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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by hedonido: 7:01pm On Oct 09

Confirmedzombie:
And Alex Otti is busy using village contractors to construct substandard roads in Abia state.

SW Leads and SE will follow.

God bless SW

Are you ashamed of our Ekiti governor abi the drunkard owambe governor in Ogun? Why claim Lagos?

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by kayusely70(m): 7:05pm On Oct 09

PerfectStranger:
He's been an active and strategic Governor.

If you're having issues with loan apps calling or sending threat messages due to failure to pay your debt as at when due just send me a DM on WhatsApp (zero7zero65235910)

Are you really sure?

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by GboyegaD(m): 7:08pm On Oct 09

Slytiger:

If Tinubu had waited for investors to come to him when he was Lagos governor, we would not have Lekki free trade zone, let alone Dangote refinery.

Sit this one out. It's beyond your IQ level.

18 years after, how well is the FTZ doing? You wanted to sound smarter however, you are not.

FTZ is meant to help improve trade by taking off excise duty but in the 18 years, how many ship have birthed and how many containers have been offloaded? How has that improved the prices of things? Abeg, we should stop acting as though we need these foreign investors to survive has studies have even shown Foreign Direct Investment has not yielded great results in Sub-Saharan Africa as they only use our nations to make money and eventually end up in capital flight.

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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by Ebubu2: 7:11pm On Oct 09

chopnaira:

I don reply. Oya wail and cry again. I like how you squeal like a warthog being devoured alive by African wild dogs 😂

If your mama no no ashawo work, paste your NIN slip bearing your state of origin make I insult you wella. No be by to ask you where you from make you go tag state of your enemy for me to cast.

If na ur mama born u and em born u to ur papa, snap ur nin post here

Foolish man wey em children think say their papa wise

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by Shattuck(m): 7:11pm On Oct 09

chopnaira:

Lol. LAGOS Government has been trying to secure funding for it since 2011. This one is talking bidding. 🤡

A Nigerian bank is the financial advisor.

If we check now, you are from Ebonyi or one of those funny states that should normally be a local government.

what the guy said still makes sense, if funding is the issue why not borrow to finance the project, afterall the federal govt has been borrowing billions of dollars, if Lagos were to borrow to finance the project with let's say a little interest, in the end when the project starts generating revenue the govt gets its investment back gradually, than giving such a lucrative business to a foreign entity when revenues are being generated it would be flown outside Nigeria.

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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by PerfectStranger(m): 7:15pm On Oct 09

kayusely70:
Are you really sure?

Yes,I've worked for a couple of nairalanders here. I'm transparent and genuine hence non of them have called me out here.

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by whizzler: 7:32pm On Oct 09

SocialJustice:
Don't argue for the sake of it. Read what he wrote again.

Thank u my brother. The guy made absolute Sense I don't know why they are not seeing the objective side of his proposition

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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by papyjaypaul: 7:33pm On Oct 09

DeLaRue:
Once again, this has started on a wrong note.

Interested construction companies should be coming to you, Governor, to express their interest. Not you going to them.

When will we ever learn about power dynamics, optics, and the art of negotiating from a position of strength.

There appears to be no end in sight to the African affliction of inferiority complex.

I just watched Keyamo interviewing on Arise TV and what you just said can't be truer than you highlighted. He talked about how these unpatriotic Nigerians tried to sell Nigerians away to Ethiopia. There is corruption everywhere in the world but Nigeria's own is scary because others will never sell their country away, Nigerians won't bother as long as they get their cut.

I urge you not to respond to quotes that don't address the issues. When people are bereft of logical and mature responses, they resort to calling names.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkiHo1SiDug?feature=shared

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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by JADEK04: 7:43pm On Oct 09

DeLaRue:
Once again, this has started on a wrong note.

Interested construction companies should be coming to you, Governor, to express their interest. Not you going to them.

When will we ever learn about power dynamics, optics, and the art of negotiating from a position of strength.

There appears to be no end in sight to the African affliction of inferiority complex.
Maybe it's on private partners deal .

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by merits(m): 7:58pm On Oct 09

adamusuleiman3:

https://punchng.com/pictorial-sanwo-olu-meets-turkish-construction-giant-on-lekki-epe-airport/?amp

NO LAGOS NO NIGERIA.

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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by porthouse7(f): 8:06pm On Oct 09

DeLaRue:
Once again, this has started on a wrong note.

Interested construction companies should be coming to you, Governor, to express their interest. Not you going to them.

When will we ever learn about power dynamics, optics, and the art of negotiating from a position of strength.

There appears to be no end in sight to the African affliction of inferiority complex.

you think you have sense, but you too mumu. This are investors you will have sell ur vision to them in any shape or form

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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by lexy2014: 8:10pm On Oct 09

Slytiger:

If Tinubu had waited for investors to come to him when he was Lagos governor, we would not have Lekki free trade zone, let alone Dangote refinery.

