New Mega-Bed Hospital Project, Yenagoa

New Cinema Complex & Retail Park Yenagoa






Port Harcourt Garden City Sports Center

Port Harcourt Rainbow Town

This is good but Nigeria needs more local content. We need to make our own building materials for the construction. This creates thousands of jobs and makes us self-sufficient. Also all these new malls are useless unless many of the products in the mall are made in Africa. We must not continue to import everything from outside of Africa. Also the new stadiums may be useless because mostpeople cannot afford to go to a stadium. We should be investing in power. That dam is nice but we need more. Also solar and wind energy are important. Those industrial parks are good too.

@ Poster. Nice collections and good work you have done creating this thread...
These are good sights to see but we need more of infrastructure development especially in the area of Power generation, supply and maintenance. Existing Dams can be upgraded or more construction of new ones. Alternative power source needs to be harnessed to its full potential.
Wind and Solar energy farms can be constructed. Its just a waste of resources having one solar engine to a street light pole, rather a Solar energy farm would be a better option.
Above all, let's just hope these projects are done without greed 'cos it might be counter-productive in the not-too-far-from-the-future. The best hands and materials should be used, free of corruption and politics, so as not to put the lives of innocent citizens at danger.
I pray we get more of these beautiful and laudable projects in this country 'cos this means creation of jobs and reduction in unemployment issues.
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Great post @op! I am inspired!
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Slowly for surely and steadily, we are rising.
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One great thing that has happened in the last 2 years is a heightened awareness of good governance by both the public and government. We still have many people in the system who still sabotage it like those eaten people's pension funds, etc. But steadily, everyone is awakening to the need to rebuild Nigeria. One thing most critics forget is that the country have been devastated over the years and thus will take a while to rebuild. If we can cut out the politics and come together to build, then there is great hope. That is why the comments of some young ones on this forum is alarming. Criticism for governments at all levels in very welcomed but it should not be a display of bigotry and partisan politics.
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@op, great stuff again and thank you! Please can you add the pics of Abuja kaduna standard gauge and Abuja city standard gauge? Enugu and MM2 airports? River niger port? Akwa Ibom new port (to be biggest in Africa) and connecting bridge (to be almost twice third mainland bridge)?

@Poster. You are the man. Please post more pictures of other states, especially the upcoming cities/states.I appreciate this thread.
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thelastPope: Great post @op! I am inspired!
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Slowly for surely and steadily, we are rising.
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One great thing that has happened in the last 2 years is a heithened awareness of good governance by both the public and government. We still have many people in the system who still sabotage it like those eaten people's pension funds, etc. But steadily, everyone is awakening to the need to rebuild Nigeria. One thing most critics forget is that the country have been devastated over the years and thus will take a while to rebuild. If we can cut out the politics and come together to build, then there is great hope. That is why the comments of some young ones on this forum is alarming. Criticising for governments at all levels in very welcomed but it should not be a display of bigotry and partisan politics.
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@op, great stuff again and thank you! Please can you add the pics of Abuja kaduna standard gauge and Abuja city standard gauge? Enugu and MM2 airports? River niger port? Akwa Ibom new port (to be biggest in Africa) and connecting bridge (to be almost twice third mainland bridge)?

No probs. Thanks...

igbo2011: Also all these new malls are useless unless many of the products in the mall are made in Africa.

I disagree. If even every single item in a mall is imported, the benefits of its establishment are still tremendous - employment generation occasioned by the actual construction, maintenance and servicing of the facility, with local contractors and service providers required for constant supplies and ancillary services, enhancement of economic activities in the area - local services like transport are boosted, etc etc. That said, and having visited these malls, many items in them are sourced and produced locally, thus providing a boost to local productivity.

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YOU MUST NOT BE SERIOUS, WHAT FACKING COUNTRY IS ON THE RISE. WHAT IS WITH ALL THE USELESS COMMOTION ABOUT.I HAVE LIVED IN BENIN(COUNTRY) FOR TWO MONTHS AND I HAVE SEEN BETTER.NO I DON'T RESIDE IN NIGERIA(I RESIDE IN LONDON) BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN I DO NOT KNOW WHAT NIGERIA IS CAPABLE OF.IF YOU'RE DISPLAYING ALL WHAT YOU HAVE POSTED THAT THIS GOOD GOVERNANCE YOU MUST BE A FOOL,(THAT IS ONLY IF YOUR SAYING GEJ IS DOING A GOOD JOB, IF NOT I DO NOT MEAN FOR THE INSULT). ANYWAY I CAN TELL YOU MUST BE A SKYSCRAPER CITY ONE, TELL THAT BAST ARD HAKON.... I'M NOT FINISHED WITH HIM,HE THINKS HE CAN BAN ME FOR NO SPECIFIC REASON,HE WILL SEE.

