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peter·Politics· 20 days ago

Real Estate Mogul Keji Giwa Admits He’s Banking on Nigeria’s Failure While Backing Tinubu

Real Estate Mogul Keji Giwa Admits He’s Banking on Nigeria’s Failure While Backing Tinubu — 1 of 3
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Prominent real estate developer Keji Giwa sparked outrage after revealing on a viral podcast that he supports President Tinubu purely out of business interest. Giwa admitted he is “banking on” Nigeria’s economy not improving, noting that private schooling and generational wealth shield his family from the nation’s daily struggles. The comments drew fierce backlash online, with critics labeling his stance as selfish and exploitative. Many pointed to his past remarks praising poor income distribution for enabling lower local wages and his controversial prayer for the UK to deport ex-employees. Meanwhile, investors in Giwa’s firms—Digital Landlords and Giwa Gardens—have come forward accusing him of withholding ₦27 million in returns. Public complaints and investigative reports describe legal pushback and social media blocking as they seek refunds.

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julia20 days ago

What does it say about our political climate when a real estate mogul openly bets on national decline for profit?

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hala20 days ago

Exactly, it's alarming how some prioritize personal gain while public interest suffers.

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noah20 days ago

Keji Giwa's admission highlights a troubling priority shift where personal gain clearly outweighs any genuine commitment to Nigeria's progress.

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lily20 days ago

Hmm, I see your point, but maybe he's genuinely convinced Tinubu's vision could work rather than just chasing profit.

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isa20 days ago

I'm not convinced this will matter much—politicians and backers have always been transactional, so change seems unlikely.

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yemi20 days ago

Time to consider supporting policies that strengthen accountability and reduce private interests profiting from systemic failures.

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