₦airaland Forum

mrvitalis:
Are so dumb u cant understand basic english ?
Where in the article did it state it was the first escalator in igbo land

Name a building with escalator in Ado ekiki ,oshogbo ,and akure please

Just one each

Little wonder we have trends on views of cites in the south east but u refused to show urs always ruining to claim lagos n at best ibadan( t hat 95% should be ideal for pigs even )

Are u minding the F00L, some goats are even punching 'like' for his 1mbecilic comment.

TundeBricklayer:
Palms has five malls two in Lagos, one in Ibadan southwest, one in Enugu southeast and last in Kwara North Central. Fidelity Bank financed all Palms malls in Nigeria

Dude, quit making spurious claims. You are NOT as smart as you try to let on. Besides, you left out the Palms mall at Ota, Ogun state. You are a pretender who loves making false and baseless claims that he cannot back up. Where is your proof that Fidelity bank financed all Palms shopping malls in Nigeria? You don't make such claims without showing proof. I can show you news reports that GTBank singlehandedly financed NestOil's headquater building on the Island. Show proof that Fidelity is the one financing Persiana Group/Palms mall projects or shut the fvckk up. You are not dealing with fools you dumbfvck. Your real problem is the fact that Polo Mall at Enugu is the brainchild of Yoruba investors. Grow up dude. You're not getting any younger.

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Elemosho478:
Osogbo still heaven to you guys

Go to Osogbo and see your brothers pushing their Wheel Barrows with Passion

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[quote author=fkj950ax post=80703053]One of the black man's major problem. Either it's my way, or you take the highway.

It's okay, I will take the highway. Not that I cared about your businesss in the first place. Stop misleading the public with false information while doing your business.

PS. Escalator and a State built mall is not an investment. Doesn't qualify under social services which is what a government has as charter with its people.

Malls are dying all over the world. Your governors and mine are building them all over the country. Hospitals and schools aren't investment enough abi?
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Well said. But you should know that Nigerian politicians understand how we think. They will rather spend money on nonsense to earn momentous praises instead of developmental projects. What is the economic significant of building a mall in a backward country where people can hardly feed themselves? I have this conviction that we Nigerians are too uneducated and uncivilized to create a truly modern society that has its foundation on science and technology. Building malls and other cosmetic projects that our political elites are embarking on are mere false appearances of development. They are not the real development,but a way to deceive Nigerians that we are progressing. But the reality is Nigeria is a backward country with no foundation for industrial development. Without proper investment in education, health, science and technology and infrastructures ,we will continue to mistake appearances of development for development.

Blame our leaders for taking us backward

codemaniacs:
its an investment, the state will generate revenue from parking, rented shops.e.t.c. it also helps tourism and places where foreigners visit and spend money if they ever go to the state..

hospitals are for better health.. school is for better literate levels..

hospital is not an investment unless you like seeing sick people and people suffering from diseases, hospitals flourish due to health crisis...

education is a long term investment for government and not a revenue generating investment just like hospitals...

Dude. #IGiveUpOnYou

How can you say healthcare is not an investment?
You dare think hospitals flourish due to health crises?
Education is NOT a long term investment for GOVT. It is the future!

Shopping Mall... Tourism... Parking fees... Rent... Visit and spend money... Are you frigging serious?

What socio-economic benefit has that escalator and that mall provided to those women. They probably walked back home to a house with no light or food?

10mins of excitement in a lifetime of penury and/or struggles.

[quote author=Damod88 post=80703349][/quote]Are you God?

Damod88:
But the reality is Nigeria is a backward country with no foundation for industrial development. Without proper investment in education, health, science and technology and infrastructures ,we will continue to mistake appearances of development for development

You are spot on 100%
God bless you

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codemaniacs:
they have experienced better infrastructure, the security men, cleaners, managers, shop owners e.t.c. are the ones benefiting..

visit and spend money is what makes many countries millions, billions of dollars..

when was the last time you visited the hospital

when was the last time you went to school

are you still a student??

are you currently suffering from any sickness

do you like suffering from sicknesses

health care is only meant to stop people from going abroad for health care...

if you think health care is an investment then someone like you can create a virus or disease to ensure people visit your hospital

I don't mean to be a cyber bully, but with all you just posted...

fkj950ax:
There aren't enough. Have you seen the States health index data? Including Almighty Abuja and Lagos...

What I said is government has no business in business. Above model of construct, and over to the private sector hasn't worked and still won't work. It won't make a dent in the States IGR.




