lol thanks

Ikengawo:

[youtube][/b]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRXIV6QhhrY[b][/youtube]

FL Gators:

I'm impressed by the way Fashola presented his project.

A lot of thought has been put into this, I can tell.

I did a special study/research on this project and I can tell you that for now it is all dreams, dreams and no concrete data and plans. The most shocking information I got was that the entire project would cost about $3 billion. When I got to that stage I knew something was seriously fishy somewhere because there is no way this project (if implemented as being presented) would cost less than $100 billion.

I challenge anyone with concrete financial, statistical, demographic and planning data or sources of data to post them here.
I bet you there are none.

Onlytruth:

I did a special study/research on this project and I can tell you that for now it is all dreams, dreams and no concrete data and plans. The most shocking information I got was that the entire project would cost about $3 billion. When I got to that stage I knew something was seriously fishy somewhere because there is no way this project (if implemented as being presented) would cost less than $100 billion.

I challenge anyone with concrete financial, statistical, demographic and planning data or sources of data to post them here.
I bet you there are none.  

^^^

You are still posting Youtube videos. Since when did videos make for detailed planning and development plans?

I challenge you to direct us to a website or a brick and mortar building where to obtain CONCRETE DATA on this project.

oyinda.:

haba come on. what does fashola have to gain from making such stuff up?
and what do the foreign companies have to gain?

yea it will cost more than $3 bill. and paddy lo has already mentioned that that's only a small part of it.
i think lagos will be borrowing money for the project.

only an insider can post all those data your requesting obviously.  we can only post youtube videos and watch the optimists and pessimists post their replies. and u clearly know which band u belong to  

Believe me I actually did a study on this project with high hopes, was actually bragging about it to friends here in the states only to be thoroughly embarrassed when I came up with nothing.  
Nigeria is a very funny country. We don't know how much we embarrass ourselves.

sjeezy8:

[size=13pt]Afterall theres daily counstruction in the America by Private Investors- and they dont release plans to the public.[/size]

paddy_lo:

@onlytruth

why not go to the website i gave u,and stop making a fool of yourself. . .

This project is being financed by First bank,Guaranty trust Bank and First city Monument Bank

see link again. . . .

http://www.ekoatlantic.com/about/aboutus_partners.htm

I guess those Nigerian banks,Listed on The Nigerian stock exchange are also trying to defraud u?

Finally how can someone defraud u,when u have not bought a plot there
or did u pay for a plot and werent allocated one?. . .u are funny

Onlytruth:

Believe me I have been to that website and more.  I[b] have actually made phone calls, sent emails yet nothing came back.[/b]I own a company that is involved in such projects and I was proud that one of such would come to Nigeria, but alas, I came out with nothing.  

paddy_lo:

@Kobojunkie

well everyone Knows that the Lagos state GOVT is not spending a dime on this project
sorry if u confused the two,but thats your problem

Kobojunkie:

I can relate! 

Again with the useless information dispensing. . . did I ask anywhere for this? Why in the world is it now my problem?

Onlytruth:


I am an AMERICAN and we don't do things based on someones statements. We must have facts, concrete facts, not dreams.

Onlytruth:

Fraud is very easy to spot.  

Similar projects around the world have solid information on them posted online so that investors can appraise them and make informed decisions. Why is this one shrouded in secrecy?

I suspect this is a mere breach front reclamation exercise being packaged and sold as something more.

The essence of plans is to have a complete vision of the project - a detailed vision. If the vision is incomplete, have can we know when we attain it?

Onlytruth:

I did a special study/research on this project and I can tell you that for now it is all dreams, dreams and no concrete data and plans. The most shocking information I got was that the entire project would cost about $3 billion. When I got to that stage I knew something was seriously fishy somewhere because there is no way this project (if implemented as being presented) would cost less than $100 billion.

I challenge anyone with concrete financial, statistical, demographic and planning data or sources of data to post them here.
I bet you there are none.  

Onlytruth:

Believe me I actually did a study on this project with high hopes, was actually bragging about it to friends here in the states only to be thoroughly embarrassed when I came up with nothing.  
Nigeria is a very funny country. We don't know how much we embarrass ourselves.

Kobojunkie:

I am glad you brought that into this. In America as well, there is also a DEMARCATION between what is PUBLIC and what is PRIVATE. You can't walk up to the buildings in a city and say the US GOVERNMENT is responsible for all the buildings. Someone will think you are NUTS for making such a claim. When you get to a building funded by the government, you say it is [b]government owned and government gets the credit for it. If you get to a building that was built with money from private investors, you say it is a Privately owned building and private investors get the credit for it, not government. You rarely confuse the two. [/b]

Also in America, plans of private projects may not be released directly to the public in most cases, however stakeholders have a way of accesing this information. Now, if it is a private project on behalf of the public in America, be sure information will be made available to stakeholders, ie, public in that case.

Is this what we have going on in Lagos ?

Believe me I have been to that website and more.  I have actually made phone calls, sent emails yet nothing came back.
I own a company that is involved in such projects and I was proud that one of such would come to Nigeria, but alas, I came out with nothing

Beaf:

Because land is being funneled to Tinubu fraudulently. "Asiwaju" is Fasholas albatross.

sjeezy8:

kobo are you a babe and if yes what are you wearing braw and panties abi?

Kobojunkie:

I believe that question there is best for your mother, so she can have another chance to instill in you respect which you seem to still lack for womenfolk from that. As for my gender, I am not your mate and definitely not gay!