THE Alex Bunbury Sports and Academics Academy (ABSAA) is pleased to announce the full funding approval from a financial institution in Canada for the development of a US$215M project for Guyana’s first International soccer stadium and sporting complex.
The project is moving from the planning stage towards a projected construction start in September 2017.
The tireless efforts of project leader, Alex Bunbury, has seen a rapid move from conceptualisation and planning, the securing of a lease for the hundred-acre facility to financial arrangements with a financial institution in Canada.
The ABSAA has engaged Bassoo Global (Guyana) as lead consultant for the completion of the construction of the mega-sporting complex.
“We’ve been busy in consultations on the project. Our team of contractors and engineers are ready to work with Baker Barrios Architects from Florida and we’re eager to get this project started,†said Christopher Bassoo, Director of Bassoo Global.
Bunbury, who returned home after some 40 years has always dreamed of giving back to his native Guyana, the country whose flag he always waves proudly wherever he is.
“The Government of Guyana has been very supportive of the project as it will not only create large scale employment for Guyanese but has as its main objective to showcase the talents of our young people.
“We are extremely excited about this venture and we see it as a great opportunity to give back to the people of Guyana. We expect to break ground within 5 months once all paper work has been completed,†said Bunbury.
Bassoo Global is an umbrella organisation with global alliances and a team of international and local expert consultants. The entity handles strategic consulting, real estate and large-scale construction projects.
another relatively massive but timely stupid third world project
oh mi gord! comedy central wont end.
and by the time deh done with this is 15 years up the road, fifty cost overruns..corruption upon corruption...men an' women arrested and tried for bobol'..then more money, and more money..government step in an' tek it over and put it on the peoples tab..and have to borrow more money to complete it.
15 years up the road it 'finish' but while it open up the last part new, the fus' part rotten and even more money needed to repair dat. ::LOL:: ::LOL::
but it turns out dat dat money will not easily come from revenue to keep dat monster going, because the project too big fuh BG ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::
and people doh have enough money and leisure time to use up that facility, paying fuh the project dat way.
the project actually too big and unnecessary fuh BG..too big fuh the economy and the amount of people deh have deh...who cyan easily use the lesser stadiums and facilities already available when they want/need to..to keep those going..actually can keep those going financially::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
15 years over and again up the road the place reclaimed by the bush..unless Guyanans smarten up and bring tons of people into the country and elongate and implement a real population/development program.
oh well such is life. and deh believe in Noah and the flood/and Jonah an' de Wale too.
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di'ze a project conceived in corruption from the start. those who building it know wat deh about.
deh about to take the chirren of Cuffy and Cheddi to the cleaners
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must be ketch and kwami
with Ramesh Guyana partner
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LoL : bro, OIL is the collateral.
We find 450K barrels per day in the demerara trench output!!
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