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TonyeBarcanista:
According to United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) report Nigeria's foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow for year 2023 was US$1.873 billion, Nigeria was ranked number 8 in FDI. The top 10 are:

1. Egypt: US$9.841 billion
2. South Africa: US$5.2 billion
3. Ethiopia: US$3.263 billion
4. Uganda: US$2.886 billion
5. Senegal: US$2.641 billion
6. Mozambique: US$2.509 billion
7. Namibia: US$2.345 billion
8. Nigeria: US$1.873 billion
9. Cote d'Ivoire: US$1.753 billion
10. DR Congo: US$1.635 billion.

The situation is even more troubling when you consider that Nigeria had consistently attracted FDI inflows of over US$4 billion annually since 2005 during the Obasanjo, Yar'adua and Jonathan istrations. However, since the APC took over in 2015, the country's FDI inflow has failed to reach even US$4 billion.

Olusegun Obasanjo
1999: US$1.18 billion
(Obasanjo assumed office in May 1999)
2000: US$1.31 billion
2001: US$1.277 billion
2002: US$2.04 billion
2003: US$2.171 billion
2004: US$2.127 billion
2005: US$4.978 billion
2006: US$4.9 billion

Obasanjo/Yar'adua
2007: US$6.087 billion

Umaru Yar'adua
2008: US$8.25 billion
2009: US$8.65 billion
(top 3 in Africa in both years)

Goodluck Jonathan
2010: US$6.099 billion
2011: US$8.92 billion
(ranked number 1 in Africa)
2012: US$7.127 billion
2013: US$5.61 billion
2014: US$5 billion

Jonathan/Buhari
2015: US$3.064 billion

Muhammadu Buhari
2016: US$3.45 billion
2017: US$2.413 billion
2018: US$775 million
2019: US$2.305 billion
2020: US$2.4 billion
2021: US$3.313 billion
2022: US$895 million

Buhari/Tinubu
2023: US$1.87 billion

Bola Tinubu
2024:

- Tonye Barcanista

Link to UNCTAD FDI Reports for Nigeria in the last 30 years: https://unctad.org/data-visualization/global-foreign-direct-investment-flows-over-last-30-years

Let this government continue coming up with placing all sorts of bottlenecks and taxes to make investments from foreigners or even Nigerians abroad difficult or impossible. They always argue that investments in Nigeria will never stop since Nigeria is the biggest blah, blah, blah. Well, only a fool believes that his customers will continue coming even when he sells at the most expensive price and makes it difficult for the customers to even repatriate their goods after paying for it.

onez:
Judiciary is gone forever

The Nigerian judiciary has been reduced to a mere extension of the executive branch, compromising the very essence of democracy. This situation highlights the urgent need for a truly independent judicial branch to ensure good governance and uphold the rule of law.

An independent judiciary is crucial for several reasons:

Checks and Balances: An independent judiciary provides a check on the powers of the executive and legislative branches, preventing any single branch from becoming too powerful.
Rule of Law: Judges must be free to make decisions based on the law and not influenced by political pressures or financial dependence on the executive.
Protection of Rights: An independent judiciary ensures that the rights of individuals are protected against arbitrary actions by the government.
Public Confidence: When the judiciary is independent, the public has more confidence in the fairness and impartiality of the legal system.
In many African countries, including Nigeria, the judiciary's dependence on the executive branch for funding has led to a compromised system where justice is not served. This undermines democracy and erodes public trust in the government.

For democracy to thrive in Africa, it is essential to establish judicial and legislative branches that are financially independent from the executive. This separation of powers is a fundamental principle of democracy that ensures no branch of government can dominate the others, preserving the integrity of the judicial system and promoting good governance.

The current state of the Nigerian judiciary is a stark reminder of the dangers of a compromised judicial branch. It is a call to action for reforms that will guarantee the independence of the judiciary and restore faith in the democratic process.

ANSMEDIA:

cjrane:


One reason that I advocated for the scrapping of state ministry of works was because they neither patched the roads, streets or even small gutters. Every small repair on any street or gutter had to be a big contract to construction companies and at huge cost to the state . So the question about what the hundreds of salaried workers in the state ministry of works did was always a recurring anti-corruption question.

The state ministry of works will watch a tiny pothole develop and will not patch it until the entire road collapses and the state is compelled to award a total reconstruction to a construction company! So what is their work if they cannot even patch a very small pothole?

