Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway:Landmark Beach Controversy, Ahmadu Bello way & Eleko Axis Construction

In this video, we will be taking a look at the ongoing construction of the Lagos - Calabar Coastal highway which will run from Ahmadu Bello way in Victoria Island Lagos all the way to Calabar in cross-rivers state. The 700km highway way will connect different states across the coastal areas of the country from Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa-Ibom and Cross rivers with two spurs. The first spur connecting Badagry to Sokoto while the second spur will connect Enugu to Abakaliki to Ogoja then to the border of Cameroon.
The project will be constructed in different phases and sections, presently Phase 1 section 1 is under construction which runs from the junction of Ahmadu Bello way with Adetokunbo Ademola in Victoria Island to Lekki Deep Sea port in Lagos which is 47.47kms.
There have been series of controversies on the project particularly about demolition that will be carried out at Landmark beach resort and other resort that falls on the Right of Way of the highway.
As a result of this I will be taking you to three locations along the right of way of the project to see what’s ongoing.
The first location is Ahmadu Bello way besides Eko Atlantic which is the starting point then will proceed to see the Landmark beach to see how the high way will connect and also see where might be probably demolition along the shoreline and the third Lacation will be the Eleko Area towards Eleko beach, to see what’s happening with the construction in that axis as well.
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[@sacassashimidrama7088]

When I look at these developments I want to come back home. And be part of the development.

[@omoruyiosula4008]

Thanks for understanding what good governance means to us

[@nelsonemmanuel900]

Please come back quickly, but if you fail to we might do something about it

[@wigcap7012]

Congratulation APC you are the only party that has brought Nigeria forward for development!! Because with all of this roads people don't have to come and live in Lagos..

[@abaszuboh]

This coastal highway came at the right time... this linkage is necessary and I trust the Minister of Transportation for his love for quality, as we can see the thickness of the road in the video

[@Emxy-kc8sj]

Minister of works!

[@kayoderichard730]

Good job guys. Where are the Arise TV guys to do such documentaries? They don't love good development. That's their way anyway.

[@omoruyiosula4008]

Thanks.

[@adesinasomoye7973]

An elevated highway with a bridge could be a solution for the existing tourist businesses. Even though it comes with higher cost, will be a win-win for the Government and the businesses

[@henryobiora8154]

Then trailer will now fall on the tourists..abeg

[@omokagbo9283]

@@henryobiora8154 Nice one anticipating the Nigerian factor...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mayowaosibodu]

Or constructing some sections of the highway underground. I just don’t know how capable they are of doing that

[@Profitips]

Ha! It can't work

[@ademolaaofolajuwonlo1044z]

Nigeria billionaires and millionaires should be invited to sponsor this project.This will make it finish on time. It is a good idea, but how about local federal roads that are within the states?

[@TayoOyeleye]

Once again, a brilliant and wonderful collaboration.

[@Iamgbolahan]

Thank you!!!!

[@taharka3897]

​@Iamgbolahan, the Landmark will not be taken down. You have to listen to the minister again.

[@LandPropertyNG]

Thanks collaboration is a win win

[@tundebakare6887]

​@taharka3897 yeah you're right

[@mimisland5482]

Thank God for your life , Gbolahan.and thank you for this comprehensive video. Sitting in my sitting room and watching you and Isong, it's like I'm with you on the tour. You are doing a wonderful and impressive job. Stay blessed. I also appreciate Dave Umahi, the one making impossible possible. Dave, the good Lord will surely keep you for Himself. Grandma lolashka Lagos.

[@Iamgbolahan]

You are very welcome ma!!!!

[@ibiok99]

Good work Lamgbo. Brilliant!!!

[@teazerfemi]

Fantastic team lovely video, thanks a lot Gbolahan for this update

[@Iamgbolahan]

Thanks to you for always supporting !!!

[@chuckolu4394]

I like this more detailed explanation and description, it is now clearer to me. I appreciate your detailed explanation & good collaboration. Thanks for sharing your knowledge about the highway.

[@Iamgbolahan]

You are welcome!!!

[@uyieguakun5586]

Thank you for your honest analysis.

[@oladimejibenjamin9118]

Thanks Mr gbolahan.indeed you're doing a great job.

[@Iamgbolahan]

Appreciated

[@LandPropertyNG]

It was nice doing a collaboration with you

[@PhumeleleMasoka-kt2fr]

Now I really understand, thanks for clarity 🇿🇦

[@Iamgbolahan]

You are welcome….

