Thanks for this video, it really shed more light of what's really happening. like someone earlier said, Landmark need to do better on communicating with investors. I emailed them countless time before finally received a message explaining why they haven't allocate our land at the Beachfront 2.
Very informative. You did very well to provide answers to the questions that we have as much as you could. We will follow you as the work goes on for updates. Good job
Thank you, Karo! This video is not only the longest I've watched online but also the most informative. While I have some reservations about the targeting of a specific tribe or region, I understand that government decisions involve careful cost analysis and prioritization, which likely guided the decision to transition from the old road to the new one. With access to data, the government can logically connect the dots on its priorities and favor those it considers a prime priority. To gain a deeper understanding of the reasoning behind the shift, it would be beneficial to know who owns the affected estate and which tribes predominantly inhabit the old road. This information could provide valuable insight into the government's decision-making process. I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed by your visual presentation of facts and your in-depth knowledge in the sector. Your expertise shines through, and I look forward to the opportunity to collaborate with you on future projects.
I'm glad my video is the longest you've watched online. 😀 I don't have the data to tell which tribe predominantly owns the estates there but the three I mentioned is owned my Dr Harrison, an Edo man. Also I got more info since recording this video, the news published in Punch newspaper that the government is compensating owners right away. So it doesn't seem like it will be a long thing like I insinuated in the video.
Please is it the one sharing fence with Victoria court 3 by maon homes. Thanks for the video. The best video concerning our concerns. We invested in those estates.
All the properties within 250m from the ocean the road are on the right of way of the FG. All the buildings from the coastline to the road will be demolished.
Thank you Karo for your informative video regarding the estates affected with the Lagos Calabar coastal road. I noticed you have only mentioned three (3) estates belonging to Landmark. Please can you advise if you are aware of estates affected at far end of Monastery Road? I know there are few estates backing the Atlantic Ocean i.e Gracias Goldstone extension, Metrobay, etc.
The focus was the 3 estates I mentioned but I don't doubt that some other estates will be affected too but I can't say for sure which estates yet. These 3 are clearly affected because the construction is going on at the moment in the area they are. So until they get to the area of these other estates we can't know for sure.
You all are missing the point. The selling point for the beachfront properties was the distance to the beach. All the realtors kept singing its walking distance from the beach. Do you think so many foreigners would of bought that property if not for the beach and its accessibility? Landmark needs to stop hiding behind the realtors and say something to the investors. Why is it we have to watch a video to know our land is being affected. Im sure they got notice from the government why did we not get that same notice. Even if to alert us that the property was being affected and they will get back to us. We deserve that as investors cause we waited years already. This is a slap in our faces. I will never buy another property from Landmark and im sorry I even bought more from them. At this point I dont want anything from them. They are not very good at communication. They need to learn that skill if they want to stay in business. All you have said is just speculation and it doesnt amount to jack shit. Money talks bullshit walks. We all work hard in the cold. When they were taking our money they took it with a smile. Kiss my teeth. Once again another landmark disappointment.
It's true we said the beach was a walking distance and it was. But we also talked a lot about the proposed coastal road, that was also a major marketing point we used. And this road (the old road) when it happened was going to be in front of the estate and residents of Beachfront would have to cross the road to walk to the beach. With the new road, same thing still applies, just bigger than what we thought and maybe a few steps walk added. However you are right, the company has to work on communication. We've said that so many times privately to them, and I hope they improve on that soon because it's giving them names that they don't deserve. It shouldn't be so hard to write an email and communicate updates, for that I apologize on their behalf. But trust that I am working on it. I just screenshot your comment and sent to the MD and he said they will reach out.
Thanks for this video, it really shed more light of what's really happening. like someone earlier said, Landmark need to do better on communicating with investors. I emailed them countless time before finally received a message explaining why they haven't allocate our land at the Beachfront 2.
I like your presentation. You need to put more shows on.
Thank you! 😊
I appreciate your prompt response ❤
Nice one. Keep it up girl.
Thank you, I will
Very informative. You did very well to provide answers to the questions that we have as much as you could. We will follow you as the work goes on for updates. Good job
Thank you
Thank you, Karo! This video is not only the longest I've watched online but also the most informative. While I have some reservations about the targeting of a specific tribe or region, I understand that government decisions involve careful cost analysis and prioritization, which likely guided the decision to transition from the old road to the new one. With access to data, the government can logically connect the dots on its priorities and favor those it considers a prime priority. To gain a deeper understanding of the reasoning behind the shift, it would be beneficial to know who owns the affected estate and which tribes predominantly inhabit the old road. This information could provide valuable insight into the government's decision-making process.
I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed by your visual presentation of facts and your in-depth knowledge in the sector. Your expertise shines through, and I look forward to the opportunity to collaborate with you on future projects.
I'm glad my video is the longest you've watched online. 😀 I don't have the data to tell which tribe predominantly owns the estates there but the three I mentioned is owned my Dr Harrison, an Edo man. Also I got more info since recording this video, the news published in Punch newspaper that the government is compensating owners right away. So it doesn't seem like it will be a long thing like I insinuated in the video.
Please is it the one sharing fence with Victoria court 3 by maon homes. Thanks for the video. The best video concerning our concerns. We invested in those estates.
Hmmmm I can't remember where Victoria Court 3 is
Thanks
All the properties within 250m from the ocean the road are on the right of way of the FG. All the buildings from the coastline to the road will be demolished.
So how do we get our money back so
Thank you Karo for your informative video regarding the estates affected with the Lagos Calabar coastal road. I noticed you have only mentioned three (3) estates belonging to Landmark. Please can you advise if you are aware of estates affected at far end of Monastery Road? I know there are few estates backing the Atlantic Ocean i.e Gracias Goldstone extension, Metrobay, etc.
The focus was the 3 estates I mentioned but I don't doubt that some other estates will be affected too but I can't say for sure which estates yet. These 3 are clearly affected because the construction is going on at the moment in the area they are. So until they get to the area of these other estates we can't know for sure.
You all are missing the point. The selling point for the beachfront properties was the distance to the beach. All the realtors kept singing its walking distance from the beach. Do you think so many foreigners would of bought that property if not for the beach and its accessibility? Landmark needs to stop hiding behind the realtors and say something to the investors. Why is it we have to watch a video to know our land is being affected. Im sure they got notice from the government why did we not get that same notice. Even if to alert us that the property was being affected and they will get back to us. We deserve that as investors cause we waited years already. This is a slap in our faces. I will never buy another property from Landmark and im sorry I even bought more from them. At this point I dont want anything from them. They are not very good at communication. They need to learn that skill if they want to stay in business. All you have said is just speculation and it doesnt amount to jack shit. Money talks bullshit walks. We all work hard in the cold. When they were taking our money they took it with a smile. Kiss my teeth. Once again another landmark disappointment.
It's true we said the beach was a walking distance and it was. But we also talked a lot about the proposed coastal road, that was also a major marketing point we used. And this road (the old road) when it happened was going to be in front of the estate and residents of Beachfront would have to cross the road to walk to the beach. With the new road, same thing still applies, just bigger than what we thought and maybe a few steps walk added. However you are right, the company has to work on communication. We've said that so many times privately to them, and I hope they improve on that soon because it's giving them names that they don't deserve. It shouldn't be so hard to write an email and communicate updates, for that I apologize on their behalf. But trust that I am working on it. I just screenshot your comment and sent to the MD and he said they will reach out.