I’m so glad to see the state ministry of works patching something. No matter how small. At least it justifies the huge salaries budgeted every year for workers emoluments in the state ministry of works.

A hallmark of any great, people-oriented government is its willingness to listen to the concerns of its citizens and take action. I am incredibly proud of our Commissioner of Works for inviting BVI Channel 1 to explain the ongoing efforts to maintain roads in Onitsha and other cities. This proactive approach aims to prevent the total collapse of our roads, which would require billions of naira for complete reconstruction.

In the past, Anambra had some of the most unreachable governors, who made it nearly impossible to them via email or phone. This led to numerous disastrous outcomes, including the collapse of the state's road infrastructure. Sanitation was nonexistent, and lawlessness prevailed, with some individuals even blocking streets and building houses at the end, preventing connectivity.

May God grant Governor Soludo the wisdom to continue correcting the historical wrongs that eroded public faith in Anambra State. While we build new roads annually, it is crucial to prevent the total collapse of our existing roads each rainy season by promptly repairing and patching potholes. By reviving the maintenance culture of the past, we can ensure that our roads remain in good condition without breaking the bank. This approach will preserve our achievements and build a foundation for future progress.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OaSIUJ03Xs

CallmeTrinity:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju7q7Nqy-q4?si=pdtvObhAwWmZMxTu

Nigerian politicians are so rich because the crooks have perfected the art of pitching Nigerians against themselves on ethnic and religious differences. So while Nigerians are arguing pointlessly against themselves and their "tribes", the politicians are stealing their future and the future of their great-grandchildren.

Unfortunately, they do the same things again and again, while Nigerians fall for the same tricks every time!

As much as I detest someone like Simon Ekpa, he is not destroying Nigeria. It is the Nigerian government and the criminals ruling the country that have destroyed Nigeria and made the country a laughing stock. See how even South Africa ignored the man who grabbed it?

If you don't even obey your own laws, and steal from your impoverished people with impunity, yet you expect others to have any shred of respect for such a place? Unless Nigerian rulers demonstrate that they are decent law-abiding people, nobody will take any request from such men seriously. Unfortunately, that is the situation with Simon Ekpa. No court in Finland will rule that he be removed from Finland to a lawless country where the rule of law is alien to its rulers. Ultimately, since we are such a messed up, lawless country, no lawful nation will trust anything from Nigeria.

Tribalism of Nigeria's corrupt leaders and their blind citizens have ruined this crazy country called "Nigeria".

It won't get better in this wicked generation of Nigerians.

I am Igbo and I DON'T hate Tinubu!

Please stop your silly generalization!

kikake:


We are in a democracy.

Orlu is in the same grade with Awka and Abakaliki. It's like you are from Anioma.
Where state capital is to be located can be decided via Referendum. But stop rewritting history of states creation in the SE zone.
The 5th state in the southeast zone was cut largely from Enugu state and little parts of Abia state. Obviously, a 6th state must be from Orlu senatorial zone of 12 local government areas. If Anambra south refused to be part of Orlu state, there are states with just 8 local government areas.
What makes you hate Orlu to the extent of rewriting history of states creation in the southeast area?

Oga,

I am not an Orlu politician who only s things if they personally benefit from them, rather than considering the overall good for everyone.

I don't have to be from Anioma to see that it is the best option for the Igbo people. When the time comes, all Igbos will Anioma, including your fellow citizens in Imo state!

It is evident that Nigeria cannot sustain the current structure of 36 states and a Federal Capital Territory in Abuja. So, where will the funds come from for 38 or 39 states?

The call for additional states in the southeast seems to be a deliberate distraction from the more crucial and urgent issue of regional governance to reduce corruption/cost of governance.

Some powerful politicians prefer to divert attention with talks of creating unviable states rather than focusing on the regional governance that the APC has promised in its manifesto since 2015.

It is evident that Nigeria cannot sustain the current structure of 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory in Abuja. So, where will the funds come from for 38 or 39 states?

The call for additional states in the southeast seems to be a deliberate distraction from the more crucial and progressive issue of regional governance. Some powerful politicians prefer to divert attention with talks of creating unviable states rather than focusing on the regional governance that the APC has promised in its manifesto since 2015.

kikake:


Much of the local government areas in Anambra south were in Old Orlu division in East Central State and before it.
The name Anambra started like yesterday.

