Forgiveness

1. Britam Tower - 200m
2. Avic Office Tower Nairobi 183.3m
3. UAP tower Nairobi, 163m
4. Avic Hotel Tower Nairobi 141m
5. Times Tower Nairobi 140m
6. Prism Tower Nairobi 133m
7. Le Mac Tower Nairobi 126m
8. Parliament Tower, Nairobi 120m
9. Teleposta Tower Nairobi 120m
10. Avic Residential 1, Nairobi 116m
11. Avic Residential 2, Nairobi, 109m
12. Avic Residential 3, Nairobi, 109m
13. KCB Tower, Nairobi 109m
14. KICC Nairobi 105m
15. Upper hill Chambers, Nairobi 104m
16. NSSF building Nairobi 103m
17. Avic Residential 4, Nairobi 102m
18. One Africa Place, Nairobi 100m

tylann:


That minimum wage is too low
Buhari has yet to sign the new one into effect
People see politics as an easy way to become rich

This is why i says, the economic and political institution of Nigeria weren't set up for the people but the few elites.

You see them building eko Atlantic, abuja centinary, which we all occupied by only the rich ones.

vaxx2:
Even with this figure, the public are seriously complaining that it too much.


Akuffo addo current ministers is over bloated and this i think might affect the economy

Those extra ministries he created do not have a single ministry building or office buh they all use the flagstaff house which is the presidential palace as their office alongside the president all sharing the same office building and they also do not have their own budget buh rather share the office of the president budget together with the vice president.And in Ghana,the president is not provided with a house of residence buh they rather use their own house same for all the ministers all residing in their own houses.The presidents decline the one at the flagstaff house which is always empty and not furnished.The ministries he created have no special or extra employees buh use the presidential staffers thus the higher number of staffers at the presidential palace.In Ghana,a minister is paid 15,000 cedis which is about 3,000 dollars a month and a deputy minister is paid 12,000 cedis.The current cry is by the opposition who have a mandate and agenda to cry against most seemingly unpopular government decisions which is needed in a democratic settings.Besides the extra ministries he created work in very specialized fields such as sanitation minister,procurement minister,inner city and zongo development minister,planning and evaluation minister and others which may not be captured by the traditional ministers and these new ministers all work at the presidential palace.

vaxx2:
This is why i says, the economic and political institution of Nigeria weren't set up for the people but tbe few elites.

You see them building eko Atlantic, abuja centinary, which we all occupied by only the rich ones.

That is true eko Atlantic and the co.
Are meant for the rich
Such investments could have gone to industrial parks instead of cities

NairobiWalker:
Frorgiveness

1. Britam Tower - 200m
2. Avic Office Tower Nairobi 183.3m
3. UAP tower Nairobi, 163m
4. Avic Hotel Tower Nairobi 141m
5. Times Tower Nairobi 140m
6. Prism Tower Nairobi 133m
7. Le Mac Tower Nairobi 126m
8. Parliament Tower, Nairobi 120m
9. Teleposta Tower Nairobi 120m
10. Avic Residential 1, Nairobi 116m
11. Avic Residential 2, Nairobi, 109m
12. Avic Residential 3, Nairobi, 109m
13. KCB Tower, Nairobi 109m
14. KICC Nairobi 105m
15. Upper hill Chambers, Nairobi 104m
16. NSSF building Nairobi 103m
17. Avic Residential 4, Nairobi 102m
18. One Africa Place, Nairobi 100m

How tall in meters will "Ngara, Rivers estate" be?

NairobiWalker:
Frorgiveness

1. Britam Tower - 200m
2. Avic Office Tower Nairobi 183.3m
3. UAP tower Nairobi, 163m
4. Avic Hotel Tower Nairobi 141m
5. Times Tower Nairobi 140m
6. Prism Tower Nairobi 133m
7. Le Mac Tower Nairobi 126m
8. Parliament Tower, Nairobi 120m
9. Teleposta Tower Nairobi 120m
10. Avic Residential 1, Nairobi 116m
11. Avic Residential 2, Nairobi, 109m
12. Avic Residential 3, Nairobi, 109m
13. KCB Tower, Nairobi 109m
14. KICC Nairobi 105m
15. Upper hill Chambers, Nairobi 104m
16. NSSF building Nairobi 103m
17. Avic Residential 4, Nairobi 102m
18. One Africa Place, Nairobi 100m

Ministry of communication tower

Stevoh18:


How tall in meters will "Ngara, Rivers estate" be?

