Torture2020:
[s]10 billion dollars, nigerian mudder fuggerx I bet you won't sleep tonight, knowing Ghana is attracting big ticket projects? Nigerian refugee, how market?
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I can see you still left your brain behind in 2021.......it's still early 2022 so go back and pick your brain before it's too late. Ode

Shma:

Hobbit. At this time and age, you'll not impress anyone with these antics. We're not here to play hide and seek.
If you can't reason objectively, then take the hell out of here.
Vipingo and tatu are by far more developed than this. those two combined can't stand konza as of now. How do you think a mere structure that looks like a university hostel can match?

hobbit noise maker .... Combine your vipingo, tatu and Konza together and it won't still make up half of this...

Stop mentioning failed projects seeking relevance... After years of doing Konza, vipingo and tatu.... This single project had more construction up and going than all 3 of those project combined..

Even Appolonia city has more project and construction than your tatu

Shma:

Again, by 2030, you'll still sing the same song. Konza has more than 1 building - more than 10 currently under construction, despite the fact that they are in full gear focus on horizontal infrastructure.

this project has more buildings than your Konza, vipingo and tatu combined...

Konza has just 1 building and by 2030 if it gets completed.. it will only be 10% of what I posted

Just40:
this project has more buildings than your Konza, vipingo and tatu combined...

Konza has just 1 building and by 2030 if it gets completed.. it will only be 10% of what I posted

Pure noise.

samorobo:
Loly

But of course this show must continue,my apologies for missing out on the show yesterday,the media team had some technical issues,but good new is that we are back with more spice,more sauce,more entertainment,more mockery.
Without wasting much of your time I present to you yet another fvcked up roadless zoo slumpolis poverty in Kenya. If after watching this video you do not think something is wrong with this zoo then I suggest you check your head.
. Someone somewhere bitterly cursed this zoo,cause I mean phewwwww.




Isiolo poverty zoo slumpolis with zero road and electricity. I spit abeg.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yg7MfeUvJXM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXCqZ300DP0

Show must continue...

Enugu...population 800k!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKVAq9uSwXU

Just40:
this project has more buildings than your Konza, vipingo and tatu combined...

Konza has just 1 building and by 2030 if it gets completed.. it will only be 10% of what I posted

These are the few pics I got from my search about the project..

10B dollars that look like 100m

vankelvin:


These are the few pics I got from my search about the project..

rvp2018:
10B dollars that look like 100m

Keep crying

rvp2018:
10B dollars that look like 100m

Keep crying ;




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyZLtq2e-hA&t=699s

vankelvin:


These are the few pics I got from my search about the project..

This is just the central part of the city project...

This only has the Water park and shopping centers .... There's a huge office blocks construction, apartment and other residential dwellings being constructed around it

Obakillah:


Pure noise.

the video does not show noise but real working .... Unlike.your various dreams

Ghana international mall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOuk0nnmkhE

rvp2018:
10B dollars that look like 100m

It's in Phases and this is Phase 1 which sits on 135 acres.. Watch the video @Just30 posted and see the actual size of the entire project.

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We're working on the phase 1 of a 135-acre commercial project which is huge commercial and recreational complex . The name of the project is Africentre City with a total construction area more than 400,000 sqms. It is the pioneering commercial project of AfCFTA with international trade center , international exhibition center , cross-border e-commerce and logistics park and an international standard waterpark . It will be the biggest international business district in West Africa as well as one of the major commercial hubs in Africa .

Just40:
This is just the central part of the city project...

This only has the Water park and shopping centers .... There's a huge office blocks construction, apartment and other residential dwellings being constructed around it

Yerr

The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has announced that Nigeria had a total of $23.30 billion in investment announcements for the year 2021, a 39% increase compared to $26.74 billion in 2020.
William Ukpe 10 Feb,2022

$23.30 billion announced nationwide, 39% increase from 2020.

The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has announced that Nigeria had a total of $23.30 billion in investment announcements for the year 2021, a 39% increase compared to $26.74 billion in 2020.

This was disclosed by Acting Executive Secretary of NIPC, Mr Emeka Offor at a press briefing in Abuja on Wednesday, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.

While Lagos State led the list for announcements at $8.7 billion, Nigeria’s Manufacturing sector had the highest number of projects (20) with $10.5 billion dollars representing 45% of investment announcements.


What the NIPC is saying about the investments


The NIPC chief said the work for NIPC in the next five years has been appropriately defined by the National Development Plan 2021–2022 (NDP), which has projected a capital requirement of N348.7 trillion with 86% (N298.3 trillion) expected to be provided by the private sector.

“Mobilisation of this capital has become the focus of the commission. It is in this respect that the commission has begun the process of validating the records of the investment announcements.