[@Anthony_Ola]

Another Awesome video ❤🏆🏆💯

[@Iamgbolahan]

Thank you 🙏

[@samuelawokola9636]

fantastic job good road .

[@olugbengaajayi7223]

Great job more grace for u bro.

[@samsonegbu9506]

Good job guys 👦 👏 👍

[@adekolaoluwatobiloba3225]

Very explanatory

[@ochuutv7195]

Next time when make sure CONTENT...its BEST you use PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION... As you mention where the coast line runs through a pictorial description attached or displaced will make it clearer for those that it's hard for them to simulate EXACTLY what say out...

[@user-zc7qn2mn2z]

I love the thickness, this will last for centuries

[@Susan_adike]

✨you’re doing AMAZINGLY GREAT 👍 Welldone boss💜

[@Iamgbolahan]

Thank you my sister, really appreciate 🙏….

[@augu8459]

Interestingly, the Lagos - Calabar coastal Highway is not the shortest route to Calabar. The shortest and most efficient one (east west road) hasn't been completed 😂😂😂

[@Opt1mus_2540]

Great video! I can’t get over the long stretch of beach front towards the end of the video with poorly planned settlements. That’s prime real estate laid to waste.

[@Iamgbolahan]

Most of those settlements are illegal shanties that will eventually be demolish sooner or later.

[@realkemiadeyemo]

All land are not supposed to be used up for structures. You must have some which should be bare with zero structures for some balance to the ecosystem.

[@donptv433]

Minister of works wear agbada to inspect project. Under hot sun 🌞

[@FayrockClips]

Make them dey play, I hope the project will not later be abandoned.

[@veraa.9656]

😂😂😂

[@israelnwanne8401]

@@FayrockClipsOne questions the wisdom of constructing this highway while the East-West road which was started more than 10 years ago is almost abandoned. Could this be as a result of personality clash between Tinubu and Obasanjo who started it? It would have been better if the first road was completed before embarking on the new one. Let a situation not be created where the two roads remain incomplete thereby creating a lot of transit problems for Nigerians.

[@Enzymatic45]

Lagos to Calabar can take just about 5 hours with this coastal highway.

[@musaborokinni8607]

This is good economic development for the country with easy of transportation and trading activities of our people

[@victoriaafolabi9556]

Can't wait to drive on the road

[@bridgetbridget7175]

Will the coastal road merge with the Lekki free trade zone road from Eleko roundabout? Or will it still take a different path alongside the free trade zone?

[@bridgetbridget7175]

So will the coastal road merge with the road under construction along the Dangote refinery?

[@jidebolarinwa697]

All the sections is supposed to be under construction at the same time so the project can be completed quicker.

[@moham.279]

I concur. They should start a section from Calabar, then another one from the middle of the project..

[@azeezosho9459]

Money

[@czogg99]

We talking about Nigeria. They will stop at ogun state when they have embezzled all the money .

[@universalnihi8374]

@@czogg99🤣🤣🤣

[@faskwillad4765]

Yes that is what the minister said on channels tv, this will comence immediately after the completion of the first 47om

[@BonifaceChristopher-mw9cm]

less than 800km ....for 8 years before its completion ? are you kidding?

[@isaacdennis8327]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@akpainyangvictor801]

All i see is good development and a big win-win for all Govt builds a coastal road covering the beach ⛱️🏖️ Investors goes around do a sand filling claim lands and build a big and beautiful hotel with a ⛱️ beach at the back 😅😅😅 simple Na money i no get this is a big opportunity to hammer

[@evaristusedo8476]

Landmark should relocate to Akwa Ibom State.. The Ibeno beach is the longest Sand beach in Africa 🌍

[@user-ns3gr6qq3p]

Question please will this road block the seaport channels, both existing ones and possible proposed once

[@Iamgbolahan]

It wouldn’t…. If you watch to the end where I showed the Eleko side, the road drifts away from the shoreline though still very close to the beach front. The reason why the starting point is very close to the beach front was because those place are already built up with different buildings and structures.

[@bosajlogisticslimited8058]

I trust Minister of Work just the way i trust former works minster Babatunde Fashola

[@JustObserving1]

It'll be intriguing to observe whether the Lagos state government opts to place the proposed Green line metro along this road, presenting a cost-effective alternative. A win-win situation for all.

