Lagos / Calabar Coastal Road | Opportunities In The Face of Lagos and Landmark Challenges

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Lagos / Calabar Coastal Road | Opportunities In The Face of Lagos and Landmark Challenges
Explore the opportunities and challenges of the Lagos / Calabar Coastal Road project in Nigeria. Learn how this infrastructure development can impact the region's economy and connectivity.
The potential of the Lagos/Calabar Coastal Road and the opportunities it presents despite the challenges. Find out more in this insightful video! The Lagos/Calabar Coastal Road project. Learn about the potential benefits and obstacles facing this important infrastructure development in Nigeria. Discover the opportunities and challenges along the Lagos/Calabar Coastal Road. Learn how Lagos and Landmark are overcoming challenges to create a better future!
Lagos / Calabar Coastal Road Begins amidst tension as developers and communities fear government plans of demolition.
This is an opportunity for investors looking to build along the Coastal Corridor.
Watch this video for more insight into the ongoing road construction and the impact on neighboring communities and businesses.

[@updatetech2.0]

This is the best video

[@MontwellProperties]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@Profitips]

Whoever thought of this ideal and eko Atlantic is a messiah

[@so9487]

Whoever thought of this idea and Eko Atlantic is a fool. Ask me why and I'll tell you.

[@mrnaija101]

@Profitips God bless you but moomoos won't understand

[@AdekunleEnoch-n1g]

Again buildings of landmark are not demolished, landmark as used his whole land, the coastline is for the government and landmark used 250m, government wants 50m back and you guys are crying, because of landmark and other businesses, the rail track and the 5 line will start at jakande instead, it's still only 4 lanes each there, plus our coastline shouldn't be commercialised, how many countries commercialises their coastline except us, beaches that used to be free o plus beaches should be free, imagine driving along the coastline, then chilling on the beach when tired without payment or weird stuffs

[@shemovrere7431]

You are a pained person, and your life is full of envy, hence this unnecessary epistle by you. If you are the one that owned these investments you won't be spewing these trash.

[@samuelbrownsonmfon9204]

here are the facts sir, 1. Landmark beach need not be destroyed at all as the water corporation road which landmark is asking the FG govt to return to is undeveloped and is more cost effective for the government to use. 2. it is totally unfair and unjust to want to take the livelihood of 12k people and add them to the over 10m employed youth when there is an alternative route. it's simply baffling. mind you after destroying the Landmark beach and taking away 12k jobs the road goes back to the water corporation road to protect many other ocean front properties further down the road.

[@fatfarmers7360]

​@samuelbrownsonmfon9204 Please keep quiet and stop talking rubbish. Water operation road bla bla bla. If they take it through water operation road, then what makes it a coastal road. Wether you like it or not, 250m from the shore line belongs to the FG landmark has not right to be there. Deal with it. The coastal road is meant to employ more than 12,000 workers, bring in more foreign investments on the coast a d finally generate 600 trillion naira for the FG in 15 years. So F you and F landmark. Putting personal interest above national interest, who does that? Enemies of Nigeria.

[@ikemmanuel7859]

I think they changed the alignment to pass through Landmark beach because it will enhance Eko Atlantic City. This is all for the road to run in front of the Eko Atlantic including the phase two of the city.​@@samuelbrownsonmfon9204

[@akinmolakomolafe4937]

Am thinking what you thinking too. Calm down with a nice babe on the beach front without payment right. Just chilling and no popping wizards uuh?

[@billcosoritse6798]

God bless and guide the president of Nigeria

[@olamidelolowo2075]

No building will be destroyed. Only the beach is going

[@ShittuAriyo]

I love your narrative unike some who are bent tribalizing the demolition as if only landmark has property worth billions

[@loscasablanca7722]

Best video...LAGOS-CALABAR

[@fashionpediaaa]

The property is not being demolished...it is the beachfront that attracts people to the place where the road is passing the owner is afraid it will be taken away...he may not say it but that is the main attraction there.We have properties stretching over 47km in Lagos alone, but why crying fowl over a stretch not up to a kilometer. Anyway, the whole place belongs to FG and the minister has said they are not demolishing the place.

