₦airaland Forum

kayus89:
STFU!You're as clueless as as NEPA bill certificate President

E pain am reach skull

Daejoyoung:
Then deny them your visa for heaven's sake, disturbing us here wouldn't amount to anything, it's useless. By the way why are you so concerned about Nigerian politics if you are Kenyan?

You guys invited Kenyans for this thread yet when they raise factual negative issues about Nigerians and Nigeria itself ,you start making hellbent complaints that we're concerned with you people...lol...There's nothing to be cared about in Nigeria.
Its just that your people are hopelessly migrating with illegal means to Kenya in the name of looking for quality lifestyle..

Kenyans have never yearned to visit Nigeria.

kayus89:

Ode!!! I just caught you dis stupid liar there is no legislative quarters in warri. Shame!!!!
Cc Nowenuse

darfay:
Mgbeke feeling funky

I can't engage with you in a childish argument because you seems to be vague and irrelevant.

Yobeezy:
You guys invited Kenyans for this thread yet when they raise factual negative issues about Nigerians and Nigeria itself ,you start making hellbent complaints that we're concerned with you people...lol...There's nothing to be cared about in Nigeria.
Its just that your people are hopelessly migrating with illegal means to Kenya in the name of looking for quality lifestyle..

Kenyans have never yearned to visit Nigeria.

Oloriburuku somebody God punish your stupid father

darfay:
Oh okay maybe you stayed in the push areas close to the legislative quarters

You sef, Na wa for you . That guy Na Ipob boy who is still crying because Jonathan his god lost an election. He failed to cover his tracks well. He is typing from somewhere in Onitsha.

Yobeezy:
I can't engage with you in a childish argument because you seems to be vague and irrelevant.

E pain this one. But what are you doing with your mother below. Awnnnn he wants to eat daddy's pomo

Yobeezy:
You guys invited Kenyans for this thread yet when they raise factual negative issues about Nigerians and Nigeria itself ,you start making hellbent complaints that we're concerned with you people...lol...There's nothing to be cared about in Nigeria.
Its just that your people are hopelessly migrating with illegal means to Kenya in the name of looking for quality lifestyle..

Kenyans have never yearned to visit Nigeria.

Yeah and we saying nobody gives a fvck about their migration, nobody cares if you send the so called Nigerians away or not.

obaaderemi:
You sef, Na wa for you . That guy Na Ipob boy who is still crying because Jonathan his god lost an election. He failed to cover his tracks well. He is typing from somewhere in Onitsha.

No mind the ode no place like that for warri but na dere him stay

darfay:
No mind the ode no place like that for warri but na dere him stay

You're a mugu,I told you I lived in Shell estate Warri

obaaderemi:
You sef, Na wa for you . That guy Na Ipob boy who is still crying because Jonathan his god lost an election. He failed to cover his tracks well. He is typing from somewhere in Onitsha.

Another NEPA bill certificate holder like the President.

Yobeezy:
You guys invited Kenyans for this thread yet when they raise factual negative issues about Nigerians and Nigeria itself ,you start making hellbent complaints that we're concerned with you people...lol...There's nothing to be cared about in Nigeria.
Its just that your people are hopelessly migrating with illegal means to Kenya in the name of looking for quality lifestyle..

Kenyans have never yearned to visit Nigeria.

Just speak the truth and admit you are obsessed with Nigeria. We bring all of Africa together and Kenya is not spared. No other African country can do that.If you just joined, you are about to find out how much and how long we'll keep you here and control you.

kayus89:
You're a mugu,I told you I lived in Shell estate Warri

Keep telling lies because na you carry shell come warri

Nowenuse

darfay:
No mind the ode no place like that for warri but na dere him stay

That guy na confirmed Naija guy.

kayus89:
Another NEPA bill certificate holder like the President.

This one dey pained

kayus89:
Another NEPA bill certificate holder like the President.

You've been busted. Gala sausage hawking IPOB youth from Onitsha.

obaaderemi:
Namibia population: 2million


Kibera: 2.5million
Rugby World Cup Qualification

Namibia 45 - Kenya 7

New Zealand: 4.8 million..................yet they dominate Rugby?

Stupid comparison really!

Daejoyoung:
That guy na confirmed Naija guy.

Na IBO IPOB Boy. The funny part is how he quickly called himself Kenyan, thinking he can hide. All because of Jonathan's loss not knowing there is no single Nigerian here who gives a hoot about Buhari or Nigerian government. The silly gala hawking idiot.

obaaderemi:
You've been busted. Gala sausage hawking IPOB youth from Onitsha.

