What a shame to the rest of Africa, especially Nigeria, Namibia gain independence in the year 1990, Namibia which is just 31 years old as a nation has the best road network in Africa.

Naija no even follow for anything!

Nigaria is the giant and elephant of Africa

Rwanda and Senegal confirmed!

What were the metrics used to arrive at this conclusion?
By the way, only Cote d'ivoire and Senegal in West Africa. Na wa for our sub region o.

Wow! I'm surprised there are so many African countries scoring well

Namibia and South Africa for sure.

1: Nigeria

2: Nigeria

3: Nigeria

4: Nigeria

5: Nigeria

Op u Sabi... At first I dey reason u will put one green white green country there.

And Nigeria

TMKsouth:
Wow! I'm surprised there are so many African countries scoring well

The report says "African Countries...". It is not a glabal report.

So, wetin come dey surprise you?

chariisGRACE:



The report says "African Countries...". It is not a glabal report.

So, wetin come dey surprise you?

(Eye roll) And you typed that with such confidence.

TMKsouth:

(Eye roll) And you typed that with such confidence.

Now let's see a similar ranking of Nigeria states with the best roads...to the poorest.

goodmorning40:
Nigaria is the giant and elephant of Africa

And where does Anambra or Osun states rank in Nigeria's own ranking of best road network by state?

chariisGRACE:

And I'm looking at the WORLD RANKINGS.

Just admit u got it wrong and sit the hell down or shut up - or whichever one comes first

The say Nigeria is elephant of Africa how do you expect the road to be good

TMKsouth:


And I'm looking at the WORLD RANKINGS.

Just admit u got it wrong and sit the hell down or shut up - or whichever one comes first

I guess you were expecting to see Nigeria up there, right?

emorse:
What were the metrics used to arrive at this conclusion?
By the way, only Cote d'ivoire and Senegal in West Africa. Na wa for our sub region o.

Cape Verde is also in West Africa.

babajero:
I guess you were expecting to see Nigeria up there, right?

Not really. I always read how Nigerians complain about the lack of infrastructure.

I'd say Ivory Coast and Senegal were the surprises in that top 10 for me. I would have guessed Seychelles and Tunisia would have completed the list.

TMKsouth:


Not really. I always read how Nigerians complain about the lack of infrastructure.

I'd say Ivory Coast and Senegal were the surprises in that top 10 for me. I would have guessed Seychelles and Tunisia would have completed the list.

That shouldn't be a surprise though. Smaller countries tend to do better on these metrics so your real measure/comparison should be against the other few heavyweight African countries that made it to the list.

Bifwoli:
That shouldn't be a surprise though. Smaller countries tend to do better on these metrics so your real measure/comparison should be against the other few heavyweight African countries that made it to the list.

I figured if Namibia, Botswana, Mauritius and Cape Verde made it onto the list then they should have been consistent and added Seychelles and Tunisia (all small countries). But I'm no expert on their roads - just feel like with their higher per capita and organised cities they could be doing better.