Landmark Resort refunds customers after ‘demolition’ of facility for Lagos-Calabar Highway

Maureen Aguta

In response to the recent demolition of portions of its property by the Federal Government, Landmark Resort Beach has announced that it has initiated a refund process for its customers.

The management of the facility is facilitating the refunds through the Landmark Citizen App.

In a statement posted on social media platform X, Landmark Africa, the parent company of Landmark Resort Beach, expressed gratitude for the patience of its customers. The company acknowledged that the completion of the refund process might experience delays due to the high volume of requests.

“Dear Landmark Citizens, we would like to assure you all that we have started issuing refunds to those who requested a refund of their money on the Landmark Citizen App. Please be patient with us, due to the volume of requests, this process will take some time. Be rest assured that all refund requests will be processed,” the statement read.

The demolition, which took place on Monday, targeted a portion of Landmark Resort on Victoria Island, Lagos, to make way for the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway.

The Minister of Works, David Umahi, defended the demolition, stating that the Landmark center had encroached upon the Federal Government’s right-of-way. Other beach businesses, including The Breeze Beach Club and Mami Chula, were also affected.