Why do you come to such a dumb conclusion?

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jln115:
New Zealand: 4.8 million..................yet they dominate Rugby?

Stupid comparison really![/s]

If you don't know the genesis of a discussion, you shut your stinking trap!

darfay:
Keep telling lies because na you carry shell come warri

Nowenuse

I lived in Ogunu and Edjeba in Shell Warri

sufferNsmiling:
That is what nigerians like .they like a criminal to lead them. Whats nigerian see a criminal they are happy. Nigerians abroad are the same you see them running up and down the road following criminals and worshiping criminals. In nigerian we only support somebody which is stealing from us that's why they're always happy.

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obaaderemi:
[s]If you don't know the genesis of a discussion, you shut your stinking trap!

Don't need to know what you were discussing to know your comparison with regards to population is irrelevant..........Rugby is much more popular in Namibia and has more funding.....compare apples with apples.

rvp2018:
This was probably the only silver-linning Nigerian were looking for in their Buhari - recession plagued country. Their footballers are not fair. They ought to have produce their best game. Nigerian use to be a joy to watch in the 90s - now that generation of footballers seem long gone - and now we've got amalgamation of jokers.

Everything in Nigeria WAS in the 90s. Now theres nothing.

I think we're nigeria's have gone mad. We are laughing of kenyans living in slums but the reality is 50% of nigerians live in slums. Two out of every three people in lagos live in slums. Please let's leave kenyan slumps alone because we're 100 times worse.

Half of Nigerians live in slums -UN
The Programme Manager of the United Nations Habitat in Nigeria, Professor Johnson Bade Falade has disclosed that a total of 71 million Nigerians are currently living in slums.

Prof. Falade who revealed this while speaking at the National Conference on Shelter and Urban Renewal organised by the Daily Trust Newspapers in collaboration with the Legend Leaders in Abuja last week, also put the figure of current housing accommodation shortage in the country at 16 million housing units.

The themed of the conference which was organised in commemoration of the 2011World Habitat Day celebration was “Mass Housing & Urban Renewal: Imperative of Public Private Partnership”.

Professor Falade who noted that a general overview of the existing housing situation painted a bleak and gloomy picture that is not well for Nigeria, added, that “the total population of Nigeria of 140 million is rapidly urbanising, with 49.8 per cent urban population while those living in rural are 50.2 per cent, and the majority of the people are not well housed”.

The statistics according to him showed that, low figure for GDP per capital income of $1,154 and a high percent of the population that is poor, of which 54 per cent is said to be the population figure living below one dollar per day.

He said, “share of income and consumption held by the poorest 20 per cent which is said to be currently 54 per cent of the total population is 5.13 per cent. Occupancy ration which is currently six persons per room for extended family is very high.”

He pointed out that while access to adequate shelter is estimated at 40 per cent of the total population, home ownership in Nigeria is less than 25 per cent as compared with 75 per cent international benchmarks, even as approximately 90% of urban housing is provided by private developers.

Proposing a way forward in the housing sector, Falade said there is need for political commitment to housing at the national level, state and local governments, stressing that all political parties need to be committed to housing delivery and make this the cornerstone of their political manifestos.

“If any political party is not seen to be realistically committed to housing of the masses, people should not vote for it. It is gratifying to note that the present administration is rethinking its strategy to give housing the pride of place it deserves. For instance, both the Vision 202020 and the Financial System Strategy 2020 have assigned special roles to the housing sector, expecting it to drive the financial system and contribute not less than 20 per cent to the GDP by the year 2020”, he stated.

He warned that, “the ministry in charge of housing and urban development at the federal level must be allowed to discharge its statutory role unhindered as part of this political commitment.”

Meanwhile, former Head of Interim National Government, Chief Earnest Shonekan has challenged the Federal Government and the stakeholders in the housing sector to develop a national housing policy that will encourage the delivery of mass housing for the citizenry through the Private Public Partnership, PPP, scheme.

Chief Shonekan who gave the challenge while delivering a speech at the World Habitat Day regretted that the challenges of housing in Nigeria have been with us for a long time. He said mass housing provision can become an important contribution to national economic development, job creation, skill development, industrialization and give rise to new asset classes and prosperity for all Nigerians

According to him, “the challenges of housing in Nigeria have been with us for a long time. Our shelter/ housing problems are most pronounced in our urban areas where it takes significant qualitative and quantitative dimension”.

The Chairman of Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission, ICRC, stressed further that “the rapid urbanization and explosive population growth are twin problems, which in combination results in the serious housing deficit we are experiencing in Nigeria”.