Sit this one out. It's beyond your IQ level.

is LFTZ the only free trade zone in Nigeria?

what makes you think that without a free trade zone, dangote would not have built a refinery?

are his other companies all in the free trade zone?

when the Jigawa airport or MMA were built, did the government go abroad to look for people to build them?

according to the governor

Mr. Selim Bora, the Chairman of Summa International Construction Inc., provided us with a tour of their projects, showcasing the company’s expertise and commitment to quality. The group has a proven track record in delivering large-scale infrastructure initiatives.

that is interesting. is the company not supposed to be seeking business from the LASG instead of LASG going to Turkey to offer them business since the LASG is the supposed client?

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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by Back2Daura(m): 8:11pm On Oct 09

DeLaRue:

This is different. Lekki free trade was a high risk, unknown factor 20 or 25 years ago, so the vision needed to be sold to foreign investors.

This is completely different. None of Lagos, Lekki, or the potential of an airport is an unknown quantity the way an abstract free zone area in the Lekki area was years back. So there are many international companies interested in getting involved in the airport.

Also, a single Nigerian or a consortium of 2 or 3 Nigerians can finance this project from start to finish, and just bring in an international operator to manage the airport on an O & M basis. Bringing a Turkish company to build the airport on a 25, 30 or more years concession is not an optimum way of going about this. It's just the usual African mentality of selling off everything to foreigners.

And you questioning my intellect What will one not hear on Nairaland.

This is a BOT and not an O&M deal. Which is the former is more preferable

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by Pythagoras001: 8:15pm On Oct 09

You are concerned about improving connectivity to lagos? With very weak and inefficiencient public transportation systems (especially buses) absence of proper sewage systems, almost non existence dedicated cyclist or pedestrian path. Inefficient public health and emergency systems. Fix those at least first before embarking on white elephant projects. Smh

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by SmokedWhiskey: 8:19pm On Oct 09

DeLaRue:
Once again, this has started on a wrong note.

Interested construction companies should be coming to you, Governor, to express their interest. Not you going to them.

When will we ever learn about power dynamics, optics, and the art of negotiating from a position of strength.

There appears to be no end in sight to the African affliction of inferiority complex.

You no dey tire always complaining.....who goes where we don't care, its the end result that counts, give us a world class airport .

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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by integrity16(m): 8:24pm On Oct 09

DeLaRue:
Once again, this has started on a wrong note.

Interested construction companies should be coming to you, Governor, to express their interest. Not you going to them.

When will we ever learn about power dynamics, optics, and the art of negotiating from a position of strength.

There appears to be no end in sight to the African affliction of inferiority complex.

You are right. But I see why the Governor would want to go look for foreign construction companies to handle the project.

The major reason may not be unconnected to our corruption index as a nation, it is high risk giving a project of this magnitude to a local Nigerian firm.

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by Gajagojo: 9:23pm On Oct 09

Lagos state will soon change its capital back to Laagos Island

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by galantjoe(m): 9:25pm On Oct 09

I thought that Lekki airport has been completed.

Every year Lekki airport will form frontal topic of discussion in fiscal policy

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by 4usng: 3:23am On Oct 10

Is Turkey (a NATO member, 18th-largest economy in the world and 8th-largest economy in Europe) a third world country?

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by 4usng: 3:25am On Oct 10

ShoeGetSize:
Yes, an executive governor crawling on his belly to a 3rd world country because he wants to beg a construction firm to sign a contract with him, is clearly a sign of a high IQ at work.

Oh gosh, I'm so sick and tired of living by the standards of these dimwits

Is Turkey (a NATO member, 18th-largest economy in the world and 8th-largest economy in Europe) a third world country?

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by Opebiman: 4:46am On Oct 10

SocialJustice:
All he said is that the contract should start with open bidding to the governor and not the governor showing preference to a foreign firm. Nigerian companies are able to finance projects worth billions of dollars, nothing too big that can't be handled locally.

Oga Carry your Nigerian company and go and finance... talking like a kid

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by Opebiman: 4:48am On Oct 10

integrity16:

You are right. But I see why the Governor would want to go look for foreign construction companies to handle the project.

The major reason may not be unconnected to our corruption index as a nation, it is high risk giving a project of this magnitude to a local Nigerian firm.

There is no High risk of anything..

