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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Judolisco(m): 9:25pm On Jul 09
He should have invested dis money in agriculture instead
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by XerXers: 9:25pm On Jul 09
mrvitalis:
With leaders like this e go hard rock develop Nigeria...

Tinapa was meant to fail and we keep failing not because it's a bad project na it's a fantastic project

The issue is Nigerians don't have the "business" Population to make it profitable

3 years ago only 3.7milliom Nigerians spent 10 dollar plus per day... Now I'm sure it's below 2 million people

Going to tilapia would cost 50 dollars minimum... How many Nigerians have that to spare per capita

Calabar people would just go there to snap picture

Anyone who has done business in a mall knows the truth 70% of people just come to take pictures

Tinapa like ajokuta can't work the mistake has been made let it go
Another failure is Cocoa House
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Felaincarnated: 9:25pm On Jul 09
Melagros:
COMRADES, kudos to the current administration of Cross River State, unlike the former governor (Ayade) who only knows how to speak 'big big' grammars CRY and siphon the economy of the state

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by isArray: 9:27pm On Jul 09
mrvitalis:
With leaders like this e go hard rock develop Nigeria...

Tinapa was meant to fail and we keep failing not because it's a bad project na it's a fantastic project

The issue is Nigerians don't have the "business" Population to make it profitable

3 years ago only 3.7milliom Nigerians spent 10 dollar plus per day... Now I'm sure it's below 2 million people

Going to tilapia would cost 50 dollars minimum... How many Nigerians have that to spare per capita

Calabar people would just go there to snap picture

Anyone who has done business in a mall knows the truth 70% of people just come to take pictures

Tinapa like ajokuta can't work the mistake has been made let it go
they don't need Nigerians to make it profitable, foreign tourists will bring in the funds if Nigeria was a tourist destination
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by XerXers: 9:28pm On Jul 09
BoldBrainz:
Calabar is not in "South Eastern Nigeria". Whoever this OP is, respect yourself and correct that nonsense you wrote up there!
South eastern Nigeria is different from South eastern geopolitical zone of Nigeria. Consult your geography textbook

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Coldie(m): 9:32pm On Jul 09
This is a good initiative but with poor timing.

Right now in Nigeria social activities have drastically reduced as a result of the poverty and hunger level in the land. Malls, restaurants, hotels, nightclubs bars are empty.

It’s a good initiative but the poor timing would make it seem like they made a wrong decision when they did nothing wrong.

I only hope they are patient enough to wait out the plague
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by airsaylongcome: 9:34pm On Jul 09
mrvitalis:
With leaders like this e go hard rock develop Nigeria...

Tinapa was meant to fail and we keep failing not because it's a bad project na it's a fantastic project

The issue is Nigerians don't have the "business" Population to make it profitable

3 years ago only 3.7milliom Nigerians spent 10 dollar plus per day... Now I'm sure it's below 2 million people

Going to tilapia would cost 50 dollars minimum... How many Nigerians have that to spare per capita

Calabar people would just go there to snap picture

Anyone who has done business in a mall knows the truth 70% of people just come to take pictures

Tinapa like ajokuta can't work the mistake has been made let it go

Remember that going there would be a holiday/ pleasure trip. People spend more per day while on holiday than they spend normally. Which is why when prices are rising during Christmas, people dey close eye dey spend dey go.

The real question is not whether there are people that can spend $50 daily. It's whether we have the numbers that can go there all year round to make it sustainable
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by SuperEagles: 9:36pm On Jul 09
Your brain is completely dead.
You don't have spending population for Tinapa but you have million going to Caribbean Dubai Doha etc

michlins:
Waste of funds. Like the first person already elaborated, we don't have the spending population that will make this profitable.

