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adamusuleiman3:
The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, recently led a delegation from the state to Istanbul, Turkey, for a working visit with executives from Summa International Construction Inc.

In a statement and photos shared on his official X.com handle on Wednesday, Sanwo-Olu stated that the meeting aimed at exploring potential collaboration on the Lekki-Epe Airport project.

The statement read, “I led a team on a working visit to Istanbul, Turkey, where we engaged with executives from Summa Group, a key player in the construction sector.

“Our discussions focused on the vision for the Lekki-Epe International Airport, which will significantly improve connectivity in Lagos State and alleviate congestion at Murtala Mohammed International Airport.”

It added that the Chairman of Summa International Construction Inc., Selim Bora, took the governor and his team on a tour of the company projects.

“Mr. Selim Bora, the Chairman of Summa International Construction Inc., provided us with a tour of their projects, showcasing the company’s expertise and commitment to quality. The group has a proven track record in delivering large-scale infrastructure initiatives.

“As we explore potential collaboration on the airport project, we recognize its transformative impact on our economy, from job creation to establishing Lagos as a leading hub for international travel and commerce,” Sanwo-Olu wrote.
https://punchng.com/pictorial-sanwo-olu-meets-turkish-construction-giant-on-lekki-epe-airport/?amp

Slytiger:
If Tinubu had waited for investors to come to him when he was Lagos governor, we would not have Lekki free trade zone, let alone Dangote refinery.

Sit this one out. It's beyond your IQ level.

Ebubu2:
3rd airport under construction in Lagos, with another one in nearby Ogun state (4) within premises of 1 state. Other Yoruba people are not saying anything or complaining

But Anambra and Enugu people won't say anything but if Ebonyi wants to build airport they'll say we should use Enugu own.

Ndi idiots

COMPAQ:
Because Lagos has the market to support it dummy! Una no dey think at all? Its purely based on commerciality and financial viability!

integrity16:
So Lagos state don't have #71 billion to fund the phase one of the project? A state that generates over a 100Billion monthly of IGR? Think about it.

lexy2014:
off point. read my questions again and understand.

is LFTZ the only free trade zone in Nigeria?

what makes you think that without a free trade zone, dangote would not have built a refinery?

are his other companies all in the free trade zone?

when the Jigawa airport or MMA were built, did the government go abroad to look for people to build them?

according to the governor



that is interesting. is the company not supposed to be seeking business from the LASG instead of LASG going to Turkey to offer them business since the LASG is the supposed client?

SocialJustice:
Shut up if you have nothing to say.

Opebiman:
they have the money doesn't mean they necessarily have to spend it.. especially if they can lure other investors into it.
the blue line that is currently operational was built with a 70bn plus loan from CBN ..does it mean LASG can't finance it from their pocket?

apapa oworonshoki was built with over 90 billion from dangote. does it mean FG doesn't have that money to pay?

Opebiman:
keep quiet if you are to dull for threads like this..
carry your Nigerian investor and go there

Opebiman:
you keep going round in circles..

no sensible organization will put their money into jigawa airport. hence it had to be built by the state government

MMIA was built with FG money in the 90s doesn't mean every other project now must be financed from the government.
the 4 new international airport terminal were built with loans.. why didn't government build it with their money?

Nigeria isn't the most attractive investment destination. no sensible government will sit down and think investors will flood their country.. this is why state government is also going to lure investors... this common sense.

nobody brought dangote into the topic. and no body said he will not build a refinery without a free trade zone. the lands he was initially interested in located in Ogun state was not a free trade zone.

Mr. Selim Bora, the Chairman of Summa International Construction Inc., provided us with a tour of their projects, showcasing the company’s expertise and commitment to quality. The group has a proven track record in delivering large-scale infrastructure initiatives.

lexy2014:
where is the circle in the questions below? or do you have a special meaning for "going round in circles"?

1. is LFTZ the only free trade zone in Nigeria?

2. what makes you think that without a free trade zone, dangote would not have built a refinery?

3. are his other companies all in the free trade zone?

4. when the Jigawa airport or MMA were built, did the government go abroad to look for people to build them?

5. according to the governor



that is interesting. is the company not supposed to be seeking business from the LASG instead of LASG going to Turkey to offer them business since the LASG is the supposed client?

Opebiman:
1. No
2. No one said that
3. No
4. No
5. Your question is not clear..

Your point exactly?

Mr. Selim Bora, the Chairman of Summa International Construction Inc., provided us with a tour of their projects, showcasing the company’s expertise and commitment to quality. The group has a proven track record in delivering large-scale infrastructure initiatives.

arsenal33:
Na airport o. Abeg be careful

iLoveYouToo:
See this one, give am 20m now e still no go buy Innoson.

Ibrahimcoomasie:
You want them to give the contract to Ade, Chukwu and Hassan sons limited. Don't worry. There are many projects within a bigger projects, so there would be chances for local companies to bid on the projects within the system.

Ibrahimcoomasie:
You want them to give the contract to Ade, Chukwu and Hassan sons limited.

. Don't worry. There are many projects within a bigger projects, so there would be chances for local companies to bid on the projects within the system.

COMPAQ:
Which Nigerian construction giant do we have?

iLoveYouToo:
See this one, give am 20m now e still no go buy Innoson.

adamusuleiman3:
The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, recently led a delegation from the state to Istanbul, Turkey, for a working visit with executives from Summa International Construction Inc.

In a statement and photos shared on his official X.com handle on Wednesday, Sanwo-Olu stated that the meeting aimed at exploring potential collaboration on the Lekki-Epe Airport project.

The statement read, “I led a team on a working visit to Istanbul, Turkey, where we engaged with executives from Summa Group, a key player in the construction sector.

“Our discussions focused on the vision for the Lekki-Epe International Airport, which will significantly improve connectivity in Lagos State and alleviate congestion at Murtala Mohammed International Airport.”

It added that the Chairman of Summa International Construction Inc., Selim Bora, took the governor and his team on a tour of the company projects.

“Mr. Selim Bora, the Chairman of Summa International Construction Inc., provided us with a tour of their projects, showcasing the company’s expertise and commitment to quality. The group has a proven track record in delivering large-scale infrastructure initiatives.

“As we explore potential collaboration on the airport project, we recognize its transformative impact on our economy, from job creation to establishing Lagos as a leading hub for international travel and commerce,” Sanwo-Olu wrote.
https://punchng.com/pictorial-sanwo-olu-meets-turkish-construction-giant-on-lekki-epe-airport/?amp