Even today, a lot of Church Parishes in Anambra south are in Orlu Dioceses.

Military govts divided East Central State and called one side Imo and the other side Anambra. Some people created an imaginary Anambra which everyone in Anambra is a million miles ahead of rest of mankind. They create a monster of any other place in the southeast. Inferiority complex.

Whether you dislike Orlu or not:
You can't divide Enugu State for the 2nd time to make Nsukka zone a state while Imo state remains with Owerri, Orlu and half of old Okigwe zone.

Whether you hate Orlu or not:

you can't create Anioma as sixth state for the southeast because doing that lowers political representation for Nd'Igbo in the centre.

Oga, nobody hates Orlu. You guys should just stop treating other Igbos as though they are ediots and you are the "wise" ones. Better still, just use your Orlu zone to make your state and leave other people out of your suicidal journey!

You can twist history as much as you like reminding me that Bayelsa state used to be under the Eastern region with headquarters in Enugu. It changes nothing!

Just offer the state capital of Orlu state to Ihiala to demonstrate that your true concern is to create a 6th SE state, and not the childish plot of Orlu politicians to covet other peoples land. Ndi ala.

Pinicop:


https://gazettengr.com/bill-to-create-etiti-state-in-south-east-scales-first-reading/

Whether they call it "ORLU" or "ETITI", it is the exact LGAs that they are talking about.

Yes, we ask for a 6th viable state in the Southeast for equity. Orlu or ETITI are neither viable nor desirable. It is merely a land grab scheme by Orlu politicians to use other people to achieve their dubious intentions. Moreover, Orlu people are carving out land from other people without even consulting them, and without offering them the state capital or the name of the state to placate them.

Nnewi or Ihiala should be the capital of Orlu or ETITI State if you want it to succeed. You can't just take their land and offer them nothing in return!

We prefer viable states like Anioma, which are made up of homogenous people in a defined area, and with a historic request for statehood. Orlu politicians need to apologize for the scam they intended to carry out against Ihiala and Nnewi people. Shame on you!

kikake:


Shortsighted and primitive.

We ask for 6th state primarily for adequate political representation for Nd'Igbo of the SE in the Central government of Nigeria.
.
Anambra people never objected when the oil bearing part of old East Central State was created as Imo state and cut off from Anambra people
Today, is long time oil producing Imo state wealthier than Anambra State? No.
From Owerri you people don't see beyond the nose when it comes to doing justice in having Orlu senatorial zone as the nucleus of a sixth state in the southeast. You people in Owerri know that Owerri does not share much in common with Orlu.

Yes, we ask for a 6th viable state in the Southeast for equity. Orlu is neither viable nor desirable. It is merely a land grab scheme by Orlu politicians to use other people to achieve their dubious intentions. Moreover, Orlu people are carving out land from other people without even consulting them, and without offering them the state capital or the name of the state to placate them.

Nnewi or Ihiala should be the capital of Orlu State if you want it to succeed. You can't just take their land and offer them nothing in return!

We prefer viable states like Anioma or Adada, which are made up of homogenous people in a defined area, and with a historic request for statehood. Orlu politicians need to apologize for the scam they intended to carry out against Ihiala and Nnewi people. Shame on you!

You can clearly see that three of the top 9 states receiving the most cash from oil subsidy removal do not produce even a drop of oil! which is the commodity in question here.

Number 1 = Delta Gets N38.760 billion naira
Number 2 = Rivers Gets N27.244 billion naira
Number 3 = Akwa Ibom Gets N26.277 billion naira
Number 4 = Bayelsa Gets N19.69 billion naira
Number 5 = Lagos Gets N14.970 billion naira ~ Does Not Produce a drop of Oil !
Number 6 = Kano Gets N10.69 billion naira ~ Does not produce a drop of Oil !
Number 7 = Edo Gets N8.848 billion naira
Number 8 = Ondo Gets 8.590 billion naira
Number 9 = Oyo Gets N 8.485 ~ Does not produce a drop of Oil !





You can clearly see those reaping where they did not sow in Nigeria! Where are the oil-producing Southeast states among the top 9 states list??

yoruboid:
Clearly the SE region has the highest increase in federal allocations since the removal of subsidy

Enugu - 94%
Anambra - 74%
Ebonyi - 54%
Imo - 47%
Abia - 40%

Being smart by half. You can clearly see that three of the top 9 states receiving the most cash from oil subsidy removal do not produce even a drop of oil which is the commodity in question here.

