Olu agunloye and 6 billion doĺlars FdI

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Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth

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Jan 17, 2024, 10:34:12 AM1/17/24

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Dear President of the massachusetts institute of Technology usa

You ought to be encouraged or further encoursged to find out more what your products or former visiting scientists are enountering -suffering- forgetting to do or omitting to do in Africa.

HOW do you explain it?

Agunloye FORMERLY OF MIT secured 6 billion dollars foreign investment for just one project.he deserves to be nigerian president but it is too late now another president nigeria never hsd

WHAT olu agunloye has done. MIT trained is unprecedented in African history. The sum and size of the project

NIGRIAN GOVERNMENT has Jno track record of completing a billion dollars project.so BOT was the sensible way to go.

Interest of nigerians weighted against the desires wishes and command of a seating nigerian president-. Dr olu agunloye chose the interest of the nigerian a so is being castigated harasses and harangue.

Baba obasanjo for inexplicable reasons wanted to use government funds to execute the mambilla power project and that was open to possible abuse as we find.

rather than award the contract to one company, Baba, and others, gave tranches and installments, some suspected to be inflated

WHO WILL LOVE NIGERIA?

I awarded Mambilla Power Project as BOT at no cost to Nigeria. Former President Obasanjo awarded one component part of the same Mambilla project for $1.46 billion as procurement contract, former President Jonathan signed a 2012 General Project Execution Agreement and former President Buhari and his then Minister of Power, Barrister Babatunde Raji Fashola awarded another component of the Mambilla Project at a whopping $5.8 billion payable by FGN in cash. The FGN awarded, re-awarded and cancelled contracts and Agreements at will and now must face the consequences at International Arbitration Courts. The result is that the Mambilla Hydropower Project has been stalled for yet another twenty years, and the former President (Chief Olusegun Obasanjo) and others are feeling greatly uneasy about the consequences. This is why the Simon Kolawole’s question, “Who will Love the Country?” should have been addressed to his (Kolawole’s) sponsors, not me.