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Largest Rice Mill in Nigeria begins bagging in Lagos to produce 5 million bags of 50kg rice at full capacity. It's called Eko Rice and will create loads of farming jobs for Paddy rice farmers . Eko Oni Baje O!


https://twitter.com/OvieNews/status/1605233191803314176

Magnoliaa:
Don't tell me to rest.

You came disagreeing with me and insulting me, I responded and I'm the one who should rest?

Of course you have to rest. Because you're not making any sense

Magnoliaa:
You can move on.

I was on my own when you came into my mention insulting.

It is my prerogative whether to ignore your comments or not...

and I said you should rest. Don't you get it

Magnoliaa:
You don't have time?

Them push you come inside my mention before?

You made a claim, wanting to disprove me or shit.

If you cannot substantiate what you're saying, I am sorry, I am not agreeing faya. Ma ha le mo mi.

Leave me mention, lemme see other points from other users...

Oya rest

Magnoliaa:
*Yawns.*

Give the etymological breakdown and its meaning...

(I am even fine with a quick rundown of its social origins.)

And I obviously left a 50% chance open for me being wrong...

Lamba is a swahili word. I don't have time for your silly argument. The full words is 'Lamba Lolo'? It means fvck? Go and sleep.

Magnoliaa:
I am very (50%) certain that 'lamba' you just used is a Yoruba term.

You see how it has permeated even into your subconscious that you don't realize it?

Will you keep quiet. "Lamba" is a swahili word. Stop talking nonsense

jl115:
next time stay in your lane and know your role....

Shut up, hunter

gallivant:
Relax hunter.

jl115:
such a long post that proves absolutely nothing..... Now try read my post again.... What indexes is Cario ahead of vs Joburg....

123...go

You're a prick. Get lost

jl115:
In what exactly is it ahead.....please inlighten me

FYI provide sources to back your claims.

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Egypt’s new capital promises environmental gains in high tech city
Written by Energy & Utilities
19 Sep 2022
Egypt’s new capital promises environmental gains in high tech city
The New Administration Capital will receive 50k workers by year’s end, will see eventual population of 6.5 million, the head of development announced recent progress at Cityscape Egypt conference

Khaled Abbas, who is Chairperson of Administrative Capital for Urban Development (ACUD), said that the second and third phases of Egypt’s New Administrative Capital (NAC) will be launched by the beginning of 2023, according to a report in Daily News Egypt. He said that more than 50,000 employees will be transferred to the NAC’s government district by the end of this year.

Mr. Abbas, who was speaking at the Cityscape Egypt conference this past Saturday, said that development of the NAC’s first phase is currently ahead of schedule, indicating that some projects have been completed, including the third residential district and the Government District.

ACUD, reported to be the largest real estate developer in Egypt, is owner and developer of the NAC.

A counterpart city to sprawling Cairo, the NAC is now under construction 45 km east of Egypt’s capital. It will hold some 6.5 million residents in what is planned to be a very smart and sustainable environment. Begun in 2017, it will be the largest of numerous new cities that Egypt is building to create a new urban paradigm for 30 million people. It will house the nation’s parliament, a presidential complex, government ministries, hotels, schools, and a central business district. It will have an airport and new public transit linkages.



An urban paradigm for the region?
Energy & Utilities reviewed the status of the NAC, to see a new city that might become a paradigm for the region. Such a model will contain all the components that must come together to achieve large gains in clean energy and water production and conservation.

Here is a quick review of what we learned.

Clean Energy

The rooftops of the NAC's residential district will have solar panels1. It will be the largest rooftop solar panel project in the world which is projected to produce 130 MW of energy. The overall aim of this is to adhere to the ACUD’s goal of producing 30 to 35% of the NAC’s power supply from renewable energy sources.

The first phase of this solar panel project commenced in 2019. This has already proven to be successful in providing 10 MW of electricity to buildings in the NAC’s Government District.

Integration of utilities

Integrated utilities2 including a smart irrigation system, smart waste management, and smart meters, will exist in the city. Advanced technology will assist the management of these utilities and aid their efficiency. For example, an integrated approach to waste management and advanced recycling facilities will be implemented. This includes the recycling of organic waste3 as a way to grow local food.

