DEEP BLUE PROJECT

Cost: $195 million (~₦93.6 billion)

Expected Delivery Date: Project completed and commissioned

Details:
The Deep Blue Project is an integrated security and waterways protection infrastructure project. Many modern and state of the art security equipment were bought for this project, they include 17 fast response vessels, 2 special mission vessels, 2 special mission long range aircrafts, 3 helicopters, 16 armoured vehicles and 4 drones etc. This is to help the security agencies take the fight to the pirates in the Gulf of Guinea and the creeks of Niger Delta. Also illegal fishing on Nigerian exclusive economic zone will be reduced significantly because of the renewed capability of the security agencies... Photos coming.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5If-QiJmpw

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LAGOS - CALABAR RAIL LINE

Cost: $11.1 billion (~₦5.3 trillion)

Construction Stage: Up coming 4th quarter 2021

Expected Delivery Date: First Phase 2023

Details:
The Lagos - Calabar rail line has a construction cost of $11.1 billion (~₦5.3 trillion) The project spans 1,400km with more than 22 stations. It will start from Lagos in the south west of Nigeria and go through Ijebu Ode, Ore and Benin City in the mid west. From Benin it will connect to the deep southern cities of Sapele, Warri & Yenagoa. From here it will head east to Port Harcourt, Aba, Uyo and finally end up in Calabar in the far end of the south east. In other words the rail line is a west - east rail system that connects most coastal cities and sea ports. See all the cities that will be linked for the first time by rail with this huge project. Photos coming...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ1vn8_WFWA

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This thread is to showcase the huge and multi billion $$ projects currently going on in Nigeria. Huge projects that are in design stages or proposed but not yet awarded, will also be shown in this thread. Projects may include private or government sponsored projects. These huge projects will be shown in videos or images. Feel free to contribute meaningfully to the thread. Thanks

This building is to enhance operations of NIMASA as regards to the Deep Blue Project in this video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5If-QiJmpw

Lagos Smart City Project


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

When a country within a country goes shopping


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsI_J7YsbXw

Small small Naija will get there...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ1vn8_WFWA

Lizzy Anjorin's many spats with other celebs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJp9-FjZMng

cjrane:


I would have been shocked if Ned Media did not attend the test flight demonstration. His video and Eboh Media's were some of the best documentaries during the construction. I have come to love these two vloggers and their ways of telling a story through their unique perspectives.

Thanks for the compliments CJ.


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

This airport is massive...



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

Anambra amaka
Get ready Anambrarians and everybody because very soon you will be landing in your homeland!!
Anambra International Airport's 3 maiden flights + full updates.


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

The type of trains that run on the blue line

See Eko Atlantic City after 13 years construction began.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqrllx9uMLI

There is nothing wrong in printing money especially when the country has a huge population to push the inflation over to. China did it, in fact China printed trillions to help build their economy and today they are better for it. If we have good economic managers in Nigeria, they should print trillions of naira to support infrastructure and not for recurrent expenditure.

This is not a white elephant project. Lagos state has the population that needs other forms of transportation. It will also reduce traffic on the roads. The CBN helped in financing this project. Get ready to board trains in Lagos next year. The blue lines will use electric trains.

Eko òní baje

All you need to know about the $188m Lagos Rail Mass Transit (Red Line), the project will be delivered in 20 months.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CC49g3emoqM

DSS1335:
Wisdom is profitable for direction!

See what Peter Obi did to a man who broke his security


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn7X2Cw7S-g

Malaysia? The Oluwole (document forgery) capital of the world? Although Naija kpali na e-Passport, the contractors and especially Malaysia cannot be trusted. The should conclude the withdrawal and give it to a local company or Nigeria Security Printing company.

The rate of development in Anambra is amazing.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMz9f1DM1dI

One of the best estates to own a property in Awka. The Ngozika Housing Estate with multimillion $$$ palatial mansions in 4k UHD.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV06QzhX230

It is wrong to violently attack electricity company personnel. Seriously prepaid meter will stop all these confrontations. In some African countries, customers pay a small amount and the prepaid meter is installed. When they recharge the meter, 20% of the amount is deducted to offset the balance for the prepaid meter. They should try and implement that in Nigeria.

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Im impressed with Udoka Estate, it has really developed. In the early 2000's, it was just a bush with few houses

Yes it has come a long way. Unu anuna ngwo na nkwu n'abia.
This one is going live in a few days.

Invest in Anambra maka akuluo uno... Udoka Housing Estate Awka in 4k UHD. Enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zIbgm1YXqo

That's very true


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

MysteryShopper:
They know all those things but they thought they could sway people with their lies. Now I understand why Obiano decided not publicise the project until it is completed. It is because of bitter envious people like focusmind

Why do critics of this airport not see the jobs that this airport will create for Anambrarians? For the first time Anambrarians in the diaspora will be able to travel directly to their homeland.

Focusmind:


Anybody living in Onitsha will gladly fly to Asaba than using that Umuleri Airport with potential armed robbery menace on the airport road.

The siting of that airport in that area is a big minus. I come to Onitsha regularly and usually land in Asaba before moving to Onitsha. Why would I want to use an airport situated miles from Onitsha?

Considering the way people in that area behaves, I fear the security situation along that airport road. Airport road is usually targeted by robbers to rob people going or coming from the airports.

Onitsha is still far from what a modern city should be and Nnewi is even worse, with dusty roads and decrepit drainage systems.[code][/code]

The distance from Onitsha to Asaba airport is about 25km. From Onitsha to the Anambra airport is about 25km. See pics. The distance will be shorter when the main entrance from Umunya opens. The airport was cited there for easy access to people living in Anambra's 3 major cities, Onitsha, Nnewi & Awka.

Considering the usual traffic situation at the bridge head, this airport when operational should be a no brainer to passengers. Concerning security, the Umuleri youths are sometimes restive but security is no longer an issue around there, it seems it's been long you visited the area. Check this video to see a how the area looks like now.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOytn2waA3k

Apapa looks beautiful now that the trucks are no longer packing everywhere.


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

Quick retrieval to you OP.

Wow!! See it up close here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqhst4gBLeE