[@Iamgbolahan]

The green line was proposed to run along the Lekki-Epe Expressway but it can be updated to run along this highway as it will be cost effective and easier to link to the Marina train station.

[@babasolaadewumi3052]

@@Iamgbolahan Intriguing. but how can that work given that there's no space for rail from V.I to Jakande?

[@Iamgbolahan]

Rail bridge can be constructed just like we have for the blue line.

[@chuckolu4394]

I believe They should have elevated the highway a little bit because of the ocean surge. We cannot wait to use the highway and I hope it is completed on time, 8 years.

[@rotimikayode1072]

All the necessary engineering surveys have been done. There is no cause for alarm.

[@chuckolu4394]

@@rotimikayode1072 I just hope so.

[@orumwensekensington9907]

How can this road from Ondo link up with Delta without passing through Edo State. Please, enlighten me.

[@Enzymatic45]

Because it is a coastal highway. Along the waters

[@Nabuwetunabuwetuissisikuyai]

I go miss dis landmark sha

[@Anthony_Ola]

Landmark is going nowhere. There will be a solution

[@babasolaadewumi3052]

Landmark is going nowhere, but all that beachfront from i.e oniru, landmark & good beach are all going. So no beach, just hotels and malls. All that landfilling will cover the beaches for Eko Atlantic city as licensed by Obasanjo administration. Coastal road or not, all the beach owners knew they were going to lose the beaches to Eko Atlantic city project anyway. Beachfronts belong to federal government, not even state govt & certainly not individuals

[@Elizabethbrown.]

Beaches can move to ibeju lekki axis

[@topmedicalshop]

​@@babasolaadewumi3052but eko Atlanta belongs to the same guy constructing this road. Its all monopoly tactics to get rid of competition

[@babasolaadewumi3052]

@@topmedicalshop If that's your perception you're entitled to it. Doesn't change the fact that federal govt owns all that area & had granted Eko Atlantic their permit even before landmark was ever conceived. That particular federal govt was Tinubu's arch enemy. Make of that what you will

[@bryanstholihan7369]

This is very massive development but I think 8years is too far to deliver this project

[@ikemmanuel7859]

Because it is a road for Lagos being built by the federal government. The only way they can deceive us is by saying it is going all the way to Calabar meanwhile Lagos coastal road is nothing new. This 10 lane concrete road will end in Epe. The rest is not real! 8 years my foot!

[@godfreykafaru3249]

Africa Giant

[@edforexolaniyi9312]

is the railway track included inside the project

[@kosiudezue1730]

It is but begins from Jakande side😊

[@yoobon5670]

Please any idea about how many Workers are already Employed now for the road Construction and needed for the whole Project? Unfortunately one harly hears about this kind of information even about the Starting of the Railways in between the roads. Thanks for All.

[@Iamgbolahan]

Don’t have information on the numbers of workers employed yet but I’m sure more workers are still needed as the project is just starting.

[@oscarlagoke8920]

if yiu need a jib wirite to ministey of works

[@femisokoya3009]

The fact of the matter is that this project is not in the interest of Nigerians. How many jobs are being created? How is the money spread around Nigerians, which is the most important. Not just profit to the owners and political allies.

[@austynworldinc3455]

​@@femisokoya3009you people just talk like you don't know anything, if the road is completed will it be the elites who will drive thru the road? Imagine going to Calabar and spending less time with beautiful coastal views, think pls.

[@Enzymatic45]

​@@femisokoya3009 You are not making sense. Everything shouldn't be about dirty politics.

[@adewaleoladayo9359]

The minister just said it yesterday that no property will be demolished around landmark

[@Iamgbolahan]

Property will not be demolish but the beach front will be affected.

[@okesegun2118]

​With the sand filling of Eko Atlantic City, the beach would be affected even if the Lagos-Calabar project wasn't implemented.

[@adubiaromuideen6420]

Does it mean, the provision for rail track is just there, but it'll not be laid as part of the project?

[@princepelu2886]

​@@adubiaromuideen6420The minister said the rail track will not be starting from the ground zero which is Ahmadu Bello way. If I understand him correctly, the railway will be starting from somewhere around Jakande.

[@olawalemubasiru8050]

I thought the minister said the median of the road will be dedicated to rail, but from what am seeing, there is no provision for that. Or does this section of the road does not have provision for that?