These governors and white elephant projects are like Siamese twins

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Ebigwei007: 9:37pm On Jul 09
The thing is that nigeria like to invest in a closed bar, how do they expect it to work? Dont they no that population always drive such a business. It also an avenue to embessle more funds

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by TEYA: 9:38pm On Jul 09
mrvitalis:

They visit thailand for the culture and food and Lady Bois

Rwanda has natural wild life u don't
Rwanda has lush undulating green mountains and a beautiful volcanic mountain. Sun city in south Africa is visited because of its golf courses, casinos and festivals. They should sell out Tinapa to whoever is capable of taking care of it. In the hand of government, it is bound to fail!
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by SuperEagles: 9:43pm On Jul 09
According to you photo Calabar is in the Southern part of Nigeria n not SE so shut it.

tvafrique:

We normally do not respond to people online especially ignorant folks like you but we choose to respond to you because you seem to be abusing your privilege of being ignorant on a global platform.

You are not the only ignorant person online. Please keep your ignorance to yourself, do not force it down other people's throat.

It is because of people like your that intelligent journalists do not abound in Africa because when we make a publication and present information that is somewhat alien to you, instead of you to do a simple research and learn from it, the first thing you do is to ignorantly attack the author. You even had the audacity to say that I wrote nonsense.

Look at the location of Calabar on the map again before you make a mockery of yourself publicly.
Geographically speaking, Calabar, Cross River State is located in Nigeria's South East. Whatever you designate it politically does not change the location on the map.

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Beverlyjean(f): 9:45pm On Jul 09
As long as projects like this are in cities that don't have a reasonable amount of spenders that earn enough to be able to enjoy that facility...then it's already a failed project....
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by SuperEagles: 9:45pm On Jul 09
Dull headed ipob die

2elliot:
Aphonja, rest.

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by geokay777(m): 9:50pm On Jul 09
tvafrique:

We normally do not respond to people online especially ignorant folks like you but we choose to respond to you because you seem to be abusing your privilege of being ignorant on a global platform.

You are not the only ignorant person online. Please keep your ignorance to yourself, do not force it down other people's throat.

It is because of people like your that intelligent journalists do not abound in Africa because when we make a publication and present information that is somewhat alien to you, instead of you to do a simple research and learn from it, the first thing you do is to ignorantly attack the author. You even had the audacity to say that I wrote nonsense.

Look at the location of Calabar on the map again before you make a mockery of yourself publicly.
Geographically speaking, Calabar, Cross River State is located in Nigeria's South East. Whatever you designate it politically does not change the location on the map.
Looking at the map you uploaded to justify your claim that Calabar is a South Eastern City or town just amplified your ignorance on the geographical location of states in your own country , for the following reason.
1) that Calabar Municipal /city where Tinapa resort is located is just one of the local GOVERNMENT in Crossriver State that is located in the southern part of the state itself.That's why we have Northern Crossriver and Southern Crossriver
2)that Calabar municipality is not actually captured by entire blue area of your reference map and it's actual location falls within the lower part of your cross depicting South-Southern states
3) that your reference map is not fit for the purpose of this discussion as states are mainly defined Geographically divided or classified based on their shared boundaries with other states or boundary with natural features such as water bodies.

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by slowice(m): 9:52pm On Jul 09
mrvitalis:
With leaders like this e go hard rock develop Nigeria...

Tinapa was meant to fail and we keep failing not because it's a bad project na it's a fantastic project

The issue is Nigerians don't have the "business" Population to make it profitable

3 years ago only 3.7milliom Nigerians spent 10 dollar plus per day... Now I'm sure it's below 2 million people

Going to tilapia would cost 50 dollars minimum... How many Nigerians have that to spare per capita

Calabar people would just go there to snap picture

Anyone who has done business in a mall knows the truth 70% of people just come to take pictures

Tinapa like ajokuta can't work the mistake has been made let it go

Sometimes we fail to realize that Nigerians are very poor and lately, more and more people have been thrown into poverty.

It's part of reason companies fold up and leave the economy in a haste. The businesses that service the poor are managing to stay afloat.
In south Africa for example, you will hear that they have over 2000 spars outlets, 1500 kfcs, 2000 domino pizza... Some provinces have over 50 outlets and they are flourishing. Here, we have less than 50 spar outlets etc in the entire country, some state have none while supposedly rich state like Lagos has less than 6. These are signs abject poverty and none performing economy.

