Urheadmaster:
He who pays the Piper dictate the tune.










Umahi is trying not to go against his paymasters

Urheadmaster:
He who pays the Piper dictate the tune.










Umahi is trying not to go against his paymasters

CountinBlessins:


When they say stop taking drugs you boys wont agree when they say go to school you will say school na scam now see how you are displaying your gross illiteracy

Does a pool in Ikoyi cost the same with that hovel in ibadan you reside? they may be the exact same material but the contractors and vendors will never charge you the same based on location. Why does a plot of land in banana island cost over N1 billion? is it not the same plot sold for 200k in the ghetto in Ibadan that you reside? Go to school pls and graduate

Sonyboom:
I pity Peter Peter Obi the little saving grace he as been banking on he want it eroded totally before the next election.

BarrNosaEsq:
Mr Umahi, I want to remind you, Wike, and Uzodinma that Rochas twerked more than you, Amaechi twerked more than you, Orji Uzo Kalu twerked more than you, Ogbonnaya Onu (of blessed memory) twerked more than you, where are they today? How did they all end up? Some say it's the heartbreak from the last APC Presidential Primaries that killed Onu. He never recovered, after the tears he shed on the podium that fateful night.

Those who are bad students of history are bound to repeat it. I rest my case!

Mindlog:
Umahi should go ask Amaechi, how Buhari used and dumped him, he is now in the cold.

Patterns don't lie and few years from now, Umahi will in that cold, trying to explain his present utterances,

BarrNosaEsq:
Mr Umahi, I want to remind you, Wike, and Uzodinma that Rochas twerked more than you, Amaechi twerked more than you, Orji Uzo Kalu twerked more than you, Ogbonnaya Onu (of blessed memory) twerked more than you, where are they today? How did they all end up? Some say it's the heartbreak from the last APC Presidential Primaries that killed Onu. He never recovered, after the tears he shed on the podium that fateful night.

Those who are bad students of history are bound to repeat it. I rest my case!

anonymous1759:
They’re inconsequential buhari did 8 yrs without their vote , Tinubu is doing 4 yrs and possibly doing another 4 yrs without them.
all they know what to do is rant and claim victimization.

The only reason these people are not dragging Umahi is because he’s Igbo . had it been Fashola, or Elrufai was the minister of works doing this it’ll will be worse , imagine a whole tribe lying that second Niger bridge does not Exist because fashola was the one handling it .

These people should not support Umahi when he’ll be coming out for presidency because their Nzogbu Nzogbu will hinder him . They think they’re the smartest And fill like every other tribe is a fool , next election they’ll be romancing SS to support their candidate, look at them fighting tooth and nail to hinder a whole regional development because one of their brothers is involved.

Other tribes who fall victims for their fake love are seeing it .
I remember whey they were petting Yorubas for vote , now every Yoruba is an Aafonja after election, only Hausa people know how to play politics with them.

topatee:


The problem with this Obi guy is that he talks too much, even about the one wey no concern am

emkz:


Read.

Then try to understand. For people like you, I overestimated the costs.

Do your own costing and justify the $200m. No, I would never tell you where I live.

I am not Yoruba either.

emkz:
What Peter Obi is trying to do is politics of populism. He realizes that the social media mob is sympathetic to the Landmark CEO who encroached on government land, and he decided to initiate a Twitter rant yesterday condemning the project.

To tell you how dangerous it is, some people are now asking investors not to invest in Lagos and a dangerous ethnic dimension has entered the conversation.

Landmark is one of several businesses and why are other businesses silent?

Looking at what was demolished, see picture below; please how does that amount to $200million investment? Quantity surveyors and valuers, please give a fair assessment of the value of that swimming pool and temporary shanties.

While I think Umahi went too far in saying Peter Obi is inciting Igbos, I think it is important for Peter Obi to inform himself of the implications of some of his submissions in the public arena. Nigeria is too fragile to play this ethnic game because of elections.

What many are reading is him fighting for his brother's investment, whipping up mob sentiments and misrepresenting facts.