[@loscasablanca7722]

The rail trak will start from Jakande. There's no much space from the zero point

[@Iamgbolahan]

I’m guessing the rail tracks might not get to this part.

[@oscarlagoke8920]

You are seeing what your mind is ..WE WE SLL THE MINISTER SAY .WHAT YOU SEE DOES NOT COUNT

[@adeniyioyedele3106]

There is provision for a rail track in the middle of the road..but the track won't be laid...that is what he said

[@jimohazeez1270]

The minister said rail track won't reach this side

[@OnyekachiGodwin-yp6fg]

You see whenever an Igbo man find him self in the corridor of power he helps Yoruba people and other tribes, imagine a massive project from Yoruba land to Uhrobo land to Ijaw land to Ibibio land to Afik land and none in Igbo land and Igbo man is chairman of the project.

[@lewisolugbenga7184]

Why have you not shown test drives from the red line rail

[@Iamgbolahan]

Test-run haven’t started on the redline yet.

[@BemiwoEAdisa]

Where is the rail track??

[@joem551]

They should have built long tall fly overs along any part of the coastal areas that has already been populated with businesses. That's how it's done everywhere. The way they are building it, it's prone to flooding which will halt businesses and movement.

[@ikeezemonye5023]

The road can be slight away from the beech

[@asiwajuanifowose2731]

Why who old the land ordinary citizen or government? Ask ur governor in your state yo stop demolish houses and bend road construction for houses in Enugu, abia, Anambra, imo, others

[@odeyemiwasiu6604]

But I don't see any space for train tracks there

[@daray_TV]

Develop time t is key, but my sympathy is with the Landmark stakeholders and community, there has to be another way of having a win-win. Besides, I'm concerned if the land reclamation aciltivity will not lead to flooding in the future.

[@vincentonu6985]

Pls what investments are available in theses areas?

[@austynworldinc3455]

Estate, parks, eateries, hotels, factories etc.

[@nkononkono]

Is there an EIA for this project?

[@samuelbrownsonmfon9204]

NO THE MINISTRY OF WORKS SAID SO THEMSELVES

[@antnam4406]

Govt owns the shoreline and nothing is being demolished. The Landmark man should stop the blackmail.

[@AAgbe]

Can you clarify pls? Beach resort by definition,needs access to shore,right? Just wondering how Landmark will look if direct beach access impeded by a road ?

[@princebola8870]

Facts.

[@waheedakinrinade3545]

@aagbe so government should not do the road?

[@rotimikayode1072]

​@@AAgbeThe FG owns every piece of land Landmark is on. Oniru Beach is gone too. You people should stop this Igbo persecution nonsense.

[@togundairo2]

All beach resorts require access to the beach, by constructing a highway right between the resorts and the beach is more or less destroying all those businesses. The government might not be pulling down the structures but constructing the road where they are planning as the same effect. True the government owns the land but they should also be sensitive to the established businesses along the corridor. going through the preexisting road in front of the landmark resort would have been a no-brainer for the government.it’s not always that you have to flex your federal might especially if there is an alternative.

[@user-cz9ph3ks5b]

Our shoreline shouldn't be commercialised buh accessible, it's only in Nigeria the shoreline isn't accessible

[@osaruonamepeterjuniorigie2847]

The only issue with the coastal is that it eliminates all viable beaches in Lagos

[@dareishola]

Peter Obi is not happy with this because he is not the one doing it.

[@RayLeczy]

You didn't add Edo in the list of states you mention, incase you don't know Edo state is part of it and it will benefit from the project

[@babasolaadewumi3052]

The whole south including Edo will benefit one way or the other, but the road doesn't pas through Edo state

[@aregbesolamoses1099]

Edo is not a Coaster state, Edo Is not included. Check your map very well

[@RayLeczy]

@@babasolaadewumi3052 It will be nine states that will benefit from it including the six states of the south-south and 3 from the south-west am not the one who said it but the minister of work say so

[@babasolaadewumi3052]

@@RayLeczy well, then I don't think anyone can steer you away from this your road to willful disappointment

[@chigoziendulue5780]

Go and study your map....thanks

[@mdahteshamulhaque-pl1yk]

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[@wigcap7012]

I am not hearing people asking for the quality of the roads because we don't want pdp kind of roads that rain will come and wash it off

[@sijifalore8252]

What if it turns out Tinubu is a genius and ahead of his time for even trying this. If this is a good thing then the progress itself will silence all the criticisms. What about all those plain clothes people exploring. They dont look anything like Engineers. Politicians on a construction site? Too much fanfare.