Number 1 = Delta Gets N38.760 billion naira
Number 2 = Rivers Gets N27.244 billion naira
Number 3 = Akwa Ibom Gets N26.277 billion naira
Number 4 = Bayelsa Gets N19.69 billion naira
Number 5 = Lagos Gets N14.970 billion naira ~ Does Not Produce a drop of Oil !
Number 6 = Kano Gets N10.69 billion naira ~ Does not produce a drop of Oil !
Number 7 = Edo Gets N8.848 billion naira
Number 8 = Ondo Gets 8.590 billion naira
Number 9 = Oyo Gets N 8.485 ~ Does not produce a drop of Oil !

You can clearly see those reaping where they did not sow in Nigeria! Where are the oil-producing states of the southeast in the top 9 states getting the most oil-subsidy cash?

Chikeluba25:
From the desk of the former Anambra state dept speaker, currently Hon. Member representing Ihiala in the house of representative.

Disassociates self and constituency from Orlu jamboree.

Why do Orlu politicians love to commit fraud? They haven't even created the state yet, and they're already forging people's signatures without giving them any benefits! Just imagine what they will do when they get the state and take over all the communities they want!

Amah70:


Chino Onye ara with his multiple monikers.

Orlu is known in history as the most peaceful area of Igbo land because of the political docility of Orlu people.

Those who initiated violence in Orsu-Orlu area are your ogas in high political spaces in Nigeria. You are now using your multiple monikers in Nl to tell your ogas that Igbos are disunited, even to the point of disputing over what location merits a 6th state in the SE.

Bia, this man,

I've heard that Governor Hope Uzodinma and other promoters of "Orlu State" have deceitfully included my hometown and many other Anambra towns and communities into their plan without consulting us. For clarity, I am not against the creation of your Orlu State from the Orlu zone of Imo State. However, they must not include other people who would later be discriminated against for not being from the "Orlu zone" once their dubious state is established.

How can you expect to annex us into your dubious state without consulting us and we gain absolutely NOTHING? The capital of the state isn't in Okija, Ihiala, or Ukpor, the name of the state is your hometown (Orlu) and most constituency representation and zones will be owned by Orlu people. So why are you forcefully annexing our lands into your dubious state agenda when we won't even get the state capital territory or anything at all from it?

It's outrageous and evil for Hope Uzodinma and his associates to plot the secret annexation of large parts of Anambra State—towns like Ihiala, Uga, Amaeshi, Umuchu, Achina, Oneh, Nkpologwu, Uli, Akpo, Azia, Umunze, Ihembosi, Okija, Lilu, and communities in Nnewi South LGA including Ukpor, Ebenator, Ezinifite, Unubi, and Ekwulumili—into their fiefdom of "Orlu State" without our consent.

They should create your Orlu State with your Orlu people! Trying to secretly annex us and other Anambra communities into your fiefdom only to later marginalize us as "non-Orlu zone people" is a plan doomed to fail. We are Anambra people and NOT interested in your "Orlu State". Please promote your Orlu State for your Orlu and Owerri people!

Enuf said!

Chikeluba25:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjpsRBRozIE?si=ss1ZSYRusbSJood5

Anambra State giant move to stop street trading... This will put a stop to the menace of traders clustering around Unizik Junction/ pedestrian bridge, mes the environment.

This is a wonderful initiative to address the issue of street trading and help petty traders secure a decent venue without the burden of rent, which often forces them to trade on the streets. It would be fantastic if ACTDA could organize all street traders in Awka into a formal group and help them acquire land along key roads to build these Solution Arenas in various parts of the city.

In other cities like Onitsha, Nnewi, Ekwulobia, and Aguleri, the state government should allow ACTDA to work with the local governments to organize street traders and build similar Solution Arenas in those cities. If we can eliminate street trading and shanties, our cities will start to look modern and livable, as promised by Soludo.

Nukilia:
Deport them ASAP
Or

Create a pathway to citizenship for them

Lol... you already know where they will come from? Nobody will deport them! This is Nigeria..

It is clear that IPOB did not do it. For one, IPOB has not been a problem in Abia state. The problems had always been in Imo state and Abia had been very normal.