Business people didn't build all these years because the State Government is competing with them in areas the state shouldn't.
All governors, incl Lagos State, need to get rid of multiple taxation, provide industrial parks (forget all the FTZ elephant project), then local and foreign investors will bring development

You are damn wrong with your statement that government has no business in business. This is what has created a safe haven for lazy Nigerian leaders not to do anything. American and European countries are deceiving the world in the name of so called western democracy and market economy without telling us that colonial rule and monopolisation of technology are some of the reasons behind their development. Nigeria is a typical backward country that relying solely on the so called private sector to generate needed growth will only result in more backwardness.Before the private sector can be the engine of growth, we must have overcome our historical poverty. How do you expect a people who are poor and poorly educated to generate wealth without government involvement? Do your research and you will find out that those who have big businesses in Nigeria today are either former politicians or those who have enjoyed the patronage of the power that be. It is difficult to start from nothing and become a big entrepreneur in Nigeria because most businesses in Nigeria are not based on inventions but rather on imports of Chinese goods and refined petroleum. This is why most Nigerian billionaires all have interests in oil. China is the only country that has rejected the false economic policies of the western world. The Chinese government has been proactively involved in economic development to the extent that today some of the largest corporations in China are government owned. U might have heard of Haier, Hiense, JAC motors, Dongfeng motors, Gree,Howo trucks, JMC motors, XCMG construction equipment maker, and several others.These government owned companies generate millions of employment and billion of dollars in revenues ,thereby laying the foundation for both the private sector and development of other industries. Foreign investment cannot provide the basis for the technological development of a society without the government getting involved. Over the years foreign investments in Nigeria have only been concetrated in low end manufacturing and extractive industries which cannot provide the necessary technology transfer because no country will want to transfer its high-tech technology to another on a platter of gold. I quite understand that Nigerian government is not the type that can manage business, but that is not enough reason to suggest that government has no business in business. The private sector in Nigeria is just to small to do much which necessitates a more government involvement because the government has enough money for research and creation of companies which require huge capital. But my concern is that given the attitudes and nature of our government people, you many not be far from the truth that Nigerian government should not get involved in business.

Ikpongiton:
[s]i always like to see these two,big for nothing,tribes,yorubas and igbos ,fight over nothing,while the hausa\fulanis take their wealth and tell them waka[/s]

...take their wealth? Gibberish!

Amongst the major ethnic regions, tell us the one with meaningful & positive development in all ramifications?

You obviously didn't think b4 rushing for your keypad.

May God deliver abia state in jesus name.amen

RockHard:
Dude, quit making spurious claims. You are NOT as smart as you try to let on. Besides, you left out the Palms mall at Ota, Ogun state. You are a pretender who loves making false and baseless claims that he cannot back up. Where is your proof that Fidelity bank financed all Palms shopping malls in Nigeria? You don't make such claims without showing proof. I can show you news reports that GTBank singlehandedly financed NestOil's headquater building on the Island. Show proof that Fidelity is the one financing Persiana Group/Palms mall projects or shut the fvckk up. You are not dealing with fools you dumbfvck. Your real problem is the fact that Polo Mall at Enugu is the brainchild of Yoruba investors. Grow up dude. You're not getting any younger.

You know nothing, these are real owners of Palms malls

RockHard:
Dude, quit making spurious claims. You are NOT as smart as you try to let on. Besides, you left out the Palms mall at Ota, Ogun state. You are a pretender who investors. Grow up dude. You're not getting any younger.

Google those behind African Capital Alliance (ACA), African Capital Alliance is a leading pan-African investment firm sponsoring funds and managing investments of over $1.2 billion. Founded in 1997, ACA is an independent private equity firm focused on investing in Nigeria and the Gulf of Guinea. It has raised aggregate commitments of over US$1.2 billion since its inception Okey Enelamah, Founder and CEO of African Capital Alliance (ACA), was appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari to serve as the Minister for Industry, Trade & Investment of the Federal Government of Nigeria.

TundeBricklayer:
You know nothing, these are real owners of Palms malls

And I repeat that you are very stuppid. It took you that long to comb the entire internet for proof and all you could come up with is a photo Op?? Like seriously?? Let me guess, Peter Obi must have whispered it to your hears alone that he owns Palms Mall, right? Since it is that much of a secret. I know you didn't finish school so I won't ask you to go ask for a refund over your half-baked education. Go and search some more for the ever elusive proof that Fidelity bank and Peter Obi own Palms mall. Jobless mofo.

TundeBricklayer:
Google those behind African Capital Alliance (ACA), African Capital Alliance is a leading pan-African investment firm sponsoring funds and managing investments of over $1.2 billion. Founded in 1997, ACA is an independent private equity firm focused on investing in Nigeria and the Gulf of Guinea. It has raised aggregate commitments of over US$1.2 billion since its inception Okey Enelamah, Founder and CEO of African Capital Alliance (ACA), was appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari to serve as the Minister for Industry, Trade & Investment of the Federal Government of Nigeria.

Mora forker will you stop spamming my mention? The only 'proof' you have to your false claim of Peter Obi and fidelity bank's funding of Palms Malls across the country is an obscure photo op at a Boss event. Guy, just drop it ok? I know your Anambra ego is bruised but you just gotta know when to cover your face in shame.

RockHard:
Mora forker will you stop spamming my mention? The only 'proof' you have to your false claim of Peter Obi and fidelity bank's funding of Palms Malls across the country is an obscure photo op at a Boss event. Guy, just drop it ok? I know your Anambra ego is bruised but you just gotta know when to cover your face in shame.

