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darfay:
Is it a Nigerian company?



Is like they are pointing yam on this one's head!!'

uzzyke:
Lakowe Lakes Golf and Country Estate located on the lekki-epe axis is an exclusive 308-hectare residential golf estate owned and developed by Mixta Africa, a leading real estate development company and wholly owned subsidiary of ARM holding company.

Jonraid:
The word beautiful shouldn't be juxtaposed closer to Nigeria!

Jonraid:
Maybe you should plant trees around them then. I mean, you'd think that they are right on Mars !

rvp2018:
8Do you even have or adhere to some building code or you just build.In kenya at mimum you need to reserve 25% of land for greenery..in other places like Karen they use to allow one hse in 5 acre land..now its 1 acre.Greenery is a requirement to build a decent non slum residences.Most of houses I see in Nigeria would never be allowed in a modern city..just concrete everywhere...instead of just the drive away...everywhere is carbo.

Jonraid:
We need real pictures of Nigerian homes and not artistic impressions or renders!

Jonraid:
Thanks to Rotich, it means that I'll have to fork out more to buy my first car. A new Prado in the Kenyan market costs nothing less than 100,000 dollars whilst in the Australia and Japanese market,the same unit would range from 45-50k US dollars.

I'm not complaining,this is a good move nonetheless. It's about time our local automotive industries benefit from this policy.One of the intentions of such a directive is to make imports expensive in the eyes of our own locally made cars.

In June 2018, Industrialization Cabinet Secretary Adan Mohammed said that the government was set to block sale of vehicles aged above five years saying the move was aimed at boosting local car makers, calling for discussions with stakeholders.

Second car traders at the time criticized government’s proposals to impose new age limits on second hand vehicles imported into the country saying that lowering this period to five years will lead to a sharp drop in revenue and affect jobs.

Kenya, Algeria, Mozambique, Tunisia and Libya currently allow importation of used cars between age of six to eight while Countries such as Morrocco, Sudan and South Africa have a total ban of second-hand car imports.

The regulations by KeBS will be drafted by Tuesday, January 15 then after, the gazettement and enforcement later in June after budget reading.

According to Car Importers Association of Kenya (CIAK) chairman an average of over 24,123 used cars are imported into the country per month amounting to Sh13.5 billion(130.5 million US dollars) in revenue for the government.

rvp20183:
More Nairobi estates

rvp20183:
Liveable houses are those you'll find in Nairobi. Not concrete monstrosities.

Ibrahimanis:
GDP is the value of goods produced within a country not the value of export. So why are you bringing export into it?

Anyway this is for you. I am done. If after this you still insist on Nigeria's GDP been cooked, well it's your problem, the whole world knows otherwise which is why they invest in our cooked GDP more than your uncooked GDP.

https://africacheck.org/reports/nigerias-economy-services-drive-gdp-but-oil-still-dominates-exports/

theenchanter:
Nigeria's main sector is not oil, services contributes more d our economy than oil. Oil is just a major source of foreign revenue.

Every country on earth needs to fix one thing or d other, there's no complete country. We're currently fixing so many thing (check d list of african countries with most ongoing projects)

do4luv14:
Its a brand new day.....

its my birthday..... HAPPY BIRTHDAY to me

one and only sir DO4LUV14

bosses, ogas, chairmen, and madams in this he hauz show me some LOVE,


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tylann:
Ministry of communication tower

sufferNsmiling:
Kenya does not need bus because kenya is going for underground metro system like london and new york. Kenya is going for trains underground once .lagos is one of the most congested cities in africa the bus lanes will never work. Underground trains and overhead trains at the future

Joebie:
Ovie Ejaria in action for Reading today. Aluko benched

Ibrahimanis:
Daejoyoung, forgiveness, 68816419, darfay, theenchanter, other Nigerians!

I just found out that cellulant, one of Kenya's most valuable indigenous company is co-founded by a Nigerian. Imagine that!

Ibrahimanis:
Exactly, I wanted to tell them that but I think I will just waste my time.

Nigeria and South Africa (the countries with the largest manufacturing sector in SSA) did not rush to sign. South Africa also conducted a thorough consultation before signing, Nigeria IS going to sign also, just not yet.

rvp2018:
look like you never had buses in lagos...just 14 seater ugly dafnos...nairobi has lots of buses and mini buses plying it roads...they just need a dedicated lane.I get your excitement now.First time youre having buses ply your city.Nairobi has hundrend bus companies with thousands buses...starting from kbs, city hoppa, double mm, etc...plying city estates.

rvp2018:
Comcraft manufacture in Nigeria.Our manufacturing companies are probably 3rd after South Africa $ Egypt.We are second to Egypt in COMESA IN SELLING FINISHED MANUFACTURED GOODS.You companies are afraid of Ghanian.

rvp2018:
we are ahead on that...14 seater are being phased out..in nairobi for last nearly 10yrs no new one has be registered.

Jonraid:
They are hesitant of even signing the continental free trade pact lest Nigeria gets turned in a dumping ground! Kenya and Ghana did it quick!

rvp2018:
why not sign ecowas custom union $ africa free trade if you have good manufacturing base.YOU CANNOT EVEN COMPETE WITH UGANDA WHO HAVE 4500 PLUS MANUFACTURERS.Kenya is on another level.That you can actually attempt to list your companies here show how small base you got to cover.kenya i think has 500k companies registered or some crazy big number like that.

samsobo24:
I discovered that thread of IBOs and Yoruba's competing with each other, in the areas of businesses.

That's how it should be,I will destroy this thread with the those achievements,to send Kenyans away.That's why Nigeria's manufacturing industry is second or third biggest.

The results there are too much.

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tylann:
And Nigerian cities are among the top ten worst cities

tylann:
Bring the list of worst cities in Africa
I show you something

mtisTheQubit:
Your fellow naijas think otherwise..an am not lazy

https://www.nairaland.com/4409942/lagos-abuja-named-among-worst

tsephanyah:
Someone asked me, “How are you single?” and I replied, “Easy. I’m a nightmare,” and that was the end of that.

Mickael2:
Bro true true you have absolutely no idea what you are saying. That your comment about Abiriba reeks of emotive bias and absolutely negative prejudice. Go and look for how you will reach their level, bad belle won't help

mtisTheQubit:
Below are The top 15 worst cities to live in Africa 2018.

From least worst (15) to worst (1)

15. Harare, Zimbabwe

14. Lagos, Nigeria

13. Abuja, Nigeria

12. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

11. Antananarivo, Madagascar

10. Tripoli, Libya

9. Niamey, Niger

8. Bamako, Mali

7. Nouakchott, Mauritania

6. Conakry, Guinea Republic

5. Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

4. Brazzaville, Congo

3. N’Djamena, Chad

2. Khartoum, Sudan

1. Bangui, Central African Republic


http://www.informationng.com/2018/03/lagos-abuja-named-among-the-worst-cities-to-live-in-africa-see-full-list.html