Not yet confirmed but anywhere between 120m and 130m.

tylann:

Ministry of communication tower

NairobiWalker:
Frorgiveness

1. Britam Tower - 200m
2. Avic Office Tower Nairobi 183.3m
3. UAP tower Nairobi, 163m
4. Avic Hotel Tower Nairobi 141m
5. Times Tower Nairobi 140m
6. Prism Tower Nairobi 133m
7. Le Mac Tower Nairobi 126m
8. Parliament Tower, Nairobi 120m
9. Teleposta Tower Nairobi 120m
10. Avic Residential 1, Nairobi 116m
11. Avic Residential 2, Nairobi, 109m
12. Avic Residential 3, Nairobi, 109m
13. KCB Tower, Nairobi 109m
14. KICC Nairobi 105m
15. Upper hill Chambers, Nairobi 104m
16. NSSF building Nairobi 103m
17. Avic Residential 4, Nairobi 102m
18. One Africa Place, Nairobi 100m

I think CBk Pension has topped up

chrisagyei:
Those extra ministries he created do not have a single ministry building or office buh they all use the flagstaff house which is the presidential palace as their office alongside the president all sharing the same office building and they also do not have their own budget buh rather share the office of the president budget together with the vice president.And in Ghana,the president is not provided with a house of residence buh they rather use their own house same for all the ministers all residing in their own houses.The presidents decline the one at the flagstaff house which is always empty and not furnished.The ministries he created have no special or extra employees buh use the presidential staffers thus the higher number of staffers at the presidential palace.In Ghana,a minister is paid 15,000 cedis which is about 3,000 dollars a month and a deputy minister is paid 12,000 cedis.The current cry is by the opposition who have a mandate and agenda to cry against most seemingly unpopular government decisions which is needed in a democratic settings.Besides the extra ministries he created work in very specialized fields such as sanitation minister,procurement minister,inner city and zongo development minister,planning and evaluation minister and others which may not be captured by the traditional ministers and these new ministers all work at the presidential palace.

i guess akuffo addo realised this when he sacked 41 staffers some days ago.

After 110 ministers and these numbers of staff at the presidency and Duplication of roles at the civil service? Why?Some of them will have nothing to do than to draw their salary monthly at tax payers expense. No good justification can balance the over bloated appointment. Ghana economically should be checked as well.

tylann:


That is true eko Atlantic and the co.
Are meant for the rich
Such investments could have gone to industrial parks instead of cities

Guess what, after the completion of the building, only the few elites will be able to afford ir.

I am sure mini industrial park across the 36 states of Nigeria will be more productive and economically reasonable to have. More educational trainning and more job will be created indirectly or directly.

Stevoh18:


I think CBk Pension has topped up

I don't know its height yet.

Google open up its first african A1 lab in Ghana.


Google takes on ‘Africa’s challenges’ with first AI centre in Ghana.

An artificial intelligence research laboratory opened by Google in Ghana, the first of its kind in Africa, will take on challenges across the continent, researchers say.

The US technology giant said the lab in the capital Accra would address economic, political and environmental issues. “Africa has many challenges where the use of AI could be beneficial, sometimes even more than in other places,” Google’s head of AI Accra, Moustapha Cisse, told AFP at the centre’s official opening this week. Similar research centres have already opened in cities around the world including Tokyo, Zurich, New York and Paris.

The new lab, Cisse said, would use AI to develop solutions in healthcare, education and agriculture — such as helping to diagnose certain types of crop disease. Cisse, an expert from Senegal, said he hoped specialist engineers and AI researchers would collaborate with local organisations and policymakers.

Google is working with universities and start-ups in Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa to enhance AI development regionally, he said. “We just need to ensure that the right education and opportunities are in place,” he said. “That is why Google is sponsoring a lot of these young people for their degrees… to help develop a new generation of AI developers.” – ‘Clear opportunity’ – Other tech companies, including Facebook, have launched initiatives in Africa and demographics are a key factor behind the drive. Africa’s population is estimated to be 1.2 billion, 60 percent of them under the age of 24. By 2050, the UN estimates the population will double to 2.4 billion.

As online social networks expand, that presents a huge market for US tech giants to tap into. “There’s a clear opportunity for companies like Facebook and Google to really go in and put a pole in the sand,” said Daniel Ives, a technology researcher at GBH Insights in New York. “If you look at Netflix, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, where is a lot of that growth coming from? It’s international,” he told AFP in a recent interview

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/04/google-takes-on-africas-challenges-with-first-ai-centre-in-ghana/

vaxx2:
Guess what, after the completion of the building, only the few elites will be able to afford ir.

I am sure mini industrial park across the 36 states of Nigeria will be more productive and economically reasonable to have. More educational trainning and more job will be created indirectly or directly.

Yes prioties are fcked up
Industrial parks will employ the masses
And improve the economy
But Africa leadership has screwed up prioties

TayserMahri:




Thats how I serenade & marinate the ladies
I still have no idea how on Earth we never got to a full-blown Tyson vs Holyfield clash between me n you despite all the signs Always close but never happened.

