First of all, I am fully in support and proud of this great project, and I hope and know that it would be well managed and seen to its completion.

Please due to the hardships that will be imposed on people living in the affected areas, some are tenants, and even the landlords are not to blame, since the coastal road plan was initiated concretely, I think sometime in 2007(I think...), so most that bought their lands prior to that time, should be given due time to move out, at least 4 months...this will enable them move, most of the tenants there have paid tenements rate, so this sudden eviction will have negative effects on their life. 4 to 6 months will allow them get themselves together and get new place to live in, government should not throw legit people into the streets.

Government should act with a human face, these people did not break the law, some bought that place legally from local omoniles, developers and from secondary sellers. They did not build on canal way, they happen to be on a space government want to use, and government has a right to use it for public good. Please people who love in the residents and affected locations to be used for the road should be given at least four months.

I fully support the road as it will unleash new economic and commercial opportunities.

Sir Tinubu, I admire your style, may God give you the wisdom and tenacity to do what is good for the people, for at this golden hour we must witness a social and economic revolution on Nigeria, where the child of the poor can become a technocrat tomorrow, where the masses can breathe and that happy nature of Nigerians, known around the world restored again.

So the people will breathe...

For the whole essence of governance and the government, is to take care of the people and make them reach their aspirations, through public structures and avenues.

For political office holders, are in office to use public revenue to provide security, food security, social security and economic avenues to prosperity, by ensuring costs of basic necessities are cheap, so the people can have more residual income to save and expand.

Johnjustice:
First of all, I am fully in support and proud of this great project, and I hope and know that it would be well managed and seen to its completion.

Please due to the hardships that will be imposed on people living in the affected areas, some are tenants, and even the landlords are not to blame, since the coastal road plan was initiated concretely, I think sometime in 2007(I think...), so most that bought their lands prior to that time, should be given due time to move out, at least 4 months...this will enable them move, most of the tenants there have paid tenements rate, so this sudden eviction will have negative effects on their life. 4 to 6 months will allow them get themselves together and get new place to live in, government should not throw legit people into the streets.

Government should act with a human face, these people did not break the law, some bought that place legally from local omoniles, developers and from secondary sellers. They did not build on canal way, they happen to be on a space government want to use, and government has a right to use it for public good. Please people who love in the residents and affected locations to be used for the road should be given at least four months.

I fully support the road as it will unleash new economic and commercial opportunities.

Sir Tinubu, I admire your style, may God give you the wisdom and tenacity to do what is good for the people, for at this golden hour we must witness a social and economic revolution on Nigeria, where the child of the poor can become a technocrat tomorrow, where the masses can breathe and that happy nature of Nigerians, known around the world restored again.

So the people will breathe...

Government will compensate them

If you beleive HITECH will build coastal road them I don't know what to say..has Nigeria fixed all it's broken roads that it wants to build 700kms coastal road ?

This is clearly a land grabbing exercise

SalamRushdie:
If you beleive HITECH will build coastal road them I don't know what to say..has Nigeria fixed all it's broken roads that it wants to build 700kms coastal road ?

This is clearly a land grabbing exercise

Work is ongoing at Eko Atlantic City

SalamRushdie:
If you beleive HITECH will build coastal road them I don't know what to say..has Nigeria fixed all it's broken roads that it wants to build 700kms coastal road ?

This is clearly a land grabbing exercise

You are off.