Dear MrMacJay,

Thanks for your candid opinions.

I will send a relative to their offices and to also check out the sites, and then decide on next steps.

Many thansk for your number. I plan coming home this summer and will contact you (should thhe situation not be solved).

Regards,

MrMcJay:


The truth is that at this point, you need a physical visit to Lekki Gardens and request to speak to someone in authority and not a customer care officer. LG is in a tight spot and is trying to cut its losses. Whether your investment is part of the losses which LG would cut depends largely on the steps you take.

The LASG has conducted several tests on LG's sites and the results are in the custody of LASG and LG. This information can't be divulged by a customer care rep who has no idea whatsoever. You need to be speaking to someone in senior management.

I suggest you get a lawyer here in Nigeria to pay a visit to LG's office and sort things out with them. I'm a lawyer and I can do that on your behalf if you so wish. Kindly reach me on +234 908 4444 776.

Hello,

I'm new to nairaland and new to this forum - my very first post online.

I recently bought a 2 bed apartment in the Ikoyi Osborne estate from lekki garndes. Was about to pick keys when the disaster struck in Lekki.

In LG's fairness, I was given 12 months completion timeline and it would have been 12 months (less 2 weeks) if the disaster had not happend.

Now, I live outside Nigeria, been on the phone several times to LG to learn of the latest updates but not told much.

I would appreciate if anyone knwos what is going on with the sites in Ikoyi? As I am not yet a resident, i don't know of any resident association groups (online, bbm or whatsapp). What are other investors not yet residents doing?

Also, what will LG do if the integrity tests come out negative? what can investors do?

Thanks a lot for your support.