Just30:
is that your country
messy

What's the meaning of this for goodness sake. See! You know what? Just show me something beautiful like this since you don't have beautiful city in your country!

dodowa district hospital

Just30:
The whole Abuja is small for Tema alone

Hahahahaha this kid can joke for Africa. Abuja is Bigger than Accra and Tema together hahahaha!

Coptic Hospital-Nairobi

nwoke37:


The one in Akwa Ibom looks better/ more modern than the one you just showed me... truth

don't believe me ask the kenyans..

how can you how a hospital in Aluminium and call it beautiful
it will make people even more sick

jaycent:
Hahahahaha this kid can joke for Africa. Abuja is Bigger than Accra and Tema together hahahaha!

Abuja is just a one hour end to end drive

you havent even been to your own Abuja before

Just30:
dodowa district hospital

Chaiii Africa don suffer. Just see city! Abobi just give up.

nwoke37:


Lagos is not only the biggest city in Nigeria but also in Africa at about 25 million people... Lagos alone has a bigger GDP than Ghana...
The Lagos business school was rated the 48th best in the world by The Economist..
Abuja is more developed and better planned than Accra... Accra has its beauty though
Also remember Abuja is relatively new city
Abuja is also among the more populated cities in Nigeria..
Here's a quora thread: https://www.quora.com/Is-Abuja-more-beautiful-and-developed-than-Accra

Lagos, Abuja Named Among The Worst Cities To Live In Africa (See Full List)


The capital city of Nigeria, Abuja, and the country’s acclaimed economic capital, Lagos, have been ranked among the top 20 worst cities in the world to live in.


File photo

Giant of Africa, Nigeria, have been featured in international rankings once again in Mercer’s newly released 20th annual Quality of Living survey, and ranked low compared 231 other major metropolises.

Mercer examined factors such as crime, healthcare, education, public services, recreation, housing and personal freedom in its latest ranking.

As expected, Two Nigerian cities; Abuja (213) and Lagos (212), made it into the top 20 worst cities to live in Africa.

According to this years ranking, Bangui, Central African Republic (230) was the lowest ranking African city for quality of living as the worst city to live in Africa.

They are followed by Khartoum, Sudan (227), N’Djamena Chad (226), Brazzaville Congo (224) and Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo (223).

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

Just30:
Abuja is just a one hour end to end drive you havent even been to your own Abuja before

Hahahahahaha ok oo

Nairobi terminus-Kenya

sufferNsmiling:


Lagos, Abuja Named Among The Worst Cities To Live In Africa (See Full List)


The capital city of Nigeria, Abuja, and the country’s acclaimed economic capital, Lagos, have been ranked among the top 20 worst cities in the world to live in.


File photo

Giant of Africa, Nigeria, have been featured in international rankings once again in Mercer’s newly released 20th annual Quality of Living survey, and ranked low compared 231 other major metropolises.

Mercer examined factors such as crime, healthcare, education, public services, recreation, housing and personal freedom in its latest ranking.

As expected, Two Nigerian cities; Abuja (213) and Lagos (212), made it into the top 20 worst cities to live in Africa.

According to this years ranking, Bangui, Central African Republic (230) was the lowest ranking African city for quality of living as the worst city to live in Africa.

They are followed by Khartoum, Sudan (227), N’Djamena Chad (226), Brazzaville Congo (224) and Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo (223).

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

This one own ba, your mumu they upgrade eveyday. Your mumu get swag i swear!

Kenya is a paradise

Nigerians,what's your take on Ghana joining this thread? Do you see them beating you?

One of the things that Ghana can teach Kenya is football,it's not like they are the best football team in Africa but they are better at it than us.But they can't teach us betting it!

Africa's richest man complain bitterly about where nigeria is heading and the economy of nigeria included importation.

[b] Needs a new wife, fasts once a week, Nigeria is tough… 7 things Dangote revealed in FT interview

Aliko Dangote has revealed that at 61, he is not getting any younger, and he is willing to take on a new wife.

Speaking with David Piling in a Financial Times interview, Lunch with FT, the multi-billionaire, who is Africa’s richest man, revealed a soft side of himself and talked tall about his ambitions to buy Arsenal Football club after successfully leading Nigeria’s oil refining revolution.

DANGOTE REALLY NEEDS A NEW WIFE

Dangote revealed that his schedule is inhibiting romance. The founder of Dangote Group, who is twice divorced and has three grown-up daughters, told FT that he is on the lookout for a new bride.

He however adds a caveat: “I’m not getting younger. Sixty years is no joke. But it doesn’t make sense to go out and get somebody if you don’t have the time. Right now, things are really, really very busy, because we have the refinery, we have the petrochemicals, we have the fertiliser, we have the gas pipeline.”

But he agrees that he needs to “calm down a bit”.

FASTS AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK

Who will believe that the man who has one of the biggest food chains in the country, actually fasts at least once a week? Dangote told Pilling that he tries to fast at least once a week, adding that “it helps to clean your system”.

TAKES MORE THAN 100 CALLS A DAY

As expected, Dangote has a very busy schedule, but who would have guessed that he may also be one of Africa’s busiest, taking over 100 calls per day.

Speaking of his relationship with Tony Blair, former British prime minister, Dangote says Blair only makes three calls per day. But he has to battle with scores, and tonnes of emails.

About his mails, he says: “you try to be polite and reply but they come back to you with a longer email, not minding that here is a very, very busy person”.

“Look Aliko, the world is not going to fall apart if you don’t answer your phone,” Dangote says of his golden advise from Blair.

NIGERIA TO BE THE LARGEST EXPORTER OF PETROLEUM PRODUCT

The serial-entrepreneur says once his $12 billion refinery is done, Nigeria will for the first time in her history, become Africa’s biggest exporter of petroleum products.

