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Re: Abuja: Many Houses, No Tenants • Changing Face Of A Federal Capital by antispexish(m): 3:04pm On May 03, 2016 |
Krucifax:not according to census details, not according to nigerian mentality and definitely not according to people's observation. on this thread, you have just been told about empty estates. In lagos, estates are probably sold before they are even built. Abuja is unique in that it was created from other states as a unity state with no tribal antecedent. It's for every Nigerian.the tribal antecedent of lagos has not stopped it froM being the nerve center of the country, years after it lost its status as a capital. Abuja has far greater infrastructure than Lagos and was built to plan.built to plan? ,yes, Greater infrastructure? no compare and contrast, national theather Tafawa belewa square number of military barracks federal bridges federal hospitals hotels federal roads housing estates company headquarters hi rise buildings and so on Abuja's true landmass had not even reached 50% occupation. While Lagos is already saturated and having to reclaim land from the sea. Meaning Abuja has far more potential and opportunities than Lagos. modern technology and the ability to build vertically more than horizontaly has thrown such advantage to the dustbin. There is still land in lagos, go to epe badagry and ikorodu. The fact that developers are reclaiming land from the sea shows you that people prefer to stay in lagos than stay in Abuja. eko Atlantic is a very good example. Abuja is at the heart and centre of Nigeria and can be easily assessed from any part of Nigeria. depends, why do I want to assess Abuja? Abuja has better statistics on crime,infrastructure,schools,health care than Lagos. statistics does not depend only on number of crimes, the ratio is important. The number of schools in my local government is more than the number of schools in abuja health care? government or private or both? Abuja presents far more business opportunities than Lagos due to business saturation in Lagos. Whilst Lagos is an already mature market Abuja is relatively virgin territory where ideas of products and services can flourish.good, you just showed us that Abuja, like other places in nigeria is still up an coming Also for foreigners,diaspora and even Nigerians at home Abuja is saner,safer,cleaner and far more organised than Lagos.and yet , airline traffic to lagos is far far more than Abuja. hotels in lagos are more than hotels in Abuja recreational centres in lagos are filled all year round. There are more foreigners in lagos than the whole country combined, they gave even started having communities. Lagos' best days are behind it and it's on the decline. Abuja is the future!!goggle eKo Atlantic, lagos is light years ahead and still developing! 1 Like |
Re: Abuja: Many Houses, No Tenants • Changing Face Of A Federal Capital by antispexish(m): 3:10pm On May 03, 2016 |
Krucifax: name any planned project in abuja, lagos has already done it, it is presently doing it,or it plans to do some thing better. |
Re: Abuja: Many Houses, No Tenants • Changing Face Of A Federal Capital by tobolos(m): 8:14am On May 04, 2016 |
The searchlight should be beamed on ikoyi and part of vi too. So many vacant houses in these axis. |
Re: Abuja: Many Houses, No Tenants • Changing Face Of A Federal Capital by Nobody: 1:51pm On May 06, 2016 |
S6un: is the word biafra censored? Why the dot inside it? |
Re: Abuja: Many Houses, No Tenants • Changing Face Of A Federal Capital by Raymagnate(m): 12:12am On May 23, 2016 |
Our rich men build houses in FCT, send their children outside the country. They put the houses at a higher cost no one can afford. They hire this guy to take care of the compound, pay him salary. He sleeps everywhere in the house with his numerous girlfriends except the Masters bedroom. Now tell me these guys are not crazy......
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Re: Abuja: Many Houses, No Tenants • Changing Face Of A Federal Capital by igbanbajo(m): 2:01pm On Jul 24, 2016 |
timpaker:Pm your number. |
Re: Abuja: Many Houses, No Tenants • Changing Face Of A Federal Capital by Ndipe(m): 2:17am On Jul 26, 2016 |
jimi4us: Greed. |
Re: Abuja: Many Houses, No Tenants • Changing Face Of A Federal Capital by tinzymoha: 10:20am On Sep 01, 2016 |
Please your number or just email me educatblogg@gmail.com timpaker: |
Re: Abuja: Many Houses, No Tenants • Changing Face Of A Federal Capital by victichy: 8:47am On Mar 28, 2017 |
tinzymoha: Sent you a mail bro |
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