[@Eny4Gold]

Dey start wetin you no go finish.

[@SamOnyekwere]

Reading some comments on this platform shows the level of ignorance of some of our Nigerians. No steady light supply, no health care centers, no pipe borne water, no food, no salaries paid to workers and pensioners, no good public schools, insecurity everywhere, Naira falling like cassava leaves, no jobs, university graduates are keke n'apepe and Okada riders ,hundreds of dilapidated and uncompleted roads across the country and the list goes on. All David Umahi can embark in as priority is a so called super coastal highway from Lagos to Calabar. Another Niger - Nigeria rail line project on the south side. I thought slave trade was over and no slave merchants anymore. NAIJA. PEOPLE. Shine your eyes. According to David Umahi's last speech. He said " There's devil in the detail " ooh !!!

[@onakoyayemi8985]

Minister with flowing white Agbada on tour! Who does that?

[@ibitoyeolalekan1379]

He was not a normal schedule inspection, he was coming from a program and decided to use the opportunity to conduct an inspection since his hotel is close to the road. I'm part of the team my friend.

[@Ifeanyi736]

I would like to know the significance of this so-called highway. Is it what Nigeria needs at the moment?

[@rajiabduljeleel8145]

YES this is one of the most important infrastructures that Nigeria needs at the moment

[@joye5761]

@@rajiabduljeleel8145great response 😊

[@MelodyInOurHeart-wy5pd]

Are you sure , you're in 2024?. What make China great? Do you think is only technology, logistics network play a big role on economic impact for any country that have a very good road network.

[@FERESE]

Their brains dey work backwards like Arise TV crew.

[@egbekunlejohnson2071]

8years for only 700kms this people re not serious

[@chimikinnocent4527]

Why them no stArt from Calabar

[@Iamgbolahan]

It’s called Lagos Calabar not Calabar Lagos Coastal road. Moreover Lagos is the most difficult terrain because most of the alignment are built on.

[@chimikinnocent4527]

@@Iamgbolahan I hear U

[@babasolaadewumi3052]

Why should they? Of what importance, economic or any at all is Calabar compared to Lagos?

[@chimikinnocent4527]

Did I hear him say the project is for 8 years ? Hahahaha

[@ambroseabiodunakinmarin01]

NIGERIAN POLITICIAN GOING TO CONSTRUCTION SITE IN AGBADA/BABARIGA 😅😅😅😅😅

[@mohamedhalicelamina2215]

No more sale of Land in yorubaland and governors must initiated law for that,only Leasing should be allowed

[@adekunleyussuf4259]

Non indigines who bought lands in Lagos and SW in general are on a lease anyway.Nothing changed except if the state government initiate a new law.

[@Southernview3k]

​@@adekunleyussuf4259 Lagos was once a capital city. After being developed with Nigeria tax payers money, one tribe is now claiming it.

[@safiibrahim1778]

That’s how it is across the states…lands are not outrightly sold but leased for 100 years. The lease is renewable after 100 years.

[@princebola8870]

Good move

[@Southernview3k]

Can you develop Lagos land alone?

[@erodigie]

So, no more beaches in Lagos???

[@Iamgbolahan]

Of course they will be beaches….

[@erodigie]

@@Iamgbolahanhow? When the road will be passing through all the coast

[@Iamgbolahan]

@erodigie the other side of the road will still have the beach front../

[@Elizabethbrown.]

Ibeju lekki will still have beaches

[@czogg99]

Instead of encouraging investment and building hotels, amusement parks like Miami , Hawaii ,which will bring jobs for many years , they want to build a road that has no derivative benefits after construction is done.

[@Smartcitymovie]

Nothing will happen to landmark the minister said this earlier.. relax and get full info.. good luck 💯✅

[@Iamgbolahan]

The beach front will definitely be affected, but nothing will happen to the main structures.