“When we finish this project, for the first time in history Nigeria will be the largest exporter of petroleum products in Africa,” he said.

NIGERIA IS TOUGH; ONLY THE TOUGHEST SURVIVE

The man with the most amount of the money in Nigeria — officially — says only toughest of the tough survives in Africa’s largest economy.

Dangote say with his new refinery, he is out to make new enemies, stating that “you can’t just come and remove food from their table and think they’re just going to watch you doing it”.

“They will try all sorts of tricks. This is a very, very tough society. Only the toughest of the tough survive here”.

NIGERIA NEEDS DRACONIAN POLICY TO STOP MILK IMPORTATION

The Kano-born billionaire is not happy with Nigeria’s inability to produce what she eats, locally, and wants some hard policies to stop importation of some products.

“What Nigeria needs is to produce locally what we can produce locally. Nigeria still imports vegetable oil, which makes no sense. Nigeria still imports 4.9m tonnes of wheat, which does not make sense,” the $14-billion-man said.

“Nigeria still imports 97 or 98 per cent of the milk that we consume. The government needs to bring out a draconian policy to stop people importing milk, just like they did with cement.”

STILL OUT TO BUY ARSENAL

Dangote is not a man known to give up on his dreams, and his dreams about Arsenal Football Club will not be different, he reveals.

“I love Arsenal and I will definitely go for it,” he told FT, adding that the club should be worth about $2bn.

Speaking as the owner of the club, Dangote said he would involve himself in rebuilding the team — “chipping in my own advice”.

“When I buy it, I have to bring it up to the expectations of our supporters,” he said, stating that his refinery is priority now. “Once I have finished with that headache, I will take on football,” he concludes.



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Just30:
Abuja is just a one hour end to end drive

you havent even been to your own Abuja before

yet Abuja has a bigger population than Accra

Jonraid:
Nigerians,what's your take on Ghana joining this thread? Do you see them beating you?

No.. Nigeria is the 3rd largest investor in Ghana.. There are several Nigerian companies in Ghana... The Ghanaians were even trying to compete with you guys(Kenyans) lol.. Just look at Ghana's GDP...

emeka1101 Just30 Just31 Abuja

emeka1101:


You claim there are Ghanaians in nigeria so why don't you provide the evidence yourself?

The onus is on you since you continually boast of the suposed number of Nigerians in Ghana without evidence.All I did was finally challenge you on your bogus claims. If I'm to use your type of logic, I'd conclude the Ghana population is twice the figure quoted by your Ghana office for statistics year 2000 census, and mid ones, since 29 million Ghanians are in Nigeria.

Ever busy roads of Abuja

nwoke37:


Lagos is not only the biggest city in Nigeria but also in Africa at about 25 million people... Lagos alone has a bigger GDP than Ghana...
The Lagos business school was rated the 48th best in the world by The Economist..
Abuja is more developed and better planned than Accra... Accra has its beauty though
Also remember Abuja is relatively new city
Abuja is also among the more populated cities in Nigeria..
Here's a quora thread: https://www.quora.com/Is-Abuja-more-beautiful-and-developed-than-Accra

You learn something new every day. But is Lagos bigger in population, number of developed places or landmass ? Or all?

nwoke37:
emeka1101 Just30 Just31 Abuja

Imagin someone wants to compare that ugly shit garage Accra with Abuja! It will take Accra 300 years to be like Abuja, not even Accra sef Ghana as a whole!

Litmus:


The onus is on you since you continually boast of the suposed number of Nigerians in Ghana without evidence.All I did was finally challenge you on your bogus claims. If I'm to use your type of logic, I'd conclude the Ghana population is twice the figure quoted by your Ghana office for statistics year 2000 census, and mid ones, since 29 million Ghanians are in Nigeria.

you're wicked? You just shot that ape down!

nwoke37:


No.. Nigeria is the 3rd largest investor in Ghana.. There are several Nigerian companies in Ghana... The Ghanaians were even trying to compete with you guys(Kenyans) lol.. Just look at Ghana's GDP...

I laugh wen they want to compete with the kenyans hahahahaha. These Ghanaians back of pot need to be checked!

am not to diss or hate but honestly nigeria should revive it's national carrier.like how does nigeria lack a strong airline.thats an insult to the so calledgiant of africa

blackboys:
am not to diss or hate but honestly nigeria should revive it's national carrier.like how does nigeria lack a strong airline.thats an insult to the so calledgiant of africa

[b]My friend it is not the national airline but the image of the country. Anything international we nigerians are going nowhere and it cannot work. Just look at it you travel which nigerian buses to other west african countries the time takes twyse longer because the bus would be searched and searched and searched. You travel with vip transport a ghanaian bus the journey a twyse least . The big problem was not nigerian airways both people were not traveling on it because of the high number for deportations you find out awesome of their flights 30% of the people were deported back to nigeria. Another reason was the searchers even in nigeria and abroad they will search you and search you . Some of the flights ware delay for 2 to 3 days. I do not see nigeria having anything international because most of our people are criminals and crooks look at the passports it is made in malaysia, if you give a nigerian company to make the passports they will just be faking it. Even nigerian visa in uk, america and canada are given to private companies to do this companies are owned by foreigners and do not employ one nigeria because peoples passport getting missing at the nigerian embassy. A lot of our companies when to invest in other african countries now they are struggling big time the main reason they take shortcut and employ people which are incompetent.[/b]

Runalong333:



You learn something new every day. But is Lagos bigger in population, number of developed places or landmass ? Or all?

Lagos City is the biggest City in West Africa. Lagos State is the smallest state in Nigeria( I'm talking about Land Mass here).
ln terms of Population, Lagos State is the largest in Naija with about 25 million people, just the Size of Ghana.