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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by PureGoldh(m): 7:04pm On Oct 20, 2019

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by fashrola(m): 7:04pm On Oct 20, 2019

Sunofgod:
Water damage can easily be fixed..... unlike fire.

Not for electric motors.... And complicated electronic logic boards

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Nobody: 7:04pm On Oct 20, 2019

to be fully restored in a weeks time. To resume the line, Railway operator, East Japan Railway Co. (JR East) will utilize backup bullet trains to restore 80 percent of the normal timetable by Oct. 25.
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I don't know what this means to anyone who understands how long it takes this shithole to manage natural disasters.

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by somehow: 7:04pm On Oct 20, 2019

godofuck231:
amechi no see this type of trains buy na 1989 Chinese train

Name 10 countries with these kind of trains in the world.

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by RealGOAT: 7:04pm On Oct 20, 2019

10.8 billion naira correct your heading.

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by chukwuibuipob: 7:04pm On Oct 20, 2019

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by friendlyadvice: 7:05pm On Oct 20, 2019

next order of business na to dry the trains for sun and export to Nigeria

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by saint4larin(m): 7:05pm On Oct 20, 2019

Nigerians right now will be thinking of buying flooded train, just like the way dey go after flooded vehicle, and called them Accident free vehicle.

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Charly68: 7:05pm On Oct 20, 2019

This is a colossal loss..we have good weather in the nation but the leaders are killing the followers with their corruption and fraudulent practices

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by StrikeBack(m): 7:06pm On Oct 20, 2019

AwkaetitiBabe:
Nooooooooo oooo! We lucky here sha.

How are we lucky??

Is cluelesss Buhari not a natural disaster

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by noisy45(m): 7:06pm On Oct 20, 2019

Japanese are the masters of railway transport China copyed the bullet train from them had enough accidents and at last they called the Japanese to help them out. grin

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Nobody: 7:06pm On Oct 20, 2019

StrikeBack:
How are we lucky??

Is cluelesss Buhari not a natural disaster

Natural disaster wise

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Powermind: 7:08pm On Oct 20, 2019

godofuck231:
amechi no see this type of trains buy na 1989 Chinese train

Aswear. And if you check him house, na the latest things e use

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Nobody: 7:08pm On Oct 20, 2019

EXLOVER:
With the money i'm hearing flying around this country, we are capable.

No we are not, and i have modified my post

To add, it costs n47000 for one ticket on the Japanese bullet train for 7 days. If Nigeria Railways charges that kind of cost for tickets...you people would cry.

It costs $10.6 bn to build 150 km of track for the same railways in Japan. (Our reserve is 40BN dollars). It costs far more than our reserve to maintain the thing.

Add the fact that the things need electricity to run...and we are not generating enough electricity to power Lagos, talkess of a bullet train.

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by imanray37(m): 7:08pm On Oct 20, 2019

for a working country all mishaps are a blessing in disguise more opportunities ,as research and development on exiting model to withstand future disaster, new ways to reinforce against natural disasters,Japan a potential world superpower before the nuclear holocaust.

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Rubbiish(m): 7:09pm On Oct 20, 2019

godofuck231:
amechi no see this type of trains buy na 1989 Chinese train

Lol

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Kenoxman(m): 7:10pm On Oct 20, 2019

Conceptman:
Nigeria can buy these trains cheap na, Japan will survive trust me.

On which rail den go run?
We neva reach

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by dfrost: 7:11pm On Oct 20, 2019

Wahala deu oOo

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Nobody: 7:12pm On Oct 20, 2019

godofuck231:
amechi no see this type of trains buy na 1989 Chinese train

he buys according to his pocket. if you like bullet trains pay more taxes

japan: tax to gdp 30%

Nigeria: tax to gdp 8%

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by slimthugchimee2(m): 7:13pm On Oct 20, 2019

EXLOVER:
With the money i'm hearing flying around this country, we are capable.

So if they charged you 48000 just for a ride from Lagos to Ibadan you go gree?

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Nobody: 7:26pm On Oct 20, 2019

thundafire:
C bullet train unlike a country dey may budget 100trillion for same yet wouldn't c it but love patronizing refurbished things

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Gerrard59(m): 7:27pm On Oct 20, 2019

slimthugchimee2:

So if they charged you 48000 just for a ride from Lagos to Ibadan you go gree?

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Erolow(f): 7:35pm On Oct 20, 2019

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by oluwasegun007(m): 7:44pm On Oct 20, 2019

godofuck231:
amechi no see this type of trains buy na 1989 Chinese train

The guy did not see it on his visit to japan

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by PotatoSalad(m): 7:46pm On Oct 20, 2019

The affected trains will be scrapped despite the undercarriage waterproof features. The operators fears the trains will not run safely after being submerged for a long period.

Wow.
This would be a different case in Nigeria.

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by naturefellow(m): 7:48pm On Oct 20, 2019

drips8:
They even have back up trains that will begin operations on the 25th.

blows the mind right?

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Hedonisco: 7:48pm On Oct 20, 2019

Pavore9:
“It would take less time to produce new cars than to replace all damaged parts”...See levels!

I tell you. We and them no be mate. It's not by big prick wey be the only thing wey black man dey take boast.

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Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Hedonisco: 7:55pm On Oct 20, 2019

imanray37:
Japan a potential world superpower before the nuclear holocaust.

.. Potential what? Bia, respect yourself o. They have been a latent/understated superpower for the better part of the foregone century. There's nothing that USA, Russia and China has that Japan does not have/cannot have at short notice, even better.

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by Hedonisco: 8:02pm On Oct 20, 2019

isthatso:

he buys according to his pocket. if you like bullet trains pay more taxes

japan: tax to gdp 30%

Nigeria: tax to gdp 8%

See as mouth dey sweet you muke muke. Tax my hairy ass.

Why not tell us Japan's budget implementation rate versus Nigeria's? Or revenue generation/utilisation fidelity/government corruption rates versus Nigeria's?

We should pay more tax so that your useless gods like Tinubu and the other political thieves would open new Swiss accounts to store billions, or so that your chief Tax Man Tunde Fowler would waste more billions on new 'yellow paw paw' slay queens? No make me vex abeg. Nigeria is not a serious country.

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by addexx: 8:06pm On Oct 20, 2019

Den go dry dem for sun

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by imanray37(m): 8:12pm On Oct 20, 2019

Hedonisco:
.. Potential what? Bia, respect yourself o. They have been a latent/understated superpower for the better part of the foregone century. There's nothing that USA, Russia and China has that Japan does not have/cannot have at short notice, even better.

they are short of being a superpower by friend Abi them posses or championed their economy to a military industrial complex?

Re: Flood From Typhoon Destroys Japanese Bullet Trains Worth ₦108b by fayruka(m): 8:25pm On Oct 20, 2019

godofuck231:
amechi no see this type of trains buy na 1989 Chinese train

As in u want to wreck Nigeria abi? To construct the rail track for a bullet train lasan is not a joke not to talk of maintenance talkless of buying a bullet train itself. Abeg let's be managing our 1989 trains like that ooo

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