[@sulaak]

Rubbish, the beachfront is one of the few recreation spots for Lagosians. Imagine building a new coastal road when the existing road network is in dilapidated condition

[@fatfarmers7360]

​@@sulaakGo and sit and stop talking rubbish. Trying to put personal interest above national interest. Who does that? In the first place the coastal road is meant to generate 600 trillion in 15 years, so the government t should abandon that huge investment because people go to land mark beach. You are a fooooollp for even thinking of this atall. Mallam mugu.

[@omoesho-1984]

​@@sulaak when the Costa highway is complete u can easily abandoned your dilapidated ones and apply the Costa.

[@mrnaija101]

​@@sulaakThe Federal Govt owns the Beach front and you're here talking crap. Does it belong to Landmark? You that won't even allow anybody park in front of your house gate is here abusing Govt over their own land

[@StudioPrecious]

Wow!! Those who bought prime locations for commercial purpose will benefit o

[@chidikanu2204]

Nigerians from diaspora also invested hundreds of millions of dollars to purchase lands in these communities along the coastline now Federal Government suddenly claiming 250m from the shore for themselves. This project has been planned for over 30yrs when Lagos state government approved excision was awarded to these communities. There was lands behind the communities still untouched allocated for the Coastal Highway. 100m was allocated behind the communities for this project and there is Extra 72m gap between the two for any extra rail construction. Encroachment by federal government is illegal and outright land grabbing. They should REVERT to original plan. It's much easier and less expensive than demolishing and sand filling. Also the compensation is fraudulent as most of the land approved for these communities fall between the 250m grabbed by Federal Government there by invalidating the people chances for compensation. The longest road in Africa runs from Egypt to South Africa passing through 9countries over 10,000km and the road in Egypt was $1.6 billion while Nigeria 700km is costing 13billion A project or avenue to loot?

[@olusolaakanbi2174]

Nice video...with goona slang

[@AfricasRealities]

In all these you said, does the government abandon road construction since people's investments are affected?

[@MontwellProperties]

The government are made up of smart people who I believe will consider humanitarian, environmental and economic impact of this projects. All stakeholders needs to be involved and listened to.

[@AfricasRealities]

@@MontwellProperties Which is more economic viable, the road from Lagos to Calabar or Landmark beach? Remember no foreigner comes to Nigeria because of Landmark beach, the beach is just one of the sight attractions they want to have when they are in Nigeria. Not that they left their country because of a beach. I believe landmark can give way for the general societal good.

[@mrnaija101]

​@@AfricasRealitiesGod bless you sir for the wisdom

[@nkononkono]

Is there an EIA for this project?

[@DonMurphy-mw1oc]

Don’t understand this government calaba what the opportunity is in calaba that u are linking road there when we have better thing to do with this money God I pray for this country

[@tunxlaw]

You are just trying to be sensational kuramo towers was not demolished so nobody is demolishing Landmark get your facts right.

[@medfitconsultant]

Maintenance???

[@tolulopedahunsi4380]

its going to be built with concreate, those type of road can last upto 50 years without maintenance. except for railings, light, markings etc. no maintenance is needed in itself

[@slaw7263]

Buy property where in Lagos, to be demolish?

[@czogg99]

Who wants to buy apartment near a dual lane highway with noise and pollution. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@rotimidavididowu37]

But that Landmark doesn’t have an approval for his property are you supporting illegality or what I lived in US this kind of nonsense can never happen in a developed world they should vacate government setbacks that even has a Supreme Court judgment to back them up.

[@EmenikeJoseph-z5q]

*540*5#

[@suntanglory]

I am sure these people knew lagos calabar highway was going to happen someday before they all started building properties on the path.Typical nigerian mentality,that very train track is where we want to walk on,that very car road is where we want to build houses.Anyways,landmark will not be demolished the road is going through the front,only the beach will be filled,reclaimed.They can just turn the building to an hotel,that area is still a profitable area for hotel business even without direct access to a beach.

[@goodman4093]

Tell govt to build power plant and stop supporting nonsense

[@TimKhumalo-pk5vu]

Dem never finish Eko Atlantic,dem dey build Calabar road.

[@rotimikayode1072]

Stupid comment.

[@AnkwaghMaurice]

Is Eko Atlantic a government project?

[@folarinadejube5721]

Eko Atlantic is existing already... Private owners of land are gradually developing