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by sulaak(m): 9:54pm On Jul 09
mrvitalis:
With leaders like this e go hard rock develop Nigeria...

Tinapa was meant to fail and we keep failing not because it's a bad project na it's a fantastic project

The issue is Nigerians don't have the "business" Population to make it profitable

3 years ago only 3.7milliom Nigerians spent 10 dollar plus per day... Now I'm sure it's below 2 million people

Going to tilapia would cost 50 dollars minimum... How many Nigerians have that to spare per capita

Calabar people would just go there to snap picture

Anyone who has done business in a mall knows the truth 70% of people just come to take pictures

Tinapa like ajokuta can't work the mistake has been made let it go

It can work, but not as a tourist park.

You are correct that Nigerians do not have the disposable income to support tourist resorts, but if Tinapa is transformed into a technology and business park to support software, biotechnology, and services, then Tinapa will be more profitable to Nigeria.

Tinapa is close to the Atlantic coast, and Calabar has a seaport and airport, hence the investment in a data centre and fast internet cable to support technological companies.

I have seen how Western companies have repurposed Olympic parks into housing and technical parks using little investment.

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Wotowotoman: 10:07pm On Jul 09
Melagros:
COMRADES, kudos to the current administration of Cross River State for reviving Tinapa and Obudu, unlike the former governor (Ayade) who only knows how to speak 'big big' grammars and looted the economy of the state

How will the revival of these white elephant projects improve your quality of life? Have you thought about it? Tomorrow now na the same you go come here to say dem never pay salary, no jobs, no light, food too cost, no affordable housing, no good hospital, people dey die anyhow, hunger too much.

Anyway, una deserve wetin una dey get from these hopeless politicians!
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Realtruth2023: 10:08pm On Jul 09
BoldBrainz:


You can write all the epistles you want with an accompaniment of whatever maps and graphs that suit your disjointed analysis borne of your warped intelligence, but all of it won't change the practical reality that Calabar is NOT in the South Eastern region of Nigeria.

You're stylishly looking to push an agenda and it is only elephantine stupidity that should give you the impression that all of the reading public is going to quietly let you get away with this sordid attempt at blatant misinformation.

Again, respect yourself!

Bro stop being dense here. Geographically calabar is in the south eastern region
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by DeJoeee(m): 10:10pm On Jul 09
Egypt have thousands years old historical monument that cannot be found anywhere in the world,not in any of the known planets.
Miami alone in US have thousands of resorts a million times better than Tinapa. There are levels to this thing.




Zxcvbnmghtr:


Whites still travel to Egypt for tourism despite records of deliberate attacks on tourist by religious fanatics, hence it's not an absolute as you are trying to make it sound about safety.

The problem with Tinapa is not more than mismanagement. The question is, should it be left to rot because of your claims # bolded?

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by eepeepook: 10:14pm On Jul 09
Lol at the children debating on the first page. It’s likely an autistic child with multiple accounts. Nairaland debates are nothing but a waste of precious time and mental energy.
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by sulaak(m): 10:15pm On Jul 09
slowice:


Sometimes we fail to realize that Nigerians are very poor and lately, more and more people have been thrown into poverty.

It's part of reason companies fold up and leave the economy in a haste. The businesses that service the poor are managing to stay afloat.
In south Africa for example, you will hear that they have over 2000 spars outlets, 1500 kfcs, 2000 domino pizza... Some provinces have over 50 outlets and they are flourishing. Here, we have less than 50 spar outlets etc in the entire country, some state have none while supposedly rich state like Lagos has less than 6. These are signs abject poverty and none performing economy.

When a country is poor, the focus is on productive industries and services.

Poor people want to work themselves out of poverty; hence, investment technology parks are more important than resort parks. I spent some time in Vietnam in the 1990s and noticed how private and government resources were dedicated to factories and farming and less investment in entertainment.