LASG doesn't have money to fund it..so they need international partner who will only want to use their contractors if they are bringing in their money..
If LASG can pay for it.. craneburg a Nigerian company that built Anambra and is building Ogun airport can build it

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by Opebiman: 4:52am On Oct 10

lexy2014:

is LFTZ the only free trade zone in Nigeria?

what makes you think that without a free trade zone, dangote would not have built a refinery?

are his other companies all in the free trade zone?

when the Jigawa airport or MMA were built, did the government go abroad to look for people to build them?

according to the governor

that is interesting. is the company not supposed to be seeking business from the LASG instead of LASG going to Turkey to offer them business since the LASG is the supposed client?

LASG is not financing from their pocket. Read to understand.

They need a partner for that project and that partner if foreign will likely choose their own contractors.

It is the same way FG borrows money from China for projects and award the contract to a Chinese company. This is a common politics all over the world.

It is a win win for both entities as long as the project Is delivered and the financiers can recover their money

You can't borrow from The US for a project then award construction to a russian company.

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by Futuristic1(m): 4:57am On Oct 10

If not for their corrupt intentions how on earth should he be meeting with people that suppose to be begging to win such a gigantic project. He has lost the power of negotiation that he and the people of the state has over the project

DeLaRue:
Once again, this has started on a wrong note.

Interested construction companies should be coming to you, Governor, to express their interest. Not you going to them.

When will we ever learn about power dynamics, optics, and the art of negotiating from a position of strength.

There appears to be no end in sight to the African affliction of inferiority complex.

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by arsenal33: 5:18am On Oct 10

Cromagnon:
Why never a Nigerian construction giant. Always foreign. To pour sand again

Na airport o. Abeg be careful

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by integrity16(m): 5:39am On Oct 10

Opebiman:

There is no High risk of anything..

LASG doesn't have money to fund it..so they need international partner who will only want to use their contractors if they are bringing in their money..
If LASG can pay for it.. craneburg a Nigerian company that built Anambra and is building Ogun airport can build it

So Lagos state don't have #71 billion to fund the phase one of the project? A state that generates over a 100Billion monthly of IGR? Think about it.

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by tishbite42: 6:20am On Oct 10

chopnaira:

Lol. LAGOS Government has been trying to secure funding for it since 2011. This one is talking bidding. 🤡

A Nigerian bank is the financial advisor.

If we check now, you are from Ebonyi or one of those funny states that should normally be a local government.

And you are from Lagos?!
Clown

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by SocialJustice: 7:17am On Oct 10

Opebiman:

Oga Carry your Nigerian company and go and finance... talking like a kid

Shut up if you have nothing to say.

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by lexy2014: 7:23am On Oct 10

Opebiman:

LASG is not financing from their pocket. Read to understand.

They need a partner for that project and that partner if foreign will likely choose their own contractors.

It is the same way FG borrows money from China for projects and award the contract to a Chinese company. This is a common politics all over the world.

It is a win win for both entities as long as the project Is delivered and the financiers can recover their money

You can't borrow from The US for a project then award construction to a russian company.

off point. read my questions again and understand.

is LFTZ the only free trade zone in Nigeria?

what makes you think that without a free trade zone, dangote would not have built a refinery?

are his other companies all in the free trade zone?

when the Jigawa airport or MMA were built, did the government go abroad to look for people to build them?

according to the governor

Mr. Selim Bora, the Chairman of Summa International Construction Inc., provided us with a tour of their projects, showcasing the company’s expertise and commitment to quality. The group has a proven track record in delivering large-scale infrastructure initiatives.

that is interesting. is the company not supposed to be seeking business from the LASG instead of LASG going to Turkey to offer them business since the LASG is the supposed client?

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by ElValiente(m): 7:53am On Oct 10

YesDaddyTill203:
Time for a new Airport.
It's very close to my town and close to our 350 Acre land.

My Ibeju lekki Magbon Alade neighbor sighted.

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Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by BuyMeBanger: 10:56am On Oct 10

COMPAQ:

Which Nigerian construction giant do we have?

Julius Berger grin

Re: Sanwo-Olu Meets Turkish Construction Giant On Lekki-Epe Airport by iReddington: 1:00pm On Oct 10

DeLaRue:

This is different. Lekki free trade was a high risk, unknown factor 20 or 25 years ago, so the vision needed to be sold to foreign investors.

This is completely different. None of Lagos, Lekki, or the potential of an airport is an unknown quantity the way an abstract free zone area in the Lekki area was years back. So there are many international companies interested in getting involved in the airport.

Also, a single Nigerian or a consortium of 2 or 3 Nigerians can finance this project from start to finish, and just bring in an international operator to manage the airport on an O & M basis. Bringing a Turkish company to build the airport on a 25, 30 or more years concession is not an optimum way of going about this. It's just the usual African mentality of selling off everything to foreigners.

And you questioning my intellect What will one not hear on Nairaland.

What is there about your pedestrian intellect that can't be questioned? 😒 What exactly have you said that is so highly placed? 😂

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