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LANDMARK DEMOLITION: Igbos Must Now Place Embargo On Prospective Investments Outside Alaigbo, Pursue Divestments

Without much ado, we are hereby calling on all Ndigbo at home and in the Diaspora to place an embargo on all prospective investments outside Alaigbo, and as well, consider divesting existing business investments outside Alaigbo, back to Alaigbo.

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Over the last 9 years, millions of Ndigbo at home and in the Diaspora have religiously watched in utter disbelief to see the rudderless and calamitous APC regimes of Muhammadu Buhari and Bola Ahmed Tinubu come for the legal businesses of enterprising sons and daughters of the Igbo Nation, especially those sited outside the South East Geo-Political Zone.

Since the coming of the rudderless APC at the center on May 29, 2015, importation and exportation of goods – the ‘exclusive preserves’ of Ndigbo have suffered from highfalutin state-backed attacks through constant increase in Customs Duty, Ports Congestions, Demurrage Rates, among other flip-flop and asphyxiating policies. This is even as commercial markets in Lagos, et al. have continued to go up in flames in mysterious circumstances, in the dead of the nights.

Landmark Beach Resort

As if the onslaughts ain’t enough, few weeks ago, the Chief Executive Officer of Landmark Group, Paul Onwuanibe – @paulonwuanibe received a shocking 7-day eviction notices from the calamitous APC regimes of Bola Tinubu, and his political god-son, Governor @jidesanwoolu, of an impending demolition of his $200 million Landmark Beach Resort in the Oniru area of Lagos.

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Before the 58-year-old UK-born returnee, Paul Onwuanibe could say Jack Robinson, his $200 million investments in Lagos is being demolished with no recourse for compensations?

Using a cannon fodder in Minister/Senator/Deacon Dave Umahi – @realdaveumahi, the calamitous APC regime of Bola Ahmed Tinubu lies through its teeth that the Paul Onwuanibe-owned Landmark Beach Resort, Oniru, Lagos, is in the right-of-way of a White Elephant Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, whose construction end date is unknown to any living Nigerian.

Dave Umahi and Tinubu

As the calamitous demolition exercises began yesterday, Tinubu who has never added one single job to Nigeria’s labor sector since hijacking the Presidency on May 29, 2023, is stone-hearted to satisfy the personal aggrandisements of his god-father and ally, Gilbert Chagoury, as over 80 businesses providing over 4,000 direct jobs are going down into oblivion across the beach front.

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Ahead the 2023 presidential election, I and four of my homeboys mulled to invest over $100,000 in Naija ($20k apiece) within the Agric sector.

But immediately the calamitous Bola Ahmed Tinubu was selected at 4:10am on March 1, 2023, by the ‘Professor’ Mahmood Yakubu-led @inecnigeria, my homeboys all pulled out of the investment deal.

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Thank God they pulled out as I was the idea bearer. I would have been regretting that move by now as Agric business in Nigeria has suffered one of the worst economic downturn in decades. No thanks to Bola’s flip-flop financial and monetary policies which has further devalued the Naira.

While we continue to monitor the state of Nigeria’s economy. I personally don’t think the calamitous Bola Ahmed Tinubu has what it takes to boost Nigeria’s economic outlook between now and May 29, 2027.

Legitimacy, Political Morality, and Political Will all matter in Politics 101. Without these trio national ideals, a country’s economic outlook goes shitty!

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Without much ado, we are hereby calling on all Ndigbo at home and in the Diaspora to place an embargo on all prospective investments outside Alaigbo, and as well, consider divesting existing business investments outside Alaigbo, back to Alaigbo.

Today, it is @paulonwuanibe, who next tomorrow?

Written by IkeGod

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