edoyad:
The Gowon generation failed by letting their peers then, countries like Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore leave them in the dust. Now this crop is failing us by letting Countries like Kenya leave us behind too.

Built2last:
Till we get electricity right. Nigeria should forget development. 80% of our development is tide to it. Modern trains are impossible without electricity.

India has it in theor constitution that every newly elected leader must add 5000 megawatts to existing power generation.

Built2last:


Oga stop fooling yourself in delusion. Google rail projects in Nigeria. It's not the first time we are having such plans which only ends in paper. The rail project you are hallucinating about is to be funded by the Chinese on lease. We are to provide 30% counterparts funding for them to do it. Nigeria does not have the money to meet up with the counterparts fund. We can only wish it happens. This administration has one year to go. Election starts next year and Nigeria will pause again. Alas, it's a circle of doom. Restructure this country and let every region build their region.

baralatie:

PMB wants to build Lagos to calabar it is just that amaechi dey spoil show abi wet in they say happen sef

Rossikki:


Do you ignorant dolts understand there is a $25 billion high speed national rail network CURRENTLY under construction in Nigeria? It will outclass anything Kenya is currently doing, while connecting every state in Nigeria by high speed rail. This is why you and your ilk need to study and research before commenting.

thesicilian:
Nigeria is backward. Even by African standard.

EzeUche:


Will you keep quiet!

Let me say this again, since you are having a hard time understand.

THIS CAN NEVER HAPPEN IN NIGERIA IN A MILLION YEARS.

Rossikki:
Thanks. Now return to your spare parts store. Do you know anything else? Dunce.

By the way, Eko Atlantic is a far bigger project than anything in Kenya. And it is happening LIVE

lestat:

My dear only f00ls don't know this.
I have been around alit and I can tell you Nigeria is one of the most under developed countries in Africa.
Hence most Asians are moving to Kenya

EzeUche:


Those spare parts seller probably work harder than you and contribute more wicked Nigeria than you.r

Now keep quiet.

Splinz:


Are you sure Nigeria is not cursed? What have we been borrowing our own money for?

juman:


But this apc government is a cursed government that has no direction.

Useless government that do budget just to feed themselves not for the people.

adde:
Nigeria has a fair share of Chinese investments. Railway and bridge construction in Lagos, Abuja - Kaduna etc. It is easy to borrow, paying back is the problem. China has perfected a way to keep Africa in perpetual slavery.

Rossikki:
You are a bloody liar. Or you are ignorant. Move to those "developed" African countries nau, or did they refuse you visa?

lestat:

I see
Lol
Ignorance

Rossikki:


We are making giant strides that will DWARF whatever Kenya is doing. Kenya has nothing as extensive and sophisticated as the current $12 billion Lagos-Calabar project.

We need to pay attention to what the govt is doing in terms of projects. There is a push towards infrastructural development. Trouble is people here spend so much time fighting ethnic battles, watching BBN, following celebrities, actresses etc, that they've no clue what the govt is doing, or what projects are going on on the ground.

Built2last:


Oga stop fooling yourself in delusion. Google rail projects in Nigeria. It's not the first time we are having such plans which only ends in paper. The rail project you are hallucinating about is to be funded by the Chinese on lease. We are to provide 30% counterparts funding for them to do it. Nigeria does not have the money to meet up with the counterparts fund. We can only wish it happens. This administration has one year to go. Election starts next year and Nigeria will pause again. Alas, it's a circle of doom. Restructure this country and let every region build their region.

Rossikki:


We are making giant strides that will DWARF whatever Kenya is doing. Kenya has nothing as extensive and sophisticated as the current $12 billion Lagos-Calabar project.

We need to pay attention to what the govt is doing in terms of projects. There is a push towards infrastructural development. Trouble is people here spend so much time fighting ethnic battles, watching BBN, following celebrities, actresses etc, that they've no clue what the govt is doing, or what projects are going on on the ground.

edoyad:


We have been signing rail, mining , refinery , power and what not projects since the first tenure of Obasanjo, what tangible results do we have to show for all these ?
Apart from privately sponsored projects like those of Dangote, there's no assurance that the govt funded ones will be completed. Look at the River state monorail for example, it's turning out to be one of the whitest Elephant projects in this country's history

rozayx5:


and your building a space station also


nonsense

juman:


More than three billion dollars was spent upgrading their rail system.

Borrowed money from china.

Rossikki:
You can laugh out of ignorance. I had a Ugandan colleague once who could not understand the concept of visiting one's village, as we do in Nigeria. He said in Uganda, villages were destitute, abandoned region's where, once you leave, you never return. They use footpaths to enter villages there, he said. You will be lucky to see common soap to buy in rural areas there.

Rossikki:
Use your brain. Go and research. Go and learn the meaning of PPP. Go and visit the Abuja-Kaduna network. Ply the trains. Stop using what happened 20 years ago as an excuse to be mentally lazy and unwilling to keep up with developments.

Built2last:
Till we get electricity right. Nigeria should forget development. 80% of our development is tide to it. Modern trains are impossible without electricity.

India has it in theor constitution that every newly elected leader must add 5000 megawatts to existing power generation.

rozayx5:
kenya is showing us real projects on ground


someone is asking us to google our rail projects like they are built online

common Tanzania i grew up in the 90s, they took light twice in 6 years.

Rossikki:
Use your brain. Go and research. Go and learn the meaning of PPP. Go and visit the Abuja-Kaduna network. Ply the trains. Stop using what happened 20 years ago as an excuse to be mentally lazy and unwilling to keep up with developments.

Rossikki:
Thanks. Now return to your spare parts store. Do you know anything else? Dunce.

By the way, Eko Atlantic is a far bigger project than anything in Kenya. And it is happening LIVE

Hbuyosh:
"Far bigger" is an exaggeration, unless u provide the evidence. Kenya is currently constructinf Konza and Tatu technological cities. Eko ke?

Rossikki:


Because you are shallow-minded and immature, so you prefer to see flashy train stations than to have a 10,000km high speed rail network under construction. The first is glamorous, the second not so much, since there are no flashy pictures to ''show'.

The latter would benefit the country more than the former. That's what's important. It might take years longer to build than flashy train stations, but we can wait.



Liar. Tanzania Power Cuts:

http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/news/Tanzania-slides-into-12-hour-power-cuts/2558-1189160-view-printVersion-y0s5l4/index.html

Pavore9:


Until Nigeria delivers that 10,000km high speed train and Nigerians travel through it, don't downplay other countries that have theirs running. For them, it will boost trade and tourism by delivery this phase 1 while construction is on going in phase 2.

The Kenya's is also built to convey 200 containers daily out of their Sea port in Mombasa.