Until now, Landmark has not proved to the social media that they own the land. They are saying shift the project away so I can illegally stay on the land. That is the illegality Peter Obi supports.

Apparently, the most expensive asset there is the swimming pool.

From the internet, the cost of a swimming pool is as follows;

Let's say each gazebo costs ₦500,000. There are about twenty of them there. That works out to about ₦10,000,000. I see three buildings. Let's put them at the cost of ₦20,000,000 each. Assuming the swimming pool costs ₦80,000,000 to build + ₦10,000,000 for gazebos and ₦60,000,000 for building, that works out to ₦150,000,000. Using an exchange rate of USD$1 = ₦1,263.273; that works out to USD$120,000. Okay, let's use the exchange rate of the naira to the dollar as at six years ago, since the CEO of Landmark claimed it was a six year investment. Obviously, prices were way cheaper then, but let us still use today's prices. That ₦150,000,000 works out to about USD$450,000 using an exchange rate of ₦333 to the dollar which obtained as at six years ago. Experts can argue for inflation and price fluctuations.

Clearly, the costing shows that the investment demolished is between 0.225% to 0.06% of the $200m investment claimed by the Landmark CEO. Of course, many bought it and ran with it.

At this time, the Landmark CEO owes the government an apology and owes the mob on social media an apology for misleading the public through social media.

Kentursky:
Did PDP give it to Obi or any other SouthEasterner after more than 20 years of the region's loyalty?

Kukutenla:

At least you spoke a bit to the issue on ground because it sits well with your bias of attacking your paymasters political opponents.

I hope you'll maintain the same energy when the shoe is on the other foot

CountinBlessins:


No need for me to waste my time on this. I have made my point while you are gas lighting

richie240:
Educated illiterate.
Is tinubu d same as buhali??

You can accuse 'Tilumbu' of a zillion and one thing, but one thing you can never accuse him of is betrayal/treachery. Why do u think the north trust him?

This is one thing ndigbos must learn. You think u are wise when u rebel against ur benefactor not kniwing that u will need his ladder in future okwea?
Mention just one person that has extended a arm of goodwill to jagaban that he has repaid with evil, just one!
Small pikin dey worry u.
In VDM's voice: "y'all gon lurrrrrn"

Slytiger:
Peter Obi is a tribalist and has always been right from his time in Anambra as governor.

1. If he is not dividing his fellow ibos like the way he deported Ebonyi people from Anambra in 2011 or did not allow non-anambrans to contest in any election even for leadership of market positions,

2. he would pitch them against other tribes like he tagged Ngige a Yoruba candidate during the governorship election in Anambra in 2013

3. and if he can't find a way to divide with tribalism, he would divide people along religious lines like the Anglican vs Catholic fight he created in Anambra.

Sonyboom:
I pity Peter Peter Obi the little saving grace he as been banking on he want it eroded totally before the next election.

I don't blame him though I blame Tinubu with his poor n pathetic governance. If this foolish government can just bring back naira to ₦700 n stabilize it there, ensure regular supply of fuel will Peter Obi be able to show face anywhere in Nigeria talk more of dreaming about recontesting in 2027.

Sonyboom:
I pity Peter Peter Obi the little saving grace he as been banking on he want it eroded totally before the next election.

I don't blame him though I blame Tinubu with his poor n pathetic governance. If this foolish government can just bring back naira to ₦700 n stabilize it there, ensure regular supply of fuel will Peter Obi be able to show face anywhere in Nigeria talk more of dreaming about recontesting in 2027.

emkz:


You brought in land costs and location costs and contractor costs to try to attack my submission. I even overestimated the costing despite standard values currently known. The land in question was not paid for and was not leased because it was public land. So some of your arguments are flat, but I still asked for your costing.

I only challenged you to do your own costing based on your own variables and use it to contradict me.

It is a simple challenge. You need to prove how what was demolished amounts to $200m.

If you can't do it, have the integrity to say so. I'd respect you for accepting it is beyond you. Don't pretend.

Sonyboom:
I pity Peter Peter Obi the little saving grace he as been banking on he want it eroded totally before the next election.

