₦airaland Forum

Judolisco:
Since when did rivers state become East... Arbi my eyes dey pain me? Seun your moderators, no dey read again oh... Dem jst dey push everything come frontpage

Wisdomites:
😁😁😁 It's pepper your body

Tinubu conquer a whole tribe

georgeakins:
Go and make your region liveable.
Enough of your needless wailing.

georgeakins:
Go and make your land habitable.
We don't need you on our land.

Paraman:
When will you relocate to Anambra, Imo, Abia, Ebonyi or Enugu from Lagos? Nobody send you and your wailing, Lagos no need your tears.

lailo:
Comedian poor man that has nothing in his pocket given advice to investors
Lagos does not need them, rather they need Lagos to expand their wealth. Lagos is a land of opportunity, it is either u comply or u Bleep off.

kettykin:
The relocation wave is surging with intensity. Landmark Group has boldly uprooted and shifted its entire operations. One can only hope that the dominant Niger Delta-owned banks and oil giants will seize the moment, relocating their headquarters—or at least a significant part of their operations—to Port Harcourt. Failure to act now risks leaving the region vulnerable to the next toxic chapter of political neglect and economic marginalization as the proverbial cock crows its timely warning.


Due to numerous inquiries in the thread.PH was part an parcel of the Eastern region. PH was originally developed to evacuate coal from Enugu. PH was originally called Igweocha.

They are absolutely losing their minds over a business that coughs up N10 Billion per year in taxes relocating to PH . Imagine the chaos if bigger players like Access Bank, UBA, Zenith Bank, Seplat, Nextoil, or even the Zinox Group decide to pack up and leave too. Lagos is living on borrowed time, and the clock is ticking.

Word on the street is that even Dangote is fed up with Lagos’ endless drama. Rumor has it he’s planning to move his main HQ to Abuja and rent out his Lagos office once it’s finished. If that happens, expect BUA to follow suit, and Lagos will finally settle into the role everyone’s been envisioning: the economic hub of Yoruba land and little more.

GeneralPula:
But PH is not in the east..

Anyway, goodluck to them o

Umuinyioku:
Are you original Lagos Lagos protegy? Mtchweee.

Many of you came to appropriate the political heritage of Lagos in the name of Oduduwa. You are torncoat Lagosian. Just like Tinubu who Is not original Lagos protegy who has Iragbiji Osun state ancestry.

So, stop your nonsense talk of being Lagosian.

proeast:
Oguta is best and potentially most lucrative. He should be wise except Rivers state government would be investing in his project, otherwise it's still potentially risky but better than toxic Lagos.

Anyone who is still investing in Lagos with all the bigotry and hate the bastard of iragbiji has entrenched, will have himself to blame.

They believe Lagos has arrived and thus they can mess with investors assets recklessly. But all it takes is awareness and people being intentional in staying away.

Real estate sector has already taken a hit there and that's why slums are appearing everywhere in Lagos.

SmartPolician:
Oga Paul, charity begins at home. Expand your business to your region. Hospitality business is thriving in Imo State.

Why not create an artificial lake in Owerri and build a tourist centre in your home state? You invest your money elsewhere, a government comes and ruins everything.

Update
Some people suggested Oguta lake, but I mentioned artificial lake to do something unique like Jabi Lake in Abuja.

winterfell007:
Lagos will continue to prosper even if they all relocate. I'm Igbo but I must tell you the truth, ain't no way PH will ever rival Lagos in economic size or opportunities. It could have been possible if we still had the old eastern region as a whole with Enugu being the regional capital and PH been the business epicentre as planned by Late Mike Okpara. If the foundation he layed was followed up to the letter, then Lagos would have been struggling to catch up with PH because the oil and gas activities and blossoming business activities from Aba all the way down to Port-harcourt would have been huge challenge for Lagos to catchup.
But atlas, the civil war, the Igbo phobia by other enthic groups in the eastern region took away all those potentials. Awolowo was smart enough to take advantage of that to foster Lagos as the economic standpoint where all things will emanate from. That's why everyone since the 70s had to migrate down to Lagos to seek job opportunities. The more population Lagos had, the bigger its market which was attractive for us all the Banks, Multi-nationals and other business to make Lagos their headquarters.
So my guy ain't no way PH will rival lagos, except there's no more Nigeria

Paraman:
An Igbo man having a high blood pressure over Yoruba land.

Hopebringer:
So iboz are having sense small small? i guess nothing lasts forever and change must come eventually Na una sabi

kettykin:
The relocation wave is surging with intensity. Landmark Group has boldly uprooted and shifted its entire operations. One can only hope that the dominant Niger Delta-owned banks and oil giants will seize the moment, relocating their headquarters—or at least a significant part of their operations—to Port Harcourt. Failure to act now risks leaving the region vulnerable to the next toxic chapter of political neglect and economic marginalization as the proverbial cock crows its timely warning.


