₦airaland Forum

Ken006:
Honestly Egypt, Algeria and south Africa are the only Great super powers in Africa.

Nigeria

TayserMahrii:
1 complete BRT, Dar, and three planned addis, nairobi, kigali. Intracity would be Addis light rail, Nairobi commuter rail, Kampala commuter rail, Dar commuter rail, making it 4.

These commuter rails that you talk about are very old, and not very modern when you search Kampala light rail or dar light rail you will get from Kampala plans to build light rail and dar it will say why the city chose brt over light rail. So please stop I kno Nairobi and Addis Ababa have light rail only Addis Has a modern one.

Abohboy:
Lekki airport

Across the road from alaro city, they are going to expand the expressway to 12 lanes and build three new access points one is 12 lanes over two are 6 lanes

vankelvin:
But you could still look for land somewhere other than Lagos City and build an all new airport there.
Accra/ kotoka International Airport has a similar issue but government has secured a vast land at Prampram in the Greater Accra Region where we will build a modern and biggest Airport in West Africa... The Airport city is seeing some development already.
The idea of demolishing such a huge edifice to me is a not not.. well your Leaders know best..

About the new International airport
https://www.graphic.com.gh/news/general-news/investors-submit-proposals-for-construction-of-new-airport.html
https://www.skyscrapercity.com/threads/prampram-new-international-airport-6500-hct-4-5-m-pax-year-45-000-m3-approved.1649726/

The proposed design below

Lekki airport

Roan7:
What purpose will this Kashimbilla dam serve? And when will it be ready?

It’s to be inaugurated in August, it will help with irrigation and water services in the surrounding areas and it will produce 40MW which is enough to power the tea factories and the people living around those areas in Taraba state, Nigeria

Roan7:
Bros this is mambilla dam project already.

No that is Kashimbilla dam they have not started on mambilla I am 100% sure.

TayserMahrii:
Is Siemens already working on the transmission?

Yes they were paid in December 2019, got the equipment in January and started construction in February

vankelvin:
But is it necessary to demolish this building?
You can still build another terminal at the airport? OR?.

You could but the building is looking very derelict and ugly, so it would be better to just replace it and money for compensation of the people’s who house will be destroyed is too much for the government.

TayserMahrii:
Post the power plant progress we make a judgement ourselves.

Construction starts at the end of the year for mambilla, akk gas pipeline under construction

TayserMahrii:
You don't produce 12,000 mw, that's your current installed capacity. You produce 4,000 mw. The 10,000 akk gas will take you to 14,000 not 21,000. That is a big ifffff it happens. Most likely it won't happen. Post the Mambilla dam progress for assessment.

We are able to produce 11 000MW through our power plants but only 4000 can be evacuated now what is 3050 for mambilla plus 7000 from akk is 10 000 and what will our capacity be 25 000MW understand now

chrisooblog:
guy why are you confusing yourself? you said new Abuja terminal to be built and I'm showing you a video of it being commissioned last year

The Old terminal is going to be demolished and they are going to build a new terminal in the place of the old terminal what are you not understanding they built one new terminal" yes but now they are going to start construction on another new terminal which will be built on top of the same land as the old terminal was on I genuinely don’t see what you are not understanding because what I have said is very simple.

TayserMahrii:
You can't jump from the current 4000 MW output to 21000 mW in 3 yrs. Plus we already humbly told you your problem is transmission not production. You could even produce 50,000 mw but still not use much if it. On a second thought, you probably want to use generators to power your electric trains, which is ofcourse very impressive.

In reality we produce 12000MW but the transmission infrastructure can only handle 4000MW by 2023 as I said with the contract with Siemens our transmission infrastructure will be able to handle 25000MW and we would be producing 21000MW because of the added 10000MW from the akk gas pipeline and mambilla hydroelectric dam

jln115:
What's the m2?

Please edit the photo to show I’m not seeing it

Just30:
your economy is smaller than ours by 30 billion dollars. so just rest the noise.

As much as I like west Africa I have to say your wrong your economy is much smaller than that of Kenya

gallivant:
Our job is to sell you more tea, coffee and milk. That dried canned dairy stuff you use is not fit for human consumption.

We produce our own tea, and soon we will be the largest producers of milk. We are working with Netherlands to breed our cows for maximum dairy production

gallivant:
Start by building roads in Mauritania before you think of rail.

