The Chief Executive Officer of Winhomes Global Estate, Engr. (Mrs.) Stella Okengwu has extended her warm wish to Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu as he pleaded for quick intervention on Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road diversion crisis.

The real estate guru in a new year message commended Tinubu on his bold reforms aimed at repositioning the country for progress, and Nigerians for their resilience.

She however appealed for quick intervention into Lagos-Calabar Coastal matter as to save the investments of hundreds of Nigerians in the diaspora who had invested in Winhomes Global Estate projects, sited around the area.

She worried that the lingering crisis has jeopardized investments worth millions of naira in the Okun Ajah axis of Lagos.

She said the decision by the Ministry of Works, led by David Umahi to divert the Lagos-Calabar Coastal was not too healthy for Nigeria’s investment profile.

“This situation threatens the investments of patriotic Nigerians in the diaspora who heeded the President’s call to contribute to Nigeria’s growth. I appeal to President Tinubu to intervene directly to restore the original coastal road alignment, and ensure that the Senate Committee on Works investigates corruption allegations surrounding this diversion.

“This is crucial to safeguard investments and restore confidence in the real estate sector,” he submitted.

Okengwu explained that affected investors followed legal protocols, and possess all necessary documentation, including certificates of occupancy and coastal road clearance .

She averred that diaspora investments were critical to national development, hence be guarded.

“Protecting these investments is not just about saving properties but about ensuring that Nigeria remains an attractive destination for investors,” she said.