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Ikengawo:
even better

US (baltimore)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a2/MTAM_Millford-Mill-departing-train.jpg
Russia
[img]http://02varvara.files./2008/07/russian-train.jpg[/img]

UK
[img]http://timgarratt.files./2011/01/east_midlands_train.jpg[/img]
https://www.mattypsrailwaypics.com/uploads/9/3/9/5/9395206/8907963.jpg

Nigeria
https://www.tribune.com.ng/images/lagos-train.jpg


looks on par to me, great for a country that lost this service for 35 years due to military misrule (Buhari + Co)

You failed to tell us since when those trains have been in action, are they new?

Obiagelli:
You failed to tell us since when those trains have been in action, are they new?

LOL every trained I showed you in in action in their respective countries today. We're not used to having Trains because without GEJ we wouldn't have any but there's no country where the primary objective of trains is looking pretty. The US runs 70 year old trains because they're a machine build to last. 90% of US trains are old and covered in graffiti

https://camelbomb.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/11-1024x682.jpg

Obiagelli:
You failed to tell us since when those trains have been in action, are they new?

You FAILED to show us the Toronto aloku scrap trains of Fashola in Lagos!

Why

Ikengawo:
LOL every trained I showed you in in action in their respective countries today. We're not used to having Trains because without GEJ we wouldn't have any but there's no country where the primary objective of trains is looking pretty. The US runs 70 year old trains because they're a machine build to last. 90% of US trains are old and covered in graffiti

https://camelbomb.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/11-1024x682.jpg

Is the US buying locomotives today?

Obiagelli:
Is the US buying locomotives today?

Yes, here's a brand new locomotive purchased by Amtrak this year
https://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2013/05/14/us/14amtrak/14amtrak-articleLarge.jpg
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/14/us/amtrak-unveils-new-locomotives.html?_r=0

On par with what GEJ bought this year for Lagos-Kano

https://panafricanvisions.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/train-in-nigeria.jpg

Ikengawo:
Sambisa is a forest. They were at one point in there, but they don't own or control it below is a pic of our troops roaming Sambisa freely

https://africanspotlight.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Picture-363.png

Baga is still a battle zone but reports have Nigerian soldiers as dominating

do they take camera along with them Cause am keen to know the person that snapped this pic or else

#idonbelieveit #PhotoShop

signz:
This is good news for our mining industry. I remember reading somewhere that just as oil producing states are enjoying 13%derivation, so will solid mineral producing states also enjoy there own 13% derivation.

I also hope this doesn't affect our small scale miners.

Seems like coal is about to be the next big thing in Nigeria. Dangote is about to move into coal production and Chief Arthur Eze company is also about to start mining coal in enugu.

Small scale legal miners or illegal miners?
People mine the minerals in their land and sell directly with no part of the money going to the FG's pocket, but when a set of people from another region try to do the same, they call it bunkering, oil theft and cry to high heavens for them to be stopped.
SMH

Collynzo9:
Small scale legal miners or illegal miners?
People mine the minerals in their land and sell directly with no part of the money going to the FG's pocket, but when a set of people from another region try to do the same, they call it bunkering, oil theft and cry to high heavens for them to be stopped.
SMH

You have a point there