I don't blame him though I blame Tinubu with his poor n pathetic governance. If this foolish government can just bring back naira to ₦700 n stabilize it there, ensure regular supply of fuel will Peter Obi be able to show face anywhere in Nigeria talk more of dreaming about recontesting in 2027.

Ramon92:
Peter Obi keeps showing why he isn't and can never be president of this country when all he does is critise with malice.

It's either he's completely ignorant about politics and economic management or he's just deliberately inciting people especially those who know nothing about how government works just because he lost an election.

Initially I had doubts about Tinubu but from his actions and policies even tho they might look harsh, are necessary to reshape the future of this country.

Obi can only appeal to intellectually lazy people who expects government to always spoon feed and shove convinience down their throats..

We couldn’t secure 600m dollar deal with Maesrk and we misinformed people but we damaged a 200m dollar worth of preexisting business because we want to spend 1 trillion Naira on 47km of road when we have many roads left undone. Who bewitched us in Nigeria

Oseni Rufai

emkz:
What Peter Obi is trying to do is politics of populism. He realizes that the social media mob is sympathetic to the Landmark CEO who encroached on government land, and he decided to initiate a Twitter rant yesterday condemning the project.

To tell you how dangerous it is, some people are now asking investors not to invest in Lagos and a dangerous ethnic dimension has entered the conversation.

Landmark is one of several businesses and why are other businesses silent?

Looking at what was demolished, see picture below; please how does that amount to $200million investment? Quantity surveyors and valuers, please give a fair assessment of the value of that swimming pool and temporary shanties.

While I think Umahi went too far in saying Peter Obi is inciting Igbos, I think it is important for Peter Obi to inform himself of the implications of some of his submissions in the public arena. Nigeria is too fragile to play this ethnic game because of elections.

What many are reading is him fighting for his brother's investment, whipping up mob sentiments and misrepresenting facts.

Until now, Landmark has not proved to the social media that they own the land. They are saying shift the project away so I can illegally stay on the land. That is the illegality Peter Obi supports.

Apparently, the most expensive asset there is the swimming pool.

From the internet, the cost of a swimming pool is as follows;

Let's say each gazebo costs ₦500,000. There are about twenty of them there. That works out to about ₦10,000,000. I see three buildings. Let's put them at the cost of ₦20,000,000 each. Assuming the swimming pool costs ₦80,000,000 to build + ₦10,000,000 for gazebos and ₦60,000,000 for building, that works out to ₦150,000,000. Using an exchange rate of USD$1 = ₦1,263.273; that works out to USD$120,000. Okay, let's use the exchange rate of the naira to the dollar as at six years ago, since the CEO of Landmark claimed it was a six year investment. Obviously, prices were way cheaper then, but let us still use today's prices. That ₦150,000,000 works out to about USD$450,000 using an exchange rate of ₦333 to the dollar which obtained as at six years ago. Experts can argue for inflation and price fluctuations.

Clearly, the costing shows that the investment demolished is between 0.225% to 0.06% of the $200m investment claimed by the Landmark CEO. Of course, many bought it and ran with it.

At this time, the Landmark CEO owes the government an apology and owes the mob on social media an apology for misleading the public through social media.

PointZerom:


Buhari ruled for 8 years without their votes, Tinubu is doing 8 years without them.....Las Las here you're

Electorate:


You are off point the moment you said you saw two buildings and valued them @ N20 million each...oga no building cost less than N40million in Victoria Island or Lekki...Do you even know what is in that building can worth more than N1billion?

Besides, I have seen a swimming pool built to taste for N250million...underline the word "built to taste".

Make una dey calm down with una wrong estimates abeg...

Mitsurugi:


Don't mind the anumanu. Didn't Ogbonnaya Onu just die, his last known public act in the party he helped build weeping like a child at a primary

Believeintruth:


You guys should try and have sense the total cost of the investments in Landmark is $200m no one is talking about the demolished parts, the fact is the demolished parts is the key part that attracts visitors and ensures value for the properties and businesses there.

Goodvibes007:

He is simply saying that Peter is a divider-in-chief.