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Kano-Maradi Rail Line This 284-km railway will link Kano, Nigeria, to Maradi, Niger Republic, boosting trade and travel. Passing through major northern cities, it will improve regional commerce and job creation. With a $1.9 billion investment, the rail line will connect landlocked Niger to Nigeria’s ports, unlocking vast economic opportunities. Kano-Kaduna Rail Line This 203-km high-speed railway will make travel between Kano and Kaduna faster and more efficient. Part of the Lagos-Kano Standard Gauge Railway, the project recently secured a $254 million loan from the China Development Bank. Once completed, it will be worth over $1.2 billion and drive trade and economic growth. Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Spanning 700 km, this mega highway will connect Lagos to Calabar, linking key coastal cities and boosting trade, tourism, and transportation. Built with concrete and featuring rail tracks, the first phase is set to finish by mid-2025, with full completion expected in 8 years at a cost of ₦15 trillion. |
Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Gas Pipeline The 614-km AKK Gas Pipeline will transport 2.2 billion cubic feet of gas daily, powering industries and homes across northern Nigeria. This $2.8 billion project, launched in 2020, is key to Nigeria’s shift to a gas-powered economy. Despite delays, it’s set for completion in 2025, promising cleaner energy and industrial growth. |
The Ark by Winners Chapel Living Faith Church, led by Bishop David Oyedepo, is building The Ark, a 100,000-seat megachurch—double the size of Faith Tabernacle. Featuring cutting-edge architecture and world-class acoustics, this massive project, launched in 2021, is set to be one of the largest church auditoriums in the world. |
NNPC Refinery Rehabilitation NNPC Limited is revamping Nigeria’s refineries to boost energy security and reduce imports. The Port Harcourt Refinery (210,000 BPD) is coming back to life, with the old plant now operating at 70% capacity. The Warri Refinery (125,000 BPD) has restarted Area 1, producing diesel, fuel oil, and naphtha, while the Kaduna Refinery (100,000 BPD) is also being restored. With a $3 billion investment, including $1.5 billion for Port Harcourt alone, these projects are creating jobs and driving economic growth. |
Lagos Blue Line Phase 2 Following the successful launch of Phase 1 in 2023, the rail is extending **14km from Mile 2 to Okokomaiko**, bringing faster, safer travel to millions. New bridges at Mazamaza, Satellite, and LASU are underway, along with high-speed **electric trains** from China to end traffic woes. Now **30% complete**, Phase 2 is set for commissioning in **2026**!
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Five new Mini-LNG plants NNPC, in partnership with Gasnexus and BUA Group, has launched plants with a **97 million SCFD** capacity, boosting Nigeria’s gas infrastructure. Equipped with advanced liquefaction units, they ensure efficient processing and distribution. This project supports economic growth, job creation, and energy security in line with the federal government’s gas strategy.
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Gusau International Airport With a 3.4-km runway, modern terminals, and advanced air traffic systems, it will boost business, tourism, and connectivity. Governor Dauda Lawal is driving the project to create jobs and attract investors. Built by Triacta Nigeria Limited, known for top-tier infrastructure, the airport is progressing fast and is set for completion in 2027.
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U.S consulate Lagos Lagos is making history! The U.S. is building its biggest consulate in the world right in Eko Atlantic City. This $537 million, 12.2-acre masterpiece blends cutting-edge design, sustainability, and resilience. With a Diagrid Façade inspired by Nigerian patterns, smart energy use, water recycling, and storm resistance, this isn’t just a building—it’s the future.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jS2u-ybJtqg Nigeria is undergoing a rapid transformation, with groundbreaking projects shaping its future. From record-breaking highways to revolutionary refineries, 2025 is a year of monumental progress. |
skywalker240:Monopoly will not be the reason Nigerians will buy fuel for 3k..it is the devaluation of naira and inflation that will cause that..Dangote is only a business man like every others.. Average businesses increase their price when inflation comes..that isn't a problem....but it is a problem when big businesses does and you ignore the core cause of the problem which is your government.. I believe you are doing 9-5 job and don't understand business |
engrchykae:No competitor producing cement have ever been driven out of business..only those who imported (Ibeto).. It is better he drives importers out of business and force them to build their own refinery to compete favourably.. Nigeria had only 4 cement plant before Dangote came in to complete..in 20 years the number of cement plants has risen to 10 with a new plant being built in Ogun |
mycar:Build your own refinery and stop making noise |
Tinubu should be more committed to ensuring an economy secured from external Influences especially now that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbrQwFCCW-0 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbrQwFCCW-0 Trump’s New Policies: A Nightmare for Nigeria? 🇳🇬🔥
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A2s8xqpu8s Ever wondered how a presidential vehicle is built to keep a leader safe? The Cadillac Escalade chosen by President Tinubu has it all: bulletproof glass, reinforced armor, and a range of other top-secret features to ensure maximum protection. Get an inside look at the technology and craftsmanship behind Nigeria’s new flagship vehicle. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A2s8xqpu8s Ever wondered how a presidential vehicle is built to keep a leader safe? The Cadillac Escalade chosen by President Tinubu has it all: bulletproof glass, reinforced armor, and a range of other top-secret features to ensure maximum protection. Get an inside look at the technology and craftsmanship behind Nigeria’s new flagship vehicle. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A2s8xqpu8s Ever wondered how a presidential vehicle is built to keep a leader safe? The Cadillac Escalade chosen by President Tinubu has it all: bulletproof glass, reinforced armor, and a range of other top-secret features to ensure maximum protection. Get an inside look at the technology and craftsmanship behind Nigeria’s new flagship vehicle.
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tundegan:The refinery rehabilitation started under Buhari..in fact Tinubu did nothing as finance arrangements were all done under Buhari through loans.. It is a buhari project that unfortunately couldn't stay in power to see the end.. the only start and complete project my Tinubu is the 3rd mainland bridge rehabilitation |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLQkpwGH5co To think that Yar Adua had the opportunity to sell port Harcourt refinery to Dangote during his tenure..this long cry of fuel subsidy, import and high prices would have been eliminated at least a decade ago This is what you get when visionless people are in power..refused to transfer it to private hands and left it to rot.. Today they are beginning private companies to take over it..funny enough they had to spend their money to repair it first. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLQkpwGH5co Finally.. Dangote's competition is here..no monopoly ![]() Warri, Kaduna and BUA refinery loading |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQiQh7hOY7g An obvious fact.. the economic woos we face today has absolutely nothing to do with fuel subsidy. It is the drastic devaluation of naira from 500 to 1750! In less than 2 years |
I feel like this people always put into a programming to their ear buds to go missing..since I switched to oraimo, I don lost like 2 ear buds in 2 months |
RedScorpion:You need to take your medications.. Tinubu did not suffer any loss from Igbo if he won at the end that's the point.. The Igbos have become almost irrelevant in politics since GEJ left office.. This is coming from a fellow easterner.. kiss the truth.. |
RedScorpion:Did he lose the final election because of Igbos?.. Don't be too dull |
RedScorpion:Lol..did he ever lose any election because of Igbos? Next please |
