₦airaland Forum

jmoore:
Recently Russia is embarking to build a solar project in Mali. 200 megawatts capacity at the cost of 217 million dollars.

If Nigeria had channeled the 15 trillion naira into solar power generation, we will get 9,400 megawatts at the cost of 10.26 billion dollars.

JASONjnr:
We need the connection from the extreme south to the west....

This is a well thought out plan. Many Nigerians will appreciate this efforts.

Go to the North, they have rails connecting their regions and they travel at ease.


This is the turn of the South...


This is south lekan!

JagabanB:
The moment they don't like the government, they all become experts.
If it was invested in electricity, u will say another thing.

jmoore:
Recently Russia is embarking to build a solar project in Mali. 200 megawatts capacity at the cost of 217 million dollars.

If Nigeria had channeled the 15 trillion naira into solar power generation, we will get 9,400 megawatts at the cost of 10.26 billion dollars.

jmoore:
Recently Russia is embarking to build a solar project in Mali. 200 megawatts capacity at the cost of 217 million dollars.

If Nigeria had channeled the 15 trillion naira into solar power generation, we will get 9,400 megawatts at the cost of 10.26 billion dollars.

DMerciful:
Tinubu has failed and this coastal road non completion will expose the failure the most

jmoore:
Recently Russia is embarking to build a solar project in Mali. 200 megawatts capacity at the cost of 217 million dollars.

If Nigeria had channeled the 15 trillion naira into solar power generation, we will get 9,400 megawatts at the cost of 10.26 billion dollars.

JagabanB:
Just like third mainland bridge?

DMerciful:
Babangida built third mainland bridge.

JagabanB:
That's true, Babangida closed it few months ago and repaired it, Babangida is doing well.

DMerciful:
Repairing road is achievement compared to the money required for building 700km coastal road? Money that Nigeria does not have?

JagabanB:
If u can't relate simple comparison, u shouldn't be engaging in national discussion.

DMerciful:
So the North thats connected with rail, whats the economic output or benefits?

Any investment at a time like this should be one that grows the economy substantially

kedeojo:
You are so ignorant. Who Feed the south and common sense didn't tell you the economic benefits.

DMerciful:
Nobody feed the South!

Rice from Northern Nigeria is more expensive than rice from Thailand and has less quality.

If the fg leaves the border open, we would rather import cheaper and more quality rice from Thailand

jmoore:
Recently Russia is embarking to build a solar project in Mali. 200 megawatts capacity at the cost of 217 million dollars.

If Nigeria had channeled the 15 trillion naira into solar power generation, we will get 9,400 megawatts at the cost of 10.26 billion dollars.

DMerciful:
Nobody feed the South!

Rice from Northern Nigeria is more expensive than rice from Thailand and has less quality.

If the fg leaves the border open, we would rather import cheaper and more quality rice from Thailand

SalamRushdie:
We are still deceiving ourselves that a 700km road is being built from Lagos to Calabar ? 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

jmoore:
Recently Russia is embarking to build a solar project in Mali. 200 megawatts capacity at the cost of 217 million dollars.

If Nigeria had channeled the 15 trillion naira into solar power generation, we will get 9,400 megawatts at the cost of 10.26 billion dollars.

blacknp:
Typical confused Obidients, consumption to production Hypocrites.

Want to enjoy, but don’t want to sacrifice, proponents of microwave economics.

Turboking:
Wow, so impressive, so much for the proponents of "moving from consumption to production" honestly,you these gbajue people are just confused