₦airaland Forum

Wuoche:
It`s good you have said that our stations are better. That`s what I replied.

We have to give congratulations where it is needed, but he is right our trains look much better

edon21:
no east Vs west Africa

Oh that’s what we’re doing sadly we can’t defeat Kenya till the Lagos-Ibadan railway is finished that’s where all the good looking terminals are, especially the Lagos and Ibadan ones

rvp20182:
How can reconstruction and rehabilitation be revolutionary

Not revolutionary it’s just a revolution in terms of standard of roads in Nigeria, they are almost triple the thickness of the roads that Nigeria used to build

Wuoche:
A re you sure you want to talk about station?

I’m not talking to you, your stations are beautiful can you Kenyans please stay out of this is between me and kazikazi, give us 6 months then we will start talking about train stations, ours aren’t finished yet, but still the Nairobi and Mombasa terminals are very sleek and modern, congratulations Kenya

Abohboy:
Lagos light rail, still under construction but, most of the stations are finished, like again railways and trains first stations next. After the stations I will leave, clearly kazikazi has runaway with his tails between his legs.

Stations, the rest of the stations are like tramways, kazikazi we can continue this fight by all means, I don’t mind including military, agricultural output, factories, food output, export capacity, housing, we can go

68816419:
Infrastructure revolutions in Nigeria (All major roads are been reconstructed expanded to 6 lanes)
Lagos-Sagamu Expressway
Julius Berger, the firm handling the road, Julius Berger is currently undertaking the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the 43.6 km stretch of the Lagos to Shagamu portion of the Lagos – Ibadan Expressway. The project includes expansion of the highway to three lanes in both directions, as well as maintenance and construction of several bridges and flyovers #theInfrastructurePresident

Please post again I’m not seeing the photos

Abohboy:
Abuja light rail, only airport in sub Saharan Africa outside of South Africa to have a rail link , trains first stations next, we are also getting new trains from China to be delivered by August

Lagos light rail, still under construction but, most of the stations are finished, like again railways and trains first stations next. After the stations I will leave, clearly kazikazi has runaway with his tails between his legs.

Abohboy:
Stations now, next is Abuja light rail, then Lagos light rail than Calabar monorail and finally rivers monorail, by then you would have given up anyway

Abuja light rail, only airport in sub Saharan Africa outside of South Africa to have a rail link , trains first stations next, we are also getting new trains from China to be delivered by August

Abohboy:
Even railways we still beat you at that, Tanzania is still building their railway come and see, Nigeria has done Abuja-Kaduna, we are now doing Lagos-Ibadan, next up is Kaduna-kano and Ibadan-Abuja and Ibadan-kano, railways first stations next.

Stations now, next is Abuja light rail, then Lagos light rail than Calabar monorail and finally rivers monorail, by then you would have given up anyway

Even railways we still beat you at that, Tanzania is still building their railway come and see, Nigeria has done Abuja-Kaduna, we are now doing Lagos-Ibadan, next up is Kaduna-kano and Ibadan-Abuja and Ibadan-kano, railways first stations next.

Abohboy:
Marine transport, kazikazi please, that is very easy, in Lagos thousands of people use marine transport to get around, it is so popular even Uber invested, first the boats than I’ll show you the terminals

Terminals now


Ikorodu
Five cowries

Marine transport, kazikazi please, that is very easy, in Lagos thousands of people use marine transport to get around, it is so popular even Uber invested, first the boats than I’ll show you the terminals

For kazikazi stadiums in Nigeria

1. Abuja ( seating 60,491)
2. Lagos ( seating 24,325 )
3. Akwa ibom ( seating 30 000)


There are many more stadiums with a capacity of 20 000-40 000 seats all over Nigeria but here are just a few, kazikazi I’m waiting

gallivant:
Sammy is lost in translation. Lol

He means completed projects

samorobo:
What concern you with Tanzanians...

Are they troubling you ? Huh.