“We expect the report from this exercise to give us a further understanding of investors’ readiness to invest in Nigeria,’’ Offor said.

On 2021 investment announcements, it disclosed that 2021 saw announcements rise by 39% to $23.30 billion, higher than the $16.74 tracked in 2020, citing an increase in value, indicative of growing adaptation to the global ‘new normal’ after the economic disruption by restrictions imposed to check the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.

“It also indicates the growing confidence of investors in the efforts to improve the national investment landscape,’’ he said.

“The top five states by value of investments, are Lagos (8.7 billion dollars), Bayelsa (3.6 billion dollars), Delta (2.9 billion dollars), Akwa Ibom State (two billion dollars), and Adamawa (one billion dollars).

“The manufacturing sector has the highest number of projects (20) as well as the highest value, 10.5 billion dollars representing 45%.

“The construction sector has 16%, electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 13%, information and communication 12% and mining and quarrying nine percent made up the top five sectors for the year,’’ he added.

Recall Nairametrics reported last year that NIPC announced that Nigeria’s manufacturing sector topped investment announcements for the 3rd quarter of 2021 with US$8.99 billion, attracting 42% of the investments in the country.

https://nairametrics.com/2022/02/10/lagos-leads-in-investment-announcements-in-2021-at-8-7-billion-nipc/

Shma:

Shy away peddling misleading info - lies. This project is a mere 10billion. More of a single concrete - a school-like.

Konza is a big boy thing -a tech city with 95% completed horizontal infrastructure. A well-planned city slated to be completed in 2030

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2A1I6XXLBM

Survey the worldwide projects with the grandness and magnitude of konza. You'll notice that they all start with a proper horizontal layout. you don't just wake up, break ground and start building structures with no visionary plan - for a city.

Next time, don't mention konza. Ghana has no capacity to compete with konza.

I counted 50plots of land from the master plan, does that equates to been a city?

68816419:
The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has announced that Nigeria had a total of $23.30 billion in investment announcements for the year 2021, a 39% increase compared to $26.74 billion in 2020.
William Ukpe 10 Feb,2022

$23.30 billion announced nationwide, 39% increase from 2020.

The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has announced that Nigeria had a total of $23.30 billion in investment announcements for the year 2021, a 39% increase compared to $26.74 billion in 2020.

This was disclosed by Acting Executive Secretary of NIPC, Mr Emeka Offor at a press briefing in Abuja on Wednesday, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.

While Lagos State led the list for announcements at $8.7 billion, Nigeria’s Manufacturing sector had the highest number of projects (20) with $10.5 billion dollars representing 45% of investment announcements.


What the NIPC is saying about the investments


The NIPC chief said the work for NIPC in the next five years has been appropriately defined by the National Development Plan 2021–2022 (NDP), which has projected a capital requirement of N348.7 trillion with 86% (N298.3 trillion) expected to be provided by the private sector.

“Mobilisation of this capital has become the focus of the commission. It is in this respect that the commission has begun the process of validating the records of the investment announcements.

“We expect the report from this exercise to give us a further understanding of investors’ readiness to invest in Nigeria,’’ Offor said.

On 2021 investment announcements, it disclosed that 2021 saw announcements rise by 39% to $23.30 billion, higher than the $16.74 tracked in 2020, citing an increase in value, indicative of growing adaptation to the global ‘new normal’ after the economic disruption by restrictions imposed to check the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.

“It also indicates the growing confidence of investors in the efforts to improve the national investment landscape,’’ he said.

“The top five states by value of investments, are Lagos (8.7 billion dollars), Bayelsa (3.6 billion dollars), Delta (2.9 billion dollars), Akwa Ibom State (two billion dollars), and Adamawa (one billion dollars).

“The manufacturing sector has the highest number of projects (20) as well as the highest value, 10.5 billion dollars representing 45%.

“The construction sector has 16%, electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 13%, information and communication 12% and mining and quarrying nine percent made up the top five sectors for the year,’’ he added.

Recall Nairametrics reported last year that NIPC announced that Nigeria’s manufacturing sector topped investment announcements for the 3rd quarter of 2021 with US$8.99 billion, attracting 42% of the investments in the country.

https://nairametrics.com/2022/02/10/lagos-leads-in-investment-announcements-in-2021-at-8-7-billion-nipc/

In the voice of rvp2018: "Who is foolish enough to invest in Nigeria where there is no electricity?" .

Just a small correction on the report from Nairametric though, it is an increase from 16.74 Billion dollars in 2020 to 23.30 Billion dollars in 2021.

rvp2018:
Long overdue.. kiswahili adopted as one of the AU official languages.. Africa need to agree to use Swahili as the lingua franca.. Southern,Central and East Africa.. already huge acceptances.. considering lots of Arabic p
Loan words should not be problem in northern Africa...so next is for west Africa to adopt it.

