?

Lolssss, what do I hv to do with them? Abi na me dem need. Do I resemble like Daniel bwala?

Tell this joke to Dangote, Elumelu, Otedola and co. Tell it to all the commercial banks in Nigeria. Small minds.

I vividly remember when a friend was counselled against investing heavily in Jos years ago.

He stubbornly went ahead... the business boomed for a few years, then came the now infamous Jos crisis.

He lost everything!

He hasn't recovered since, even after several years.

Ikaeniyan0:
Even though none of Landmark even centre building was demolished, you people are still hellbent on spreading propaganda about Lagos state and the FG.

You invest in Lagos or not, the state will still be marching on.

Who wants to go to a beach that has a highway running directly in front of it?


The beach is wat makes the resort valuable

If those that invested in Abuja are sleeping with one eye open you should shine your eye if you want to invest in Lagos

TOPCRUISE:
If those that invested in Abuja are sleeping with one eye open you should shine your eye if you want to invest in Lagos

Na today una don dey talk emptily?

https://www.nairaland.com/2375155/igbos-map-out-5-years

Only Invest what you can afford to lose

Go invest in your village not by force 😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜

OldBeer:
Maryanne Moghalu, the wife of former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) deputy governor and ex-presidential candidate Kingsley Moghalu, has sparked a social media storm with her recent social media post cautioning against investing in Lagos.

In the wake of the contentious dispute between Landmark, a prominent real estate developer, and the Federal Government, Maryanne Moghalu took to Social media to share her advice. Her post, which has since garnered over 200,000 views, serves as a warning to potential investors regarding the current climate in Lagos.

It's worth noting that Kingsley Moghalu was the presidential candidate for the Young Progressive Party (YPP) in the country's general election in February 2019.

The controversy surrounding Landmark and the Federal Government has raised concerns about the stability of investment opportunities in Lagos. Maryanne Moghalu's post adds to the ongoing dialogue about the implications of such disputes on the business environment in Nigeria's commercial capital.

Ibo people and their bitterness towards other tribes.

That coastal high-way that is set to liberate south south people dey pain them wella.

franchasofficia:
After 2023 General election, Lagos state was exposed.


Investing in Lagos real estate is now a very high risk investment that should be left to the Yorubas only.


There is a time for everything. A time to give birth and a time to die. The time to divest from Lagos has come.


The time to slow down on investing in real estate in Lagos for none Yorubas has come.


Lagos belong to Yorubas, it is high time to divest gradually and allow Yorubas take hold of their Lagos.


I have been sounding this warning.


The earlier people listen to this the better for them anyway

Yoruba people can go and invest in igboland or other parts of Nigeria.
The only big thing about lagos is the sea port. Once that is sorted, we will see how mega lagos is.
State that controls billions and yet doesn't look like it.
In this modern world.
It's only to go to London for owambe they know how to do and sleep with one another's wives.

donbrowser:


Mention 3 things Alex Otti has done please

Are u not seeing roads constructed in aba or u are blinded by ignorance n iberebe

UncleAyo:
Repeatedly saying the same thing again and again for years without proper action to back it up. Isn't that psychotic?

Shouldn't SE be developed too, and become a place where all Nigerian will want to go and start a family for her economic opportunities.


Why do you feel its a punishment when they ask you to look home?

Why do you think you're hurting us if the number of people that sell Ghala and lacassera and those that sell dvd and phone accessories (using wheelbarrow) on our streets are reduced?

When we ask you not to encourage terrorism and thuggery in your region so that your region can be viable place for business and people inflow, you called us name, you also tag your people who did not agree with your idea saboteurs and get them murdered.

Even this woman cannot travel home for the fear she can get killed.

Kid go and help your mother in the Kitchen, this conversation is not for children

GloriousGbola:


you are free to run to whatever backward shithole you reside in where it would take five hours to traverse a 30 minute journey

one moment you are saying lagos infrastructure is shit - the next you are grinding your teeth about development

no one is fooled by the antics of lazy minded backward thinkers

nigeria is big enough for anyone

anyone who feels his 'investments' are better served in a backwater civil service state with no infrastructure, and a poor client base is free to leave lagos

the people investing in lagos know why they are doing so. those making noise on social media also know why they are doing so

lmao. you are very dull. but its okay. we know what you are here for. bye

Tochj:

Even people from Osun and kwara State are claiming Lagos
I blame real lagosians
They have been caged in their state.

funniest thing if I ask you to mention 10 real lagosians you can't,

You don't even KW the real owner of Ikoyi 😏😏

TopBanter:


Na today una don dey talk emptily?

https://www.nairaland.com/2375155/igbos-map-out-5-years

I am not igbo. I live in Lagos and I am a real estate consultant. When I say shine your eye if you want to buy property especially in Lekki I mean don't wink when you are about to make a purchase.

OldBeer:
Maryanne Moghalu, the wife of former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) deputy governor and ex-presidential candidate Kingsley Moghalu, has sparked a social media storm with her recent social media post cautioning against investing in Lagos.

In the wake of the contentious dispute between Landmark, a prominent real estate developer, and the Federal Government, Maryanne Moghalu took to Social media to share her advice. Her post, which has since garnered over 200,000 views, serves as a warning to potential investors regarding the current climate in Lagos.

It's worth noting that Kingsley Moghalu was the presidential candidate for the Young Progressive Party (YPP) in the country's general election in February 2019.

The controversy surrounding Landmark and the Federal Government has raised concerns about the stability of investment opportunities in Lagos. Maryanne Moghalu's post adds to the ongoing dialogue about the implications of such disputes on the business environment in Nigeria's commercial capital.

Business issues like this are not solved by rantings, the owner of landmark has continually been trying to use public opinion to solve this problem and it hasn't worked. He needs to get his powerful friends to help him get an audience with Mr president when ever he is in Lagos, invite him to landmark beach, show him around and get the staff to meet him, after which pitch the alternative route to him. There is a reason why dangote, Jim Ovia, Tony Elumelu etc always get their way, its the relationships they build.

OldBeer:
Finally
I thought your people already agreed to leave enmasse after the last elections. Wetin happen?

I hear they are demolishing computer village and Alaba market soon. Hope it won't still be empty talks by then. 🤔

may God almighty protect our port Harcourt for us... Although dem no dey tell small pikin say make em no cry... Make dem come we go welcome dem well well...