Ceecegjwoco shut up. We’re building a regional coastal highway all the way from Dakar to port harcourt something East Africa could only dream of after that it will be a railway of the same path. Don’t test us we are far ahead of you

Is any country in East Africa making trains and railway lines, nope didn’t think so by 2025 Nigeria will be producing 100% of the things needed to make trains were even buildings a railway university so we will have the knowledge by 2027 Nigeria will probably be building railways in Kenya and Tanzania. Our leaders have foresight yours don’t

TayserMahrii:
Better not add Ghana with their gwongoro trains I thought we were talking of electric rail only. Nigeria doesn't have electrified railways. In West Africa only Senegel has a tiny miniscule stretch of electric railway. In East Africa it's a whole different story because we have the Ethiopian - Djiboutian electrified railway stretching for more than 750 Kms, and now the Tz railway stretching for more than 400 Kms once complete. That brings it to a total of over 1000 Kms of electrified rail in only two EA countries. A massive blow already to WA. When Kenya decides to electrify her own we're talking of over 1500 Kms of electrified rail.

The electrification process is supposed to start in 2023 once all the main ones are completed, becuase we need to wait for mambilla, and AKK to be completed before we start that will out Nigeria’s total energy generation at 21 000MW and they will use 300MW of that on the railway projects. So that is about 2500kms of electric railway, one country has more than a whole region. Ha

Mkenya2019:
Nigeria should be adding 1,000kms of the railway - not 200kms every 10yrs.

They all started in 2016 for us to be building 500 in four years is good, than in 2021 we’ll start doing 1200km Lagos- Calabar and 970km port harcourt-maiduguri so yes we are building 1000 of Km of railways any more questions

chrisooblog:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0-xl3vTPzY

Your not understanding let me show you the old terminal

TayserMahrii:
That makes the Tz one superior stretching over 400 kms. Don't forget the massive Ethiopian electric railway stretching to Djibouti. Senegalese are building short 36, 15, 10 km connections. Honestly, not much to talk about in the grand scheme of things. Compare theirs to the Addis light rail.

But it doesn’t because we are talking about intercity railways if you want to go there Nigeria is building three different railway projects of 300km, and guinea is building one of 200km, mind you nigeria also ready has 190km of intercity and we have 48 now add, 300+200+190+48 and your lucky I’m not adding ghana

TayserMahrii:
Similar to the one under construction in Tz. The Tz one is longer though. Post the photos of Abidjan metro u/c.

Abidjan metro

TayserMahrii:
Similar to the one under construction in Tz. The Tz one is longer though. Post the photos of Abidjan metro u/c.

Tanzania is building a national rail line not a city metro were talking about intercity metro.

samorobo:
Meanwhile Nigeria step at diversification...


https://www-thisdaylive-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/06/11/heritage-bank-dukia-gold-to-boost-nigerias-n200m-ounces-of-gold-potential-reserves-fg/amp/?amp_js_v=a2&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#aoh=15919576740050&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.thisdaylive.com%2Findex.php%2F2020%2F06%2F11%2Fheritage-bank-dukia-gold-to-boost-nigerias-n200m-ounces-of-gold-potential-reserves-fg%2F

Soon Nigeria will be the largest producer of jewelry in Africa. We are not going to be exporting raw materials we will process them here in Nigeria.

forgiveness:
Can you please post the source let us see?

Check down below

Abohboy:
The old one that was built in the 1980s not the new one

Here is a news report and his tweet, as you can see he says rehabilitated and expanded, they are going to rehabilitate the old terminals and rebuild them

samorobo:
Can I see the tweet...
Abuja terminal was justT recently built and you think it Ould be demolished..

The old one that was built in the 1980s not the new one

chrisooblog:
little correction Abuja is already built. Lagos and Kano should be ready this year.

No they are rebuilding the old terminal building. They’d re demolish the old Lagos and Abuja terminals,s and replace them with newer more modern ones. Buhari said it

Wuoche:
Turkana Kenya

Wow beautiful wind farms

samorobo:
Arch it dude...it's pretty modern..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJg-tpQC_Es

Looks like the airports in South Africa but it is on a much smaller scale, and the exterior doesn’t look very good no offense it’s just not my style

samorobo:
Must SA always be as standard model for you...what happens to aiming the one in Europe i,South America, North America...just saying.

The ones in SA are of the same standard as the ones in Europe and North America i know from experience I’ve been to jfk, heathrow, or tambo, mma, durban and cape town airport they are all of a similar standard

Shma:
... Has it break ground?

Nope just soil testing. But that was four months ago, by now they should have started piling.