Don’t you remember East Africa vs west Africa they challenged us to show our best airports, highways etc so let’s go but after I showed they some normal highways in Abuja and Lagos and they have gone to hide away

Why have the Tanzanians not replied with their highways and airports, because they only have one

Why have the Tanzanians not replied with their highways and airports, because se they only have one

Kazikazi:
This comparison of East vs West must end now! Let's just make it easier..
You post the best stuff from west,then someone will post the same from east. Things to post are like these..
5 best airports
5 best ports
5 tallest towers( 40 floors and above)
5 best universities
5 best public hospitals
5 best residential surbubs
5 best stadiums
5 best hotels or resorts
5 best train stations
5 best schools
5 best beaches
5 best national parks
5 best presidential palaces
5 best highways or express ways
5 best railways networks
5 best private hospitals
5 best bridges
5 best marine boats or ships
Etc etc etc

I don’t think Tanzania even has five airports but Nigeria does so here you go, well start with Abuja airport and Kano airport

A taste of some expressways in Nigeria, now Tanzania its your turn since kazikazi wants to challenge us

Mkenya2019:
Nairobi expressway construction starts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUe6M_NLeWY

Not under construction has to be completed

[quote author=Mzal3ndo post=90544683][/quote]Key word off the coast not part of

Tunde835:
It says Nigeria has 12% of 860 million people which is 103.2 million which is about half of our population is living in poverty with above 80% in north nigeria

There are three billion poor people, and the middle class in Nigeria is 50 million, so how can the whole population be living in poverty, some of you people ousting here are just outright illiterate and never do any research

This is completely in factual, there are 3 billion por people in the world and 12% of three billion is more than double the population of Nigeria, please bring on the next lie for me to debunk, I work with facts and numbers not speculations

jl115:
Cool........Baghdad and Bangui are better than Calabar, Port Harcourt, Ibadan ect ect

Disagree about Bangui, disagree about any Nigerian City being rated above South African, and disagree with Baghdad.

Dlonra:
Each and every person living in those slums is a tenant who came to establish himself in the City hence population pressure. Slums are common allover fast growing Cities in Africa including South Africa, Egypt and Nigeria so don't start pretending as if you live in some first world country

I do I live in England mate, and having been to all countries other than Kenya and Egypt, so I know what I’m talking about I grew up in South Africa. And I’ve been to Alexandra slum in Johannesburg and mamelodi slum, slums should not be there if proper town planning is done, why is an african saying that slums are okay, do you not want better things.

jl115:
You asked if Pretoria has a railway connected to an airport.........and it does

OR Tambo airport serves Pretoria as well, because Gauteng is very small, it’s like saying to someone in who lives in Lekki, which airport do you use. When they use the same airport as you someome living in ikeja

Nigerians stop fighting with the South Africans, our cities are not better. FOR NOW, patriotism goes so far, before it becomes stupid pride, Nigeria has a long way to go before we can compare with South African cities. But by 2027 mark my words, Nigeria will be of the same standard, with urban regeneration projects ongoing in 10 different states it will be no time before we are equal.

rvp2018:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/06/big-trouble-as-more-nigerians-sink-deeper-into-poverty/

Notice how I mentioned recession we got a 7 billion dollar loan to stop people from losing their jobs and another 2 billion dollar to process raw food materials and increase yield from farming it will create 10 million jobs, in farming, factories and logistics.

Kazikazi:
East Africa is more developed than west Africa.Countries which are are more developed in east Africa are Mauritius, syschelles,Tanzania,Kenya,Ethiopia,& Rwanda. Mayotte,& Reunion I exclude them since they are mostly under European leadership.

FYI,development isn't just on paper, but is all about life in the ground like electricity coverage, transportation, clean air,water access,city planning,housing,jobs,etc.After saying that,no country in west Africa will match Mauritius! No country will match syschelles.

But they have a very small population I said what is the percentage of population in poverty and the quality of housing for the population Seychelles and Mauritius are a fraction of the overall population.

Dlonra:
East Africa is the real Deal

Okay you have good central business districts, but what about the percentage of the population that lives in slums, outside of Kigali, Rwanda is very poor, Nairobi, Mombasa, eldoret and kisumu all have quite big slums, same applies to dar es salaam, the average person is living in a shack or a dilapidated house.

forgiveness:
Okay, let me agree with you that Cape town, Durban, Johannesburg and Pretoria are better than anything Nigeria has ever offer "for now" but I don't agree George is better than all the cities in West Africa or do you believe that?

South African cities may be very beautiful but it's doesn't mean others cities are not developed.

Technically you can’t compare South Africa to Nigeria, because most cities in Nigeria are much larger and the same applies for George it is a small town so it is easier to maintain so in my opinion George does have better infrastructure and it looks more neat OVERALL when compared to cities in Nigeria, individual parts of Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Calabar, Port harcourt all those places look nice but when you take into account the whole city South African cities win George included.

rvp2018:
At least you don't suffer from giant delusional temptation. But 7-10 yrs is a bit ambitious when poverty is tripling in Nigeria.+

It’s not tripling infact 7 million people have been taken out of poverty since 2016, and after this whole covid recessionn the massive investments in agriculture will pay off.