I mean just look at the insult,look at 19th,20th century locomotives(for me I will not even describe them as trains)that bast ard, Jonathan commissions.

IS THIS WHAT YOU CALL ON THE RISE.


EVEN THE ROADS IN AKWA IBOM I HAVE SEEN ARE NOT EVEN QUALITY.WHY CANT THEY REMOVE EXCESS SAND.WHY CANT THEY HAVE SPECIAL DESIGNED PAVEMENTS LIKE THE ONES THEY HAVE IN LONDON(THE UK IS THE ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU WILL FIND LIMESTONE ENGRAVED IN THE PAVEMENTS.)STREET LINES SHOPS E.G.

YOU NEED TO BE CREATIVE AND VISIONARY NOT JUST VISIONARY. DO YOU KNOW(FACT) THERE'S IS NOT EVEN ONE GOOD WORLD STAR QUALITY ROAD IN THAT COUNTRY.

anulaxad: I mean just look at the insult,look at 19th,20th century locomotives(for me I will not even describe them as trains)that bast ard, Jonathan commissions.

IS THIS WHAT YOU CALL ON THE RISE.


EVEN THE ROADS IN AKWA IBOM I HAVE SEEN ARE NOT EVEN QUALITY.WHY CANT THEY REMOVE EXCESS SAND.WHY CANT THEY HAVE SPECIAL DESIGNED PAVEMENTS LIKE THE ONES THEY HAVE IN LONDON(THE UK IS THE ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU WILL FIND LIMESTONE ENGRAVED IN THE PAVEMENTS.)STREET LINES SHOPS E.G.

YOU NEED TO BE CREATIVE AND VISIONARY NOT JUST VISIONARY. DO YOU KNOW(FACT) THERE'S IS NOT EVEN ONE GOOD WORLD STAR QUALITY ROAD IN THAT COUNTRY.

Who is this paid critic. Die in your fuc,kin cold London. Bastar.d Whats special about pavements in London?

anulaxad: I mean just look at the insult,look at 19th,20th century locomotives(for me I will not even describe them as trains)that bast ard, Jonathan commissions.

IS THIS WHAT YOU CALL ON THE RISE.


EVEN THE ROADS IN AKWA IBOM I HAVE SEEN ARE NOT EVEN QUALITY.WHY CANT THEY REMOVE EXCESS SAND.WHY CANT THEY HAVE SPECIAL DESIGNED PAVEMENTS LIKE THE ONES THEY HAVE IN LONDON(THE UK IS THE ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU WILL FIND LIMESTONE ENGRAVED IN THE PAVEMENTS.)STREET LINES SHOPS E.G.

YOU NEED TO BE CREATIVE AND VISIONARY NOT JUST VISIONARY. DO YOU KNOW(FACT) THERE'S IS NOT EVEN ONE GOOD WORLD STAR QUALITY ROAD IN THAT COUNTRY.

Britico proper. Do they shi.t in London?

Kai but all dis tin u sure say na naija be dis?

Threads like this gives me hope. All Nigerians need do is inculcate the right attitude.

DEMDEM AND CO,
HOPE YOU ARE ALL SEEING WHAT GEJ IS DOING,PLEASE REMEMBER SLOW AND STEADY WINS THE RACE.

LONG LIVE MY ABLE PRESIDO

ndala: Kai but all dis tin u sure say na naija be dis?

My brotha this is Naija - live and direct. You see, when folks sit in their houses and think they know everything about this country, they couldn't be more wrong. In many ways, things are moving forward - not mega fast of course - but moving all the same.

when u look at where we are coming from.. I will say well done

but when u look at what we have and what we could have done.. I will say we are far away!

all the same.. some small baby step progress.

ifihearam: DEMDEM AND CO,
HOPE YOU ARE ALL SEEING WHAT GEJ IS DOING,PLEASE REMEMBER SLOW AND STEADY WINS THE RACE.