The FG killer squads masquerading as "UGM" to blackmail the southeast are the ones targeting Abia state now to scuttle the good works of the governor. This killer squad also has inside information on their carefully selected units and checkpoints to attack. Where they would attack and kill Igbo officers who are the majority in that unit. They will fail as they have always failed!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyEFIpMZT5I



It's exciting that Gov. Peter Mbah is determined to make Enugu the top destination for international conferences. I hope he truly believes in this vision because our leaders sometimes doubt they can compete with venues abroad. His commitment could transform Enugu and show the world what the city has to offer.

Gov. Mbah must ensure he leaves no stone unturned in planting flowers and trees throughout the area. The ambiance created by proper landscaping is just as important as the buildings themselves. The ambiance should match that of international conference centers abroad located near 5-star hotels. The atmosphere created by abundant trees and flowers is crucial. Like the Abuja ICC, which isn't a spectacular building but feels world-class due to its beautiful landscaping, Enugu's international conference center can achieve the same standard. By focusing on creating a welcoming environment with lush greenery, Enugu can rival international conference centers and attract global attention.

abuzz33:


Exactly. You wonder what kind of people inhabit the Transport and Works ministries and really both functions should be combined. You dont build a road wide enough only for enger vehicles and then allow Trailers on them. Proper urban planning should not allow large Markets inside inner cities. They should be pushed to wide boulevards and regulated heavily. Cities should have a retail and service inner core, a residential ring and an outer core of industries and warehousing. Dense cities over 50,0000 should have proper public transport with 15-20 seater buses running scheduled routes not tricycles and 5 seater shuttle buses. Anambra cities require city-wide underground drainage systems and sewage lines. These things cost money but they are an investment for the future.

You are so right. People often think skyscrapers are what make cities in developed countries different from our cities. I always point out to them that the best cities where the rich live in those developed countries (Especially here in the USA) look like a bigger version of Awka Millennium City! Where deliberate effort is made to care for every inch of the city and plant trees and flowers generously. This means that we can develop world-class cities too with our current level of technology if we enforce strategies that would make our cities habitable and punish lawless behaviors such as mindless littering and street trading.

If we learn to stop littering our cities, stop the illegal spread of street markets in every open space, and empower groups like the OCHA Brigade to catch and fine anyone dropping litter or sachet water on the street, we would make our cities much nicer.

As you already mentioned, we also need to help private companies set up good transportation systems within and between cities and enforce safety rules, like keeping Keke Napep off the expressway.

These small changes will help make our cities more organized and cleaner. This way, even people from other countries might come to live and invest in our cities if we make them nice to live in.

Stop worrying about how to artificially bring down the exchange rate while refusing to production or agriculture.

Just go ahead and print more money so that you can use the printed money to pay a minimum wage of #5m per month.

Why are you so pained?

Is this the first state to build a leisure park?

Where were you when the Asaba Leisure park was built? Where were you when Ibom Tropicana was built? Where were you when Tinapa business and pleasure resort was built? Better still, where were you when Port harcourt Pleasure Park was built?

Why is the small leisure park Soludo is building paining you so much? mad people everywhere.

We can try again, but we already tried it in 1983-1985 and it failed. When Buhari was the military head of state, he banned many imported items he thought were not "essential commodities". Then gave "import licenses" to a few people who just exploited the situation to accumulate money for themselves. This just created big smuggling gangs that still brought those items into the country and they became ten times more expensive, and nearby West African ports got the money from import duties while Nigerian ports got nothing.

Unless we fix the electricity problem and help local industries to produce and export, we are just going in circles with the foreign exchange issue.

Silly liars!

If this is true, then nobody will invest in USA due to Trump and Biden wranglings.
Its is insecurity and distrust of our judiciary that scares foreigners so much!

Digitron:


International conference centre.
International Airport Terminal
Roads
15 Health centres
Over 100 Smart schsools.
Transport terminal.
Rangers Hospital.

Up next.
Special Agro-processing Zone at Owo (FG/AfDB/ENSG partnership)

Enugu has a working international airport that can help make the city famous for conferences, fun, and tourism. If Governor Mba finishes the Enugu International Conference Center and makes the area pretty with palm trees and flowers, he would do a lot to boost tourism in Enugu.

The biggest problem with the previous governor was that he focused too much on markets. While markets are good, they are not Enugu's best feature. Enugu's best feature is tourism!

If we have governors who focus on developing tourism by building big convention centers, Igbo history museums, fun parks, and organizing major festivals every three months, they can make the most of the international airport. This will bring many people to the city for different activities. Instead of trying to get people to come to Enugu just to shop, which is not the city's strong point, focusing on tourism will be more successful.