These are four board members of persianas group

Tayo Amusan

Ayo Amusan

Mr. Reginald Ihejiahi (Fidelity bank)

Stephen Ogden

TundeBricklayer:
These are four board members of persianas group

Tayo Amusan

Ayo Amusan

Mr. Reginald Ihejiahi (Fidelity bank)

Stephen Ogden

Guy, for the last time stop mentioning me until you can show incontrovertible proof that Peter Obi and Fidelity bank 'own' Palms Malls, and that all their projects are funded by Fidelity bank, as you claimed. This Reginald person is not even chairman of the board, just a board member like the others. Like I pointed out earlier, Yoruba people are plenty on the board of many Hausa/igbo-centric or owned companies in Nigeria so that is nothing new nor a big deal so it's really strange that you hanging on to such pettiness to drive a moot point.

Your real problem is that you are an unrepentant bigot whom is trying so hard to fabricate an ownership stake that is non-existent. Your ego would just not allow you to acknowledge that Yoruba investors can invest in a common mall at Enugu. Guy, your problem is big. You are too immature and petty. Better grow up. You are not getting any younger.

Lol. Hilarious

SLAP44:
This is fantastic.

I feel like shedding teats of joy. If not for PDP, these women would have departed this earth without riding a common escalator.

Umahi of Ebonyi is a total champion.

So now that they have ridden, they can "depart the earth" ba? Is PDP coming on seat today?

delugajackson:
Expect our Facebook slay queens to take over that mall.

Even the ones with zero balance will infiltrate that place and turn it into something else, with their bend-down-select okrika and their cheap, smelly wigs.

I love smelly wig babes. That's my pheromone.




Just joking.

RockHard:
Guy, for the last time stop mentioning me until you can show incontrovertible proof that Peter Obi and Fidelity bank 'own' Palms Malls, and that all their projects are funded by Fidelity bank, as you claimed. This Reginald person is not even chairman of the board, just a board member like the others. Like I pointed out earlier, Yoruba people are plenty on the board of many Hausa/igbo-centric or owned companies in Nigeria so that is nothing new nor a big deal so it's really strange that you hanging on to such pettiness to drive a moot point.

Your real problem is that you are an unrepentant bigot whom is trying so hard to fabricate an ownership stake that is non-existent. Your ego would just not allow you to acknowledge that Yoruba investors can invest in a common mall at Enugu. Guy, your problem is big. You are too immature and petty. Better grow up. You are not getting any younger.

Peter Obi Next cash and carry single handedly built and occupied the biggest malls in Nigeria Abuja and Rivers,
African Capital Alliance (ACA) owns malls in Nigeria, they are leading pan-African investment firm sponsoring funds and managing investments

TundeBricklayer:
Peter Obi Next cash and carry single handedly built and occupied the biggest mall in Abuja and Rivers,
African Capital Alliance (ACA) owns malls in Nigeria, they are leading pan-African investment firm sponsoring funds and managing investments

Smh. Guy, you get problem o. Biko, stop mentioning me na. Abi na by force

Justiceleague1:
This is all I see your brother's doing in oshogbo

Lmao!

RockHard:
Mora forker will you stop spamming my mention? The only 'proof' you have to your false claim of Peter Obi and fidelity bank's funding of Palms Malls across the country is an obscure photo op at a Boss event. Guy, just drop it ok? I know your Anambra ego is bruised but you just gotta know when to cover your face in shame.

Oga shut up.
You are being educated but your bigotry no let you see road.

Why not claim Yorubas own the Pacific and Atlantic ocean?

I no blame you sha. NA Igbos wey carry investment go outside their indigenous region I blame.

Una for dey see palm malls for TV.

Regardless of what you guys have seen. Am proud of my Ebonyi state & People. Everyone would be amazed at something new at 1st stance.

It's perfectly ok to be happy or praise anyone that has done great. personal choice. You can form your big man for all I cares.

Some people regardless of their money & exposure leave the plastic bag on the sit of new car they brought for months or years. While some don't after purchase.

Governor Am proud of your good work

RockHard:
Nice. Thank your stars for the Yoruba owners (the same folks that own all the Palms malls in Nigeria) that built the only standard Mall in the entire SouthEast of Nigeria, the Polo Park Mall. Na fine mall, I won't lie (though dry). Definitely the finest in the entire SE.

Why are the yorubas always like double-edged sharp knife? catch them in this direction, they'll slip like a snake to another direction, and they can f¤cking lie. i have no problem with their lies but where i have problem is that, they lie and over hype themselve just to get to the igbo nation and other tribes.

RockHard:
And Yorubas have stake in Dangote Cement, Access Bank, Zenith Bank, etc. What difference does that make?

He mentioned peter obi and you are qouting an entire tribe. just mention one person.

SLAP44:
This is fantastic.

I feel like shedding teats of joy. If not for PDP, these women would have departed this earth without riding a common escalator.

Umahi of Ebonyi is a total champion.

If not for PDP under Apc regime ? I thought everything bad and good should be put under APC? or do you put only the bad on them while the good on PDP? BIAS local Mind.

[quote author=Damod88 post=80703349][/quote]Have you boarded an aeroplane or train before?