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Luckysbab: 10:18pm On Jul 09
mrvitalis:
With leaders like this e go hard rock develop Nigeria...

Tinapa was meant to fail and we keep failing not because it's a bad project na it's a fantastic project

The issue is Nigerians don't have the "business" Population to make it profitable

3 years ago only 3.7milliom Nigerians spent 10 dollar plus per day... Now I'm sure it's below 2 million people

Going to tilapia would cost 50 dollars minimum... How many Nigerians have that to spare per capita

Calabar people would just go there to snap picture

Anyone who has done business in a mall knows the truth 70% of people just come to take pictures

Tinapa like ajokuta can't work the mistake has been made let it go

You clearly do not know what the place was intended for.

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Luckysbab: 10:20pm On Jul 09
Zxcvbnmghtr:


Lol have you ever been to Buruj Al-Arab in Dubai? Do you know how westerners travel just to visit the LUXURIOUS 7star hotel, Buruj Al-Arab? You think tourist travel all the way to Dubai to see their streets?! What about Egypt? It's the Pyramids. My point is, there is a center of attraction that calls for invitation.

Tinapa was mismanaged.

Those ones just capping nonsense.
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Jomonix: 10:28pm On Jul 09
But where is the road to tinapa or will they depend on only customers from Calabar. The major highway into Calabar from uyo is nearly impassable. It's so sad because I have lived in tinapa resort for one full year. Very beautiful place.

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by slowice(m): 10:30pm On Jul 09
sulaak:


When a country is poor, the focus is on productive industries and services.

Poor people want to work themselves out of poverty; hence, investment technology parks are more important than resort parks. I spent some time in Vietnam in the 1990s and noticed how private and government resources were dedicated to factories and farming and less investment in entertainment.

You are very correct. Look at the Nigerian government and tell me if they are even aware that the country they govern is poor.
The job of the government should be to guide productive resources in the direction of sectors and investment they will create jobs and develop human resources but our are busy majoring on corruption and ambiguous standards.
One presidential candidate talked about these in the last election and Nigerians laughed at him and called him stingy.
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by isuomo: 10:33pm On Jul 09
Lagos-Calabar coastal road will ignite Tinapa.
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by HBB1(m): 10:42pm On Jul 09
geokay777:

Looking at the map you uploaded to justify your claim that Calabar is a South Eastern City or town just amplified your ignorance on the geographical location of states in your own country , for the following reason.
1) that Calabar Municipal /city where Tinapa resort is located is just one of the local GOVERNMENT in Crossriver State that is located in the southern part of the state itself.That's why we have Northern Crossriver and Southern Crossriver
2)that Calabar municipality is not actually captured by entire blue area of your reference map and it's actual location falls within the lower part of your cross depicting South-Southern states
3) that your reference map is not fit for the purpose of this discussion as states are mainly defined Geographically divided or classified based on their shared boundaries with other states or boundary with natural features such as water bodies.

They wan use style claim South-south naw...
🤣

First will be propangada, then aggression.

But we will meet them frontally, whichever way.

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Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by lincoln08541(m): 10:43pm On Jul 09
TEYA:

Where in the whole wide world have you ever seen any people doing serious tourism business with the aim of attracting only its people? Tinapa's travails have nothing to do with Nigeria's poverty. Tinapa was stolen to death and if this governor likes, let him not sell it to serious investors, his successors will still steal it to oblivion!
both of you made absolute sense but i have to correct you on something,to be able to sell tourism to tourist it has to be publicize and recommended by indigents of the town,state and in extension the nation. So don't downplay the impact of the local populace
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by Teejaney88(m): 10:54pm On Jul 09
Donald Duke my Man ...
Re: Tinapa Resort Calabar, A 400 Million Dollar Luxury Resort Coming Back To Life by 2elliot: 10:55pm On Jul 09
SuperEagles:
Dull headed ipob die

I hope you are not the smartest person in your family. Cos, omor.

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