LONG LIVE MY ABLE PRESIDO

U must be daft,sorry to say. Are u telling me it Jona that is responsible for all the project in Lagos?! U better think twice. As for Lag,FG has no stake in that,cant say for other states

anulaxad: YOU MUST NOT BE SERIOUS, WHAT FACKING COUNTRY IS ON THE RISE. WHAT IS WITH ALL THE USELESS COMMOTION ABOUT.I HAVE LIVED IN BENIN(COUNTRY) FOR TWO MONTHS AND I HAVE SEEN BETTER.NO I DON'T RESIDE IN NIGERIA(I RESIDE IN LONDON) BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN I DO NOT KNOW WHAT NIGERIA IS CAPABLE OF.IF YOU'RE DISPLAYING ALL WHAT YOU HAVE POSTED THAT THIS GOOD GOVERNANCE YOU MUST BE A FOOL,(THAT IS ONLY IF YOUR SAYING GEJ IS DOING A GOOD JOB, IF NOT I DO NOT MEAN FOR THE INSULT). ANYWAY I CAN TELL YOU MUST BE A SKYSCRAPER CITY ONE, TELL THAT BAST ARD HAKON.... I'M NOT FINISHED WITH HIM,HE THINKS HE CAN BAN ME FOR NO SPECIFIC REASON,HE WILL SEE.

Can't you express yourself without the use of profane words. I know you have something good to say but your expression is uncalled for.

Good pictures. If the arhcitectural designs are followed to the latter, we can say relatively that our taxes paid are being utilized here in Nigeria rather than being in private accounts of our politicians. We however need good networks of railroads with functional and secured trains so that I can go to Uyo to watch football matches and back to Lagos the same day after the matches.
HOPE SOME OF THESE PROJECTS WILL NOT BE WHITE ELEPHANT PROJECTS BY THE TIME THERE IS REGIME CHANGE?

ROSSIKE:

My brotha this is Naija - live and direct. You see, when folks sit in their houses and think they know everything about this country, they couldn't be more wrong. In many ways, things are moving forward - not mega fast of course - but moving all the same.

Oga Rossike, Well done! But I go fight u o! Why u no post more pix?
There is hope for this country. Even in the midst of Scandals,Boko Haram bombardment, natural disasters (flood), corruption, man-made accidents etc, I'm impressed that things like these are happening...

rodeo0070:
Oga Rossike, Well done! But I go fight u o! Why u no post more pix?
There is hope for this country. Even in the midst of Scandals,Boko Haram bombardment, natural disasters (flood), corruption, man-made accidents etc, I'm impressed that things like these are happening...

I dey come na..

I will commend everyone involved at both state and federal government, as well as public and private sector levels for these projects. Howver, they should also look into the basics. Power generation is most important has it will reduce the cost of doing business greatly. I know because I know how much we expend on diesel in my organization, not to talk of small and medium scale businesses. Also, where are the manufacturing industries? We need them badly. It's sad that our universities graduate students from various courses every year and they can't find industries to work in. They all have to struggle for the same jobs in the same sectors; banking, oil and gas, and telecoms. A biochemist, microbiologist, nutritionist, chemical engineer and so on shouldn't have to always end up in these sectors.

All the same this is commendable.

Lmao, na wen b balloon d or, he b like say na tores go win am o

housa man will say danbroa shaige dan banza, nigeria is moving forward.

[size=18pt]We shall see... (Optimistic)

In the meantime, light no dey our area. Na 50 Naira I take go charge my phone take browse Nairaland.

and lest I forget, How does these edifices affect the life of the common Lacasera or Gala seller on the pot-holled streets of Nigeria. Shey na after all the days sweat he go carry his money go watch movies for cinema (with dirt), or he go go do shopping for mall or he go airport go fly?

Wealth circulating within the wealthy.

Nigerians really know how to flenjo (the rich ones, tho') and decieve the others. ITS INBORN.

This is a far cry from what the average Nigerian (89% of the populace) wants!!![/size]

Oga OP indeed you have done well no doubt about that, in educating everyone especially nairalanders about developmental efforts being made in the infrastructural sector. if one does`nt leave his or her comfort zone they wont know what is happening out there! please keep them coming, we want to see more of these