Due to numerous inquiries in the thread.PH was part an parcel of the Eastern region. PH was originally developed to evacuate coal from Enugu. PH was originally called Igweocha.

They are absolutely losing their minds over a business that coughs up N10 Billion per year in taxes relocating to PH . Imagine the chaos if bigger players like Access Bank, UBA, Zenith Bank, Seplat, Nextoil, or even the Zinox Group decide to pack up and leave too. Lagos is living on borrowed time, and the clock is ticking.

Word on the street is that even Dangote is fed up with Lagos’ endless drama. Rumor has it he’s planning to move his main HQ to Abuja and rent out his Lagos office once it’s finished. If that happens, expect BUA to follow suit, and Lagos will finally settle into the role everyone’s been envisioning: the economic hub of Yoruba land and little more.

AK481:
Nice .

igweocha (PH ) to Aba is less than 15 mins drive on a good road.

Umuinyioku:
Abeggi,go read history of Lagos and get brain reset.

Lazy doles!

kettykin:
The relocation wave is surging with intensity. Landmark Group has boldly uprooted and shifted its entire operations. One can only hope that the dominant Niger Delta-owned banks and oil giants will seize the moment, relocating their headquarters—or at least a significant part of their operations—to Port Harcourt. Failure to act now risks leaving the region vulnerable to the next toxic chapter of political neglect and economic marginalization as the proverbial cock crows its timely warning.


Due to numerous inquiries in the thread.PH was part an parcel of the Eastern region. PH was originally developed to evacuate coal from Enugu. PH was originally called Igweocha.

They are absolutely losing their minds over a business that coughs up N10 Billion per year in taxes relocating to PH . Imagine the chaos if bigger players like Access Bank, UBA, Zenith Bank, Seplat, Nextoil, or even the Zinox Group decide to pack up and leave too. Lagos is living on borrowed time, and the clock is ticking.

Word on the street is that even Dangote is fed up with Lagos’ endless drama. Rumor has it he’s planning to move his main HQ to Abuja and rent out his Lagos office once it’s finished. If that happens, expect BUA to follow suit, and Lagos will finally settle into the role everyone’s been envisioning: the economic hub of Yoruba land and little more.

IBB007:
Lol…more of that please…make spare parts seller sef relocate to Aba

lapintoz:
When you combine hatred with foolishness, you end up with a deranged mind. While you are already kolo mental... I can see that this illusion gives you joy, so please enjoy your dreams 😄😄😄

Paraman:
Why don't you tell me about the history of Lagos omo ibo, nah una dey sabi about other people history

kettykin:
https://nairametrics.com/2025/01/08/landmark-group-secures-waterfront-land-in-port-harcourt-to-redevelop-tourist-beach/

georgeakins:
No port in the East. It is landlocked
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Umuinyioku:
Lazy dole waiting to steal other people's property.

You are done with selling your parents inheritance. You are now focussing on how to corner other people's wealth. But you won't succeed this Time. The people are ready for you.

Recently, I was in Lagos and witnessed state government demolition of buildings. To my surprise, your people milled around to sell anything coming out from the rubles. Next was to go to Beer parlor to drink and make noise.

And you are here claiming Lagos 🥰

Go to farm and stop loafing around for crumbs from those who have. You are many on the street disturbing with Shandy and Owomida.

This is 2025.

professorPABX:
All of you are Social Media contractors. Did they touched his properties? Why did he failed to tell Nigerians there was an ongoing Court case on that beach land before Calabar expressway project issues?

Anyway, since they said he has uprooted his operations out of Lagos, he should inform the organizers of POWERELEC NIGERIA 2025 that POWERELEC 2026 would be in Portharcourt.

Lagos is the only city in Nigeria that has the Triangular Forces of Heaven established. Lagos has Three International Borders - Land, Sea and Air.

Umuinyioku:
Tinubu conquer a whole tribe by destroying their properties because they didn't vote for him?

Where is the principle of democracy we are practicing? Ordinary Ghana is showing us the way. And he was there to witness inauguration of a new government which he is aversed to. He believes in thuggery and ballot box snatching.

Very soon, you will experience many blue chip companies moving out of Lagos. Dangote is thinking relocating to Abuja and Rent out her premises. Foreign companies are closing shop because of multiple taxation and greed of one man!

Paraman:
An Igbo man having a high blood pressure over Yoruba land.

georgeakins:
Go back to your barren land.
Lagos does not need you.

Lagos needs genuine investors like Dangote, BUA, Eleganza, Otedola, Chinese businessmen, not those constituting nuisance on our land.