Water treatment and sewage systems

A new water treatment plant4 located within the New Administrative Capital will treat and provide 1.5 million m3 of potable water per day. This will add to the existing water treatment plants in New Cairo City and the 10th of Ramadan City. These will transmit part of their outputted water to an 80,000 m3 and 100,000 m3 ground storage tank inside the NAC. An irrigation network that provides the required amount of irrigation water to different areas will also be implemented

By using a main gravity pipeline, sewage and stormwater will be collected for eventual discharge into the New Capital Sewage Treatment Plant. The network was carefully created with the management of stormwater in mind.

‘Smart city’ technologies

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital is being fitted with advanced surveillance systems5 to create a safe environment with the rapid exchange of information at the highest possible standards. Some of the core abilities of this system include detecting theft, tracking suspicious individuals or objects, monitoring traffic and crowds, and activating automatic alerts in emergencies. This wide range of electronic services offers the city’s population an improved quality of life while also advancing their welfare and keeping them up to date with the world around them. For example, many core communication services can be automated, such as updating people on traffic and congestion, and being able to quickly attend to emergencies.

The new capital is also utilizing shared mobile towers and connected fiber infrastructure5. This will provide readily accessible and high-speed communication services for residents in the NAC. So, the city will be strongly interconnected, but also highly integrated within the global economy.

An innovative system of paying utility bills6 is also being introduced. This will involve residents paying their utility bills using a rechargeable smart card. So, hyper-efficient bill collection procedures will be implemented.

Knowledge City

Expected to cost more than EGP 15 billion (about $ 953 million), the Knowledge City in the New Administrative Capital will contribute to Egypt’s Vision 2030. Through its innovation center, it will help to develop an integrated digital infrastructure and network of smart facilities. These will further stimulate industrial innovation and aid a strong partnership between stakeholders that strive to adhere to sustainable development goals.

Summary

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital is a forward-thinking and innovative city. This is particularly the case regarding how the city will utilize energy and utilities within its everyday functioning. The extensive rooftop solar panel system and the advanced delivery of utilities put this into perspective nicely. But equally, the integration of automated smart city technologies will be a core facilitating component. So, with an expected population of over 6 million people, the NAC will be well equipped to provide a modern city. Your joburg is a joke compared to new Cairo

jl115:
it leaves Cairo in its dust my bru... No contest

Stop your silly joke boer. Present Cairo makes your almighty joburg looks like a joke.

jl115:
Lagos and Cario yes....Johannesburg, fvck no!! Not even close, can't be compared.... We talking about a city with more infrastructure than the entire Kenya

And you think your joburg is more developed than the present Cairo. You must be joking

Kenyans this are the forces you want to compare your weak army with. I laugh you mumus

AT ABOUT 23 FEB 21 TROOPS OF 402 SF BDE IN CONJUCTION WITH 22 BDE RESUMED ADANCE FROM AREA AT COORD N12⁰ 07' 52" E13⁰ 51' 28" TO MARTE.

AT ABOUT 1400HRS CMM TRoops ENCOUNTERED 9 X IED AT THE FRINGES OF MARTE WHICH WERE SAFELY DETONATED BY EOD TEAM (.) ON ENTERING NEW MARTE TOWN COORD N12⁰ 15’ 39” E13⁰ 51’ 51”

TROOPS WERE ATTACKED BY BHT AND ATTACK WAS DECISIVELY REPELLED

OWN CASUALTY NIL.

BHT CASUALTY 19 X BHT KILL IN ACTION .

7 X AK 47 RIFLES AND 2 X AA GUNS CAPTURED

ADDITIONAL 2 X GUN TRUCKS DESTROYED

TROOPS HAR AT ABOUT 231830A FEB 21 WITHIN COORD 12° 15' 41.24"N , 13° 51' 50.53"E.

GEN SY SIT CMM CALM BUT FLUID (.) TPS MORALE AND FIGHTING EFFICIENCY REMAIN SATISFACTORY

Shma2022:
Slum debates is lose // lose case .

But for starters:
Makoko has no roads, fiber connection, schools, hospitals, electricity and nearly everything. Kibera has all. So don't compare the largest floating slum in the world with kibera.