Haha post pics of the ladies or else idonbilivit.

You will knock me out me out black & blue cause I'm still clueless about Kenya as a country.I guess that's the only thing that kept me from launching like a pyroclastic flow on your charcoal asses ..oh wait..Lionessza already had 5 Kenyans picking cotton in her field like a morden slave goddess

tylann:


That is true eko Atlantic and the co.
Are meant for the rich
Such investments could have gone to industrial parks instead of cities

False talks..Are you mistaking a city for estate, because clearly they are both different. How did you think dubai,new York, abu Dhabi, Singapore was built.These I listed are cities and not estate. Now sit down and ask your self how much these built cities have attracted to their respective countries .
Now lets talk all about industrial park.I would list the one I am aware of.
Abuja industrial city (under construction )
Ibom industrial city (under construction )
Calabar (ben ayade industrial city..under construction )
Lekki industrial cities-lagos
Now there are some in kano,kaduna,ibadan,port harcourt, that are under construction but I don't know them by their name and they are all under construction. Before i forget there is also one in eyimba economic city which is also a city like eko atlantic that just went in construction this year.

Do know that these cities has it economic importance because investors will like to invest in a global city with world class infastructures.This are the kind of things that convinces them to invest with hope to get a good return

Wow so nigeria is now at the forefront of technology in the world. .no wonder we hear of cases where ten year olds are building robots and also learning artificial intelligence in schools




| Technology
26-year-old Nigerian highest paid robotics engineer in the world
By Editor | 18 September 2018 | 3:40 am

Silas Adekunle. Photo credit: Forbes

A 26-year-old Nigerian, credited for building the world’s first gaming robot, Silas Adekunle, has become the highest paid in the field of robotic engineering.
Adekunle achieved the feat after signing a new deal with the world’s reputable software manufacturers, Apple Inc.

The robotics engineer was also named as “Someone to Watch in 2018” by the Black Hedge Fund Group.

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Adekunle is currently the founder and CEO of Reach Robotics, a company developing the world’s first gaming robots.

He also recently graduated with a first class degree and has four years’ background in robotics.

Born in Lagos, Adekunle studied in Nigeria before relocating to the United Kingdom as a teenager.

After completing his secondary school education, he proceeded to the University of the West of England where he graduated with a first class degree in Robotics.

In 2013, he founded Reach Robotics and developed a lot of experience on robotics within a space of four years.

Adekunle was also a team leader of Robotics In Schools programme, a programme which encourages and pays attention to students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

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The programme encouraged him to develop robotics to make education more entertaining for STEM students.

In 2017 MekaMon, he released the world’s first gaming robot, with the special ability to customise the gaming bot to perform personalised functions.

The initial launch of Mekamon sold 500 bots, generating $7.5 million.

Following this feat, he received support from various organisations including London Venture Partners ($10 million) and Reach Robotics signed a deal with Apple securing exclusive sales in Apple stores.

“Impressed by the quality of his robots and their ability to show emotion with subtly-calibrated movements, Apple priced his four-legged “battle-bots” at $300 and has put them in nearly all of its stores in the United States and Britain.

Early customers skew towards male techies but a growing number of parents are buying the robots for their children to get them interested in STEM, Adekunle told Forbes in an interview this year.

Picture break...Nairobi..Green the City in the Sun.

Picture break - Nairobi - my new workplace - Kilimani

More pics of Nairobi - The Green City in the Sun.

LAGOS | Lekki Free Trade Zone(Largest in Africa) under-construction
about only 32 factories are so far on ground..this project enough to industrialize Nigeria though
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pic1 - Longrich Bio-Secience Company at The Lekki Free Trade Zone
pic2- office and Administration complex of the Lekki Free Zone. Phase 1 (the left tower) is under construction
pic 3- office and Administration complex of the Lekki Free Zone. Phase 1 (the left tower) is under construction

Nairobi - in next 5yrs - will completely transformed with 500,000 housing units planned.

Park Road

Nairobi - Kilimani -

Nairobi - Random.

Nairobi - Random

More Nairobi - Random.

NairobiWalker:
Zoogerians, here is how a city should be. Not some random ugly concrete jungle.

No, a city should be like this
Pic 1 and 2 lagos
Pic 3 and 4 Abuja

Nairobi - Jozi will see dust by 2030. After the Big Housing Agenda is complete -- and furious real estate & infrastructure is complete - Nairobi will become the Capital City of Africa.

Nairobi - Slum Cities like Lagos & Abuja should learn something from her.

Nairobi - old CBD - still kicking ar.se