Chief Shonekan who was the Chairman of the conference said that government should create win win alliances with the private developers to develop affordable housing estates through Public-Private Partnership (PPP), and associated infrastructure, citing a recently signed PPP contract between the FCT and Deanshanger projects for primary and secondary infrastructure development in the Katampe district of Abuja as a good example of PPP partnership.

He said “it is my prayer that the Federal Capital Territory and Federal Housing Authority will work further with the ICRC to develop public private partnerships for the urgent provision of affordable mass housing in Katampe and other districts of the FCT. The ICRC is willing and able to play a catalyzing role in facilitating this mass housing provision thrust”, Shonekan noted.

In his address, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Senator Bala Mohammed said the present FCT administration has concluded plans to articulate policies that will encourage massive inflow of private sector investment into the housing sector.

Mohammed added that the move, aimed to increase the housing stock in the city and the Territory, will ameliorate the current demand for housing. He said the FCT administration has since inception of the civilian administration, pursued with mixed success a PPP scheme in Abuja, under which private developers are allocated parcels of land under generous conditions, to undertake mass housing development in Abuja for sale to members of the public.

The current FCT administration he said has commenced the enforcement of the extant guidelines for access to land by developers for mass housing scheme in Abuja, in order to ensure that serious developers with requisite legal, technical and financial capacities, and can deliver on their stated objectives, are allocated land under the scheme.

In her remarks, the Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Ms. Amal Pepple expressed concerns over the critical housing situation in the country, saying one of the major concerns in the housing sector is the fact that most of the people live in sub-standard housing environment with dilapidated houses and poor infrastructure.

According to her, “the provision and management of the necessary infrastructure have become a daunting challenge in our collective effort toward effective and affordable mass housing delivery in Nigeria. This is especially so when we consider that the cost of infrastructure could account for more than 30 per cent of the cost of an estate development with the attendant prohibitive effect on the price of a housing unit”.

Ms. Pepple however, assured that the ministry is focusing on the creation of an enabling environment for the citizens to be able to purchase affordable houses of their choice, based on their income.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/10/half-of-nigerians-live-in-slums-un/


Two out of three people in Lagos ‘live in slums

Researchers at African Property Investment (API), a real estate development company, on Thursday said two in every three persons in Lagos live in slums.

According to a statement by the organisation, researchers predicted that by 2030, Lagos would become the largest mega city on the African continent, with at least 30 million people inhabiting the state.

The researchers also said that at the same period, Lagos, Cairo and Kinshasa would each have a population of 20 million.

The API noted that with rapid population growth in African cities, urban planning had proven to be ineffective with private development often deterred by “opaque or inappropriate regulations”.

The organisation added that African cities had, until recently, failed to keep pace with the concentration of people.

“When it comes to investments in infrastructure, industrial and commercial structures, and affordable formal housing, African cities have, until now, failed to keep pace with the concentration of people,” the statement read.

“In Dar es Salaam, 28 percent of residents live at least three to a room; in Abidjan, that number rises to 50 percent.

“In Lagos, Nigeria, two out of three people dwell in slums.”

The API said World Bank’s African Cities report found that in several cities, built-up areas were scattered throughout the centre, with more than 30 percent of land within five kilometres of the city centres still left undeveloped.

The organisation noted that the rapid growth of Africa’s urban populations would place a new demand for infrastructure, housing and other physical structures, and amenities in the next 20 years.

It said to meet the new demand, city leaders and planners needed adaptable strategies.

The group said it had commenced plans for a summit where experts, Africa’s real estate and built environment developers and investors would debate and craft a vision of what an African city should look like.

“The API Summit and Expo 2017 Future Cities Africa sub-conference will look at how African governments and institutions can help formalise land markets, clarify property rights, and better leverage off land values to finance Africa’s urban development.’’

Kfir Rusin, managing director for API events, said the continent could not move forward without proper discussions on the planning, infrastructure and urban development requirements of African cities.

Rusin explained that such discussion and information sharing would enable African cities thrive and grow.

“The Future Cities Africa sub-conference will take an in depth look into how African Cities can better open its doors to the world, while creating more economically dense and inclusive urban areas,” Rusin said.

The Africa Property Investment Summit

https://www.thecable.ng/two-three-people-lagos-live-slums

I think kenyans have been too soft on we nigerians

kayus89:
Because Nigerians are claiming asylum in Kenya and bringing their corrupt and drug dealing ways here.

I hope they know how we deal with nutheads like those

gallivant:
What type of chatter is this, baboon or gorrilla?

Obaboon chatter.

Hes the same guy as Obaboon. Ever desperate