Grand Towers Mall, Abuja (status - Under Const)








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Abuja Mall (status - Under Const)







World Trade Center Abuja (status - Under Const)







National Library Abuja (status - Under Const)






Silverbird Entertainment Center, Abuja (status - Completed)









Incar Plaza, Abuja (status - Under Const)








Nigerian Cultural Center Abuja (status - Under Const)


"Nigeria Cultural Centre pyramid-like structure is 50 metres high designed in a wide glass and steel 150,000 metres cube comprising seven multi-storey buildings connected. Amongst the features are a museum, an auditorium, mediatheque, a botanical garden, an aquarium, a fitness centre, a hotel. The tower has two carriers in it that takes people to the restaurants on it as well to view the entire city in the capital, "

These mallams go chop well well if Nigeria separates. Abuja will go to the North, so these ones na free for them to take

Rossik - Do you have pictures of the Abuja light rail construction? I like to see progress - you can see the pillars around SITEC ESTATE - may do some photographing there tmrow.

Thank you for the phantom pictures.

^^I believe they're called architectural renders to depict the product in its finished state.

Every facility has been shown with pics of on-going construction.

while school are suffering.

This is great. Abuja is shaping up to be a very good capital city.

What I am happy about most is that after approving these projects they are ACTUALLY being builts rather than being abandoned.

Way to go Abuja, I may have to consider relocating to ABJ in a few years.

Money that should be spent on other important things such as Electricity Power and Refineries, Roads, Railways and Education,is spent building Malls and Entertainment centres for the looters

they malls are privately built

^ from money looted from the treasury ?

Don't be decieved, majority of thoes projects you saw up there are abandoned projects except the siverbird galleria that have actually been completed and the shoprite towers undergoing serious construction.Mtcheew, !

Since El'Rufai left, nothing meaninful in terms of structural development have happened in Abuja and I beging to wonder, where was El'Rufai getting all thoes monies used for developing the city from duiring his time? Either he was using his personal funds (which is impossible) or the people that came after him are just bunch of looters! We need El'rufai back!

I know construction work has resumed on the national library site and also the Abuja mall is a partnership between the FCTA and private developers.

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kokoA:

Don't be decieved, majority of thoes projects you saw up there are abandoned projects except the siverbird galleria that have actually been completed and the shoprite towers undergoing serious construction.Mtcheew, !

Since El'Rufai left, nothing meaninful in terms of structural development have happened in Abuja and I beging to wonder, where was El'Rufai getting all thoes monies used for developing the city from duiring his time?   Either he was using his personal funds (which is impossible) or the people that came after him are just bunch of looters! We need El'rufai back!

How can you blatantly lie like this? Which projects are abandoned? Name them. Abeg- dont say stuff you know absolutely nothing about.

kokoA said

Don't be decieved, majority of thoes projects you saw up there are abandoned projects except the siverbird galleria that have actually been completed and the shoprite towers undergoing serious construction.Mtcheew, !

Since El'Rufai left, nothing meaninful in terms of structural development have happened in Abuja and I beging to wonder, where was El'Rufai getting all thoes monies used for developing the city from duiring his time? Either he was using his personal funds (which is impossible) or the people that came after him are just bunch of looters! We need El'rufai back!

Take your lies back to the ZOO you emerged from. Miserable cow.

over 70% of the population live in abject poverty and misery, the educational system is in a state of near collapse, roads are death traps, unemployment is on the rise, health care is non existent and yet these ba.stards think the most important think for them to do for the people of nigeria is to build shopping malls which only the nigerian elite class will be able to afford to shop in. smh

werepeLeri:

How can you blatantly lie like this? Which projects are abandoned? Name them. Abeg- dont say stuff you know absolutely nothing about.

Hello! Do you live in Abuja?

Rossikk:

kokoA said

Take your lies back to the ZOO you emerged from. Miserable cow.

Uncultured Baboon Can you brovre me wrong? IdioT!

so government can find private partnerships to build malls and entertainment centres but not to maintian our refineries, power generation, roads, health care, security etc?

The real question here is development doesnt have to be exclusively concentrated in specific areas- like only three or four places in the whole of nigeria.

no stable electricity that could help develop our manufacturing sector

just about all our interstate roads, and many intrastate roads, are death traps

no drinking water from a public source comes out of the tap/faucet

extrajudicial killings by the police and military, along with bribery collections, all under broad day light, is still the order of the day

our educational system, at all levels, is on a verge of collapse. our graduates, for example architects, cannot draw a line to connect two dots; our electrical engineers cannot build a simple circuit board.

yet, these bastards are constructing all these patch patch projects when the projects that actually transforms a country from developing to emerging to advanced are ignored.

and you say we don't have "fools" in power.

While these projects are commendable, the various governments should also understand that it's not just enough to plant huge projects, there is also a need for various link roads, modern roads that would compliment the stature of what is being built. This i think was one of the issues that hampered the full realisation of the whole potentials of the Tinapa project and other such projects across the country.

boko haram will allow them to build ba? but our niger delta brothers will not allow investors to build down here witout kidnapping them, what a shame,

Do people in here understand what the meaning of private developments? Who told you all the projects are government funded? Why not think instead of just working yourself up un necessarily?

Nchara:

These mallams go chop well well if Nigeria separates. Abuja will go to the North, so these ones na free for them to take

don't worry about that, it will be taken care with bombs and other explosives. I assure u, they will have nothing to go home with.

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werepeLeri:

Do people in here understand what the meaning of private developments? Who told you all the projects are government funded? Why not think instead of just working yourself up un necessarily?

You think Nigerians are fools? All these projects, marked as private developments, are avenues through which government money is funneled. Often times, stolen funds are actually used to construct this projects, and our politicians are stakeholders in many of these projects.  It is tantamount to money laundering in the underground world, where mafia lords look for entrepreneurs who are willing to help transform dirty money into clean money through their respective enterprises.

Let's use Lagos as a case study. All those Lekki projects developed by Asiwaju Tinubu are on it face called private projects, but we all know where Tinubu got the money from. Why hasn't any private sector project in the power industry taken off?

Only a few on that list are private projects and thoes are the ones trully under contruction. The rest are just waste of government money.

Rossike, Nice thread.

But next time, when You pull pictures from skyscrapercity.com , you should refer people back to them, and not just copy peoples' efforts from that website, and ''mass-paste'' over here.

good construction works, my advised to the govt is that proper measures shud be put in place to checkmate security lapses before terrorist start bringing them down,

I don't think the Silverbird Entertainment Center should be listed as fully constructed, the place still lacks a decent access road.

The Nigerian Cultural Center and the National Library are funded by the government.