English is already the lingua franca in most African countries(including Kenya) .... Why do we need Swahili?

68816419:

I counted 50plots of land from the master plan, does that equates to been a city?

an estate maybe

Just40:
an estate maybe

About the Africenter City project, per the little information I have gathered (though not confirmed) it belongs to a Ghanaian with some partners from China..

Will dig in for more info

vankelvin:


About the Africenter City project, per the little information I have gathered (though not confirmed) it belongs to a Ghanaian with some partners from China..

Will dig in for more info

yeah ..... These days, most big projects are being developed by Ghanaians as more and more Ghanaians are learning to collaborate and partner each other.

jl115:
English is already the lingua franca in most African countries(including Kenya) .... Why do we need Swahili?

I know even Chinese are now learning english

AfriqueDuZuid:
I know even Chinese are now learning english

paying big money to hire English tutors from all over the world

68816419:
The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has announced that Nigeria had a total of $23.30 billion in investment announcements for the year 2021, a 39% increase compared to $26.74 billion in 2020.
William Ukpe 10 Feb,2022

$23.30 billion announced nationwide, 39% increase from 2020.

The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has announced that Nigeria had a total of $23.30 billion in investment announcements for the year 2021, a 39% increase compared to $26.74 billion in 2020.

This was disclosed by Acting Executive Secretary of NIPC, Mr Emeka Offor at a press briefing in Abuja on Wednesday, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.

While Lagos State led the list for announcements at $8.7 billion, Nigeria’s Manufacturing sector had the highest number of projects (20) with $10.5 billion dollars representing 45% of investment announcements.


What the NIPC is saying about the investments


The NIPC chief said the work for NIPC in the next five years has been appropriately defined by the National Development Plan 2021–2022 (NDP), which has projected a capital requirement of N348.7 trillion with 86% (N298.3 trillion) expected to be provided by the private sector.

“Mobilisation of this capital has become the focus of the commission. It is in this respect that the commission has begun the process of validating the records of the investment announcements.

“We expect the report from this exercise to give us a further understanding of investors’ readiness to invest in Nigeria,’’ Offor said.

On 2021 investment announcements, it disclosed that 2021 saw announcements rise by 39% to $23.30 billion, higher than the $16.74 tracked in 2020, citing an increase in value, indicative of growing adaptation to the global ‘new normal’ after the economic disruption by restrictions imposed to check the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.

“It also indicates the growing confidence of investors in the efforts to improve the national investment landscape,’’ he said.

“The top five states by value of investments, are Lagos (8.7 billion dollars), Bayelsa (3.6 billion dollars), Delta (2.9 billion dollars), Akwa Ibom State (two billion dollars), and Adamawa (one billion dollars).

“The manufacturing sector has the highest number of projects (20) as well as the highest value, 10.5 billion dollars representing 45%.

“The construction sector has 16%, electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 13%, information and communication 12% and mining and quarrying nine percent made up the top five sectors for the year,’’ he added.

Recall Nairametrics reported last year that NIPC announced that Nigeria’s manufacturing sector topped investment announcements for the 3rd quarter of 2021 with US$8.99 billion, attracting 42% of the investments in the country.

https://nairametrics.com/2022/02/10/lagos-leads-in-investment-announcements-in-2021-at-8-7-billion-nipc/

this is big

Just40:
paying big money to hire English tutors from all over the world

English is language of the future

AfriqueDuZuid:


English is language of the future

it is the business language of choice.

68816419:

I counted 50plots of land from the master plan, does that equates to been a city?

Don't reason like a hobbit. You can do better.

Appisko:
Ghana international mall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOuk0nnmkhE

What is there to celebrate with this 100, 000 square meters mall space? Typical hobbitopic brain.

Just40:
yeah ..... These days, most big projects are being developed by Ghanaians as more and more Ghanaians are learning to collaborate and partner each other.

Thats the way to go

We need to take the center stage in our development..
Thus, We lead, foreigners in the country follows.

Just40:
hobbit noise maker .... Combine your vipingo, tatu and Konza together and it won't still make up half of this...

Stop mentioning failed projects seeking relevance... After years of doing Konza, vipingo and tatu.... This single project had more construction up and going than all 3 of those project combined..

Even Appolonia city has more project and construction than your tatu

Irrelevant noise. Waste of words. If you can't show us anything on the ground layout, then STFU.

I can show you something like that in 20+ villages in Kenya.

For the meantime, this is tatu. Tatu can't even stand half of konza.

Shma:


What is there to celebrate with this 100, 000 square meters mall space? Typical hobbitopic brain.

Keep crying

100,000 and 65,000 square meters space are not co-equal