[@yemioyeleye1380]

Beach front is not his land​@@Iamgbolahan

[@ikemmanuel7859]

​@@Iamgbolahanwell the beach is what brings the beach goers to Landmark

[@yemioyeleye1380]

​@@ikemmanuel7859It doesn't belong to him

[@Goforit2nite]

So there should be no beach resorts in Nigeria because the government can take the land anytime? This is the stupidity and ignorance of some Nigerians who don't understand the value of the waterfront. The beaches are a great source of income. Probably worth 200 billion annually according the the world bank. That is 6 times what we get from oil. Imagine buliding a road to obstruct the beach resorts that line the beaches of Jamaica. Mad people!

[@princebola8870]

Landmark should kno better not to have encroached on the beach.

[@segunfamaye5377]

Must the road 🛣️ br on the coastal area, from Lagos to Calaba no more beach ⛱️🏖️ resort ⛵ for the people and tourist or what. We need the beach and we need the road. Taje the road behind please and allow beach activities to keep developing. How can you turn our beaches to road.

[@Cruz0147]

There is nothing like Lagos-calabar coastal road.. Tinubu is only interested in the Eko Atlantic phase two reason he’s rushing the road from eko hotel down to the sea port..

[@halfnigeriaandhalfghana6447]

I don't know why you people are full of hatred. The road plan has been in existence since Obasanjo administration. It's just that this administration is executing it. Ask questions if you don't know. Everything is not politics. 😅😅😅😅

[@LKGamerTv1]

They're not even serious looking at the project, Nigerian Government her project lol

[@alexbanj7a7bc]

They certainly look more serious than your attempt at being a KZbin/social media content creator. The LOL is on you, buddy.

[@LKGamerTv1]

@@alexbanj7a7bc don't cry about it buddy, we know how your country and they project goes. Low quality project

[@dalemsilas8425]

"Trans-sahara trade route" 😂😂😂 oh no!!😂😂 If you know, you know. Africans never learn.

[@maduakolamvictor4697]

The project ends in ogun other states are fallacy. Deceiters everywhere.

[@SmartSure-ii6kv]

To me this road is not really important, because is not going to do anything than to carry useless people go full every where in calabar.

[@janetakintoye2486]

ROAD TAKING 8 YEARS, NIGERIA IS A JOKE ☹️

[@Laygos]

Just like in many countries... Including North America and Europe. Some even take ten years. I understand how we want everything yesterday in Nigeria, but "Rome wasn't built in a day".

[@My_f4u]

Useless road leading to nowhere

[@FERESE]

Similar to your destiny!

[@Dreyvon]

So if you pass it you will die,you mean to say??Haters of good things

[@dalemsilas8425]

Who will this actually benefit. 😂😂 lagos will lose all of its beaches.

[@FERESE]

Your village people....another dumbo.

[@dalemsilas8425]

@@FERESE Lagos will lose all of its beaches with this "road." Lol. Have you actually looked at the map? Dum dumbo. 😆 www.google.com/search?sca_esv=3a3d99a76b27b006&sca_upv=1&sxsrf=ACQVn08f1So7mES2-EhajiXVzd04JyOc8g:1713405418381&q=trans+african+highway+dakar+lagos&uds=AMwkrPt5DqKoEcEgTvJpB2mLvFtAOpPJLqntYIWJlmKAnWP4Oxa8suwzwNZEQ5jDzusowF-wI28FCSXN-bYm8fY6HKq0J5747QT-Q7L8HNnNwJvJnJD6Txp_BMfBhrLffOvM1_BlZx5k4_lKKnDPk8ek9QpAfeBDhMj7o2su2rrqrRkdvORXuWWygTbsqdiBcZcdZWRg5eliDAcJBUNRcYDkFZH74NTmGa0TKtLmX7vaZHnb1Jo3fGRSHEfbj0G9aBcDQWe5QPkaNE8pS1TAhkrgSqNHdMYmI2KgC7MmiQhSGdhiZBpiZpJziTf1KcBGAfVwvF8te_zc&udm=2&prmd=ivnmsbz&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjAhsbK1MqFAxVqR0EAHWIyCCEQtKgLegQIDhAB&biw=384&bih=670&dpr=1.88#vhid=cPzvFEKTzrUSzM&vssid=mosaic

[@paulords8327]

Yorubas please invest in Lagos. We igbos will invest in the southeast region when the projects get to our region. Fools everywhere

[@BUY_YOUTUB_VIEWS.321]

Interesting perspective on this topic.

[@georgekanu4000]

Let this project be completed within the specified time, so as not to add to the hundreds of uncompleted projects scattered around the country.