APC propagandists are continually looking for just anything to say about Peter Obi.

What they don't understand is that the man's honesty and probity didn't start in 2023 because he wanted to contest the presidential election of 2023. Peter Obi believes totally in DUE PROCESS and the RULE OF LAW. Peter Obi took Anambra state from a lawless fiefdom as aptly described by Chinua Achebe to one of the top 10 states in Nigeria in all human development index. Peter Obi is popularly known in Anambra as "Aka Gum". Ask any Igbo what it means to be called Aka gum.

In fact, the reason why I don't want Peter Obi to be Nigeria's president is that Nigeria does NOT deserve a man like Peter Obi. Let Nigerians find other corrupt men like Hopeless Uzodinjo to rule them. They deserve politicians who go into government simply to enrich themselves, pile up debts on the country, and mismanage the economy so badly that every Nigerian will suffer immensely. Nigerians don't deserve Peter Obi. That is why I don't Peter Obi because i know he isn't going there to enrich himself but to help fix Nigeria for the same APC propagandists telling all sorts of lies about him. While those leaders who destroyed Nigeria in the first place will also be the greatest beneficiaries of his reforms and achievements. Since they will use the money they stole from Nigeria to invest in productive ventures to make them even richer than just keeping their loot in foreign banks.

Chikeluba25:
Don't say what u know nothing or little about dear. Obijackson has been into aviation before know. He has been into private jet/ chopper charter service for years... So expanding his business should be a good news not fight. Airpeace is not complaining likewise UN Airline who is currently working on Nigeria to US direct flight. It's time for us to conquer the aviation/ Marlin sector, and the sky is to big. the time of land transportation... Ekenedilichukwu, Ekedum, GUO Okeke, etc, all from Anambra ruled and still ruling the sector, yet all of them are making their mark.

If u stop Obijackson, are u going to stop Kano born AA Rano too?

While Donclimax, Zenith Shipping, E-money... are major in shipping and cargo, Airpeace, Obijackson, UNAirlin... Should lead the aviation sector.

Coming back to Oil and Gas, Obijackson is a major player in Africa. Don't forget he is building a Geometric power plant in Okija.

Biko, why are you hyperventilating and arguing with yourself? We are saying the same thing!

We need more good trends as someone rightly noted in the previous page. We want more positive trends like this, such as building modular refineries, gas-power stations etc. We just need one brave person to launch the trend, and then boom! Our business people will key into it.

Chikeluba25:
Dr. Ernest Azụdialụ Obiejesi, Nestoil to float an airline, Nesto Aviation!!

Obijackson will be ing Airpeace, UN Airline in the league as First class Nigeria carrier.

Another win for Anambra and Nigeria at large.

Talk about the nature of an Igboman to jump on any bandwagon trend of something good!

Since Air Peace started flying to London, the trend of owning airlines to fly into London and perhaps other European cities will be the new trend.

I wish someone would set up a gas power plant, multiple modular refineries, or light rail connecting two or three major cities in the southeast so that this critical trend will catch on with our rich men.

hammer567:




Point of correction, the minute you sell a plot of land and collect money legally it is no longer your land until you return the money you were paid and pay the additiona fee for any property erected on the land.

@ the bolded above....lol...

Oga,
You really need to understand that not everyone here is a child. Also, I can already tell you have NEVER bought land anywhere in Nigeria. Otherwise, you would know that land has a maximum of 100 years leases. After which you or your descendants must renew the land lease if the state and the original owners of the land have no objections to renewing another 100 years lease.

You can NEVER own any land PERMANENTLY through land purchase unless you owned it by inheritance.

In case you have never seen the Nigerian Land-use laws on land ownership, biko read it and equip yourself with what the law says. The very first section of the law addresses the issue of permanent land ownership for any land "BOUGHT" or "ACQUIRED" anywhere in Nigeria.

This is the law that gives State Governors the power to issue c-of-o, to demolish your property anywhere within their state or to acquire your land for any project in the state.

It is this law that made it impossible for Buhari to acquire your village and other people's villages and give to Fulanis for RUGA because the State Governor must consent before land in their state is used for any purpose at all. :

https://sterlinghomesltd.com/land-lease-all-you-need-to-know/#:~:text=Section%201%20of%20the%20Land,%20not%20exceeding%2099%20years.