Nairobi as a whole is a huge slumpolis. Go and sit one side my friend

gallivant:
Poverty capital, there's no comparison son..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NTIY8Qy2f0

Inside Nigeria biggest slum. Not Africa? But nairoslum ranked as the world's largest slum eat my sh1t you pig

Just30:
I understand why you can't post every community in Nairobi because they all look like run down squalors


Kayo*le 700,000 people live here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzBkhiAt38M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZuoF29KA_o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4HgGteNLOw

Umo*ja is it 500,000 or 600,000 people who live here?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOoBmrH1iUA

Dan*dora Nairobi with a million people


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnoAF2F2r_4

My goodness all these are only in Nairobi. And Nairobi is not even bigger than Lagos in terms of land. Not to talk of Abuja.

rvp2018:
How would they rate your cities when slums are integrated with city - a complete egusi soup

Mr man, Nairobi is the world's largest slum. Can't be compared Abuja and Lagos. Stop smoking that burnt grass that's making you to talk like a fool.

rvp2018:
If we go for horizontal you'll lose even more.
Almost half of Nairobi has world classes residential estates

Such houses all over Nairobi West - huge area - starting from Karen - ending all the way in Garden Estate- Thome.
You can split Nairobi roughly in two - Eastland - is poorer part - with many middle and lower middle class that would pass for best in west africa.

Then west side of Nairobi is world class - and you cannot get anything less than a million dollars - unless it's apartment.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cANyekBCmvw&t=98s

You just love comparing your shithole with anything Abuja. Lemme see anything in Kenya that can come close to this.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOP5fm2EgcA

Just30:


You'll have to close one eye to watch

Shma2022:
Majority of those things are irrelevant.

Let's check abuja pollution index --- 88%
Economy --- Abuja economy is dwarfed by Nakuru.
Airport: chill! Do you have JKIA like?
Road network: what the hell did you just say about your road network? If entire Nigeria has only paved 28k km ---kenya 24k km . Yet your entire road network is 193000, Kenya doing 200,000+. Make it make sense! Do you think abuja has more than 20k km? Spare us some sh1t.

Skyscrapers: Abuja 1, Nairobi almost 30.
Train stations: Abuja can't come close. If you disagree call me for photo contest.

the rest are rants.

Stadium: Challenge Accepted! Kenya is not a football nation. We don't need football stadiums.

Lol

Just30:
Just go and look at Kayo*Le, Umo*ja, Dan*dora and co and you'll see how horribly ordinary Kenyan communities are.
Those areas hold some of the largest population of Kenyans in Nairobi

Please I don't want to have a nightmare. They didn't rate Nairobi as the largest slums in the world for nothing.

rvp2018:
Something like this would impress me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQUh6deLT9E

in your own understanding, development is all about skyscrapers. Kai God

Shma2022:
Fantasies of a guzzler.

That's just the truth. You can debunk that if you can

rvp2018:
You cant impress anyone with any west africa cities; just give up

What's so impressed about Nairobi. A complete shithole. Please shift

rvp2018:
I have watched tonnes of Lagos videos - it slumpolis.

Nairobi is a certified shithole. The world's largest slum

rvp2018:
Try commedy. I think Abdijan is best city so far. Abuja is a failed tiny gov city with lots of slums.

Keep smoking your illegal stuffs. I love your madness

Shma2022:
Lagos is the largest city in Nigeria. Lagos is by far more developed than Abuja.

The problem with Lagos is a lack of zoning laws. Shanties, office blocks skyscrapers and shacks are integrated into one center.

Lagos is not badly off as compared to Abuja. I will be honest with you on that.

Lemme tell you something. Abuja is the most developed city in west africa and one of the most beautiful city in africa. One of the most planned city in the whole africa. Abuja road network is bigger than any road network you have in Kenya. Abuja Neighborhood is bigger than any Neighborhood you have in Kenya. Greener than any city in Kenya. Abuja stadium is bigger than any stadium you have in Kenya. Abuja has light rail and sgr. Abuja healthcare beat any healthcare you have in Kenya. Should I go on.

rvp2018:
Because of that road painted like a zebra crossing.

Didn't you see the space, didn't you see how clean and neat it is. Can you compare that with Nairobi CBD

Shma2022:
It will be unfair. For the sake of fairness, you ask. I don't massage @sses.

Kenya as a whole should first beat Lagos which is our second city before getting to Abuja's level.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RRDu3zbtp8

Shma2022:
You've watched no video. What I gave you is in comparable to what you gave me.

Just pick a random guy --- eg JL115. Ask him to analyze those videos for your puny brain.

Why can't you do the asking yourself. Your cbd are tiny, no space, just congested with tiny roads. And you wants to compare that with Abuja city with alot of space, wide roads with double lanes, trees,etc. Lol you must be a joker

Shma2022:
Wait! Is this a threat?

By now you should know your lanes. I can kill your career before you realize your existence in nairaland.

Challenge me on merit --- pictures -- and not useless rants.

Lol small yash dey shake