iammo:



Watch jobless youths and Gala hawking piglets start insulting him now, the last time i checked, been a Driver is a legal tax paying profession and been the leader of NURTW which is registered by CAC as an organisation isnt a crime either.

Agbero in Onitcha are busy grabing peoples vagina, while their counterparts in yoruba land are sending their wards abroad to gain vital education.

These same hypocrites would get 2 weeks tourist visa and drop their Masters degrees just to become agbero, drug dealers and prostitutes abroad

naptu2:


Cc masseratti.


I was a kid when this controversy was playing out, so I heard the rumours (that the governor owned the estate) before I discovered the facts. I'm not going to mention names.


The buildings in the first picture are known as Eko Court. They were built in the early 1970s.


The buildings were owned by a very famous civil servant, but the rumour was that it was actually owned by the then governor. Then Murtala Muhammad became head of state and the buildings were seized and handed over to the Lagos State Government during Murtala's anti-corruption campaign.

The famous civil servant passed away, but his estate kept fighting to reclaim the properties. President Ibrahim Babangida handed the properties back to the man's estate, but General Abacha reversed that decision.

Then followed a long court battle between the man's estate and the Lagos State Government. The Lagos State Government eventually won at the Supreme Court in the early 2010s and the estate is managed by the Lagos State Property Development Corporation (LSDPC).

(Murtala's investigation panel investigated virtually all public officers at the time and they said that the governor had no case to answer. The governor was one of the few public officers that were not found guilty of corruption).

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Eko Energy Estate at the Eko Atlantic City is owned by a former vice president of Nigeria.

In 2015, the billionaire politician described Intels as his most successful business. Intels is Nigeria's biggest oil and gas logistics company.

It is the operator of the Onne, Warri, Calabar and Lagos (Eko) port complexes. Its parent company, Oreant Invest, also owns luxury residential estates across the country, including Eko Energy Estate domiciled inside the Eko Atlantic City.


https://allafrica.com/stories/201706280023.html

masseratti:
Norway.... Am not a PDP fan though but the loan incurred is outrageous.

theenchanter:
show me a country or city without debt n I will show ur d meaning of underdevelopment.

Don't bring ur apc/pdp thing here.

#LASPARK GM, @bilikiss has called on Green Partners to begin the decoration of adopted parks across the State