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sufferNsmiling:
You are a total fool and an illiterate. You are a total illiterate which just fools yourself for money tonight Cameroon has got better odds than Nigeria. Illiteracy has made you something else the more you suffer the happier you are

You are the most biggest fool and the most useless illiterate in the world! Because all what you're saying meaningless and useless just like you

sufferNsmiling:
A lot of these projects and pictures which this Nigerians are pasting are heavily edited. Underground it is a different story

Why are you pained? Is it because your country is underdeveloped

cossano:
i agree its about time these arguments go.. i mean any rightful thinking kenyan wouldn't compare Nigeria with Kenya, Nigeria is obviously richer but at the same we should all agree that there is a lot to be done about our governance, i am a die-hard pan-africanist and i wouldn't want these back and forth arguments about nothing blur my views on the current and future state of our beloved motherland, i take what is going on here as just a usual locker room banter and nothing more because the truth will always remain the truth.

You're the most educated Kenyan on this thread! May you live long brother.

See, every country has the bad part and good part. But your brothers don't want to understand that.

sufferNsmiling:
I think you are in this category more pictures of apapa Wharf Road

Keeping fooling yourself. Desperate kiberan monkey? Foolish hungry drunkard

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The Dangote Refinery seems to be one if not the largest project going on the Africa continent currently. It's a project that has gulped lots of billions of dollars, break some technological protocol, it has involved a lot of technical and advanced engineering. People on this site work day in, day out to make sure the refinery receives the best and meet up with the timeline.

For example, the 2760 ton RFCC regenerator, is the largest of its kind in the world which was made in South Korea. According to Dangote, he has to build its own port in order to accommodate all these mega machineries as no Nigerian port can accommodate any of these items.

The CEO/Founder Mr. Aliko Dangote while speaking with Mo Ibrahim recently, when he was asked to comment about the refinery, he said, " it can be considered the largest project in the world when considering all various construction around the area". One hard fact is when he says the refinery section of the project has 136,000 piles, more than anywhere else in the world.

When the refinery is finished, it is expected that it will produce 650,000 barrels of crude daily. According to Aliko Dangote, the refinery has gulped $130billion so far.

The site was about 2 million square meters in size was bought for the sole aim of the refinery from both the Federal and State Government.


According to the images we have seen so far, work at this site is nothing but a mega one. Lots of work are on-going simultaneously which leaves no room for negligence from the workers in any way. The pile foundation, civil construction, grid flow production tasks, and the grid installation work are ongoing.

At the completion of this project, it's said to create thousands of job opportunities for the youths and for those in the oil sector thereby saving the nation a huge amount of money from foreign refineries.

AutoReportNG got some images from the companies handling the project, we felt its important to report back to you on how they fare.

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The Lagos State Government is leaving no stones unturned to make sure that the state is motorable and conducive for use. The new Ilaje Waterfront Jetty will be commissioned today by the outgoing govenor of Lagos State, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode. Mr. Ambode today unveil state of the art ferries that will ply the axis, according to him, this will be part of efforts to scale up water transportation in Lagos and also to decongest traffic across the road.

"It is pertinent to note that the Lagos State Government has procured seven ferries, five of which will be commissioned and they are named after monumental events, notable towns and Lagos deities as a reminder of our historical values. The names are –Itesiwaju Eko, Ipakodo, Alausa, Adamu-Orisa, Ejinrin, Eko-Akete, and Zangbeto. These are ferries that the citizens will find comfortable, safe as well as affordable.
Named Bariga Waterfront Jetty, the ferry terminal is an initiative of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode’s administration to further scale up the integrated transportation system of the State Government aimed at ensuring seamless connectivity within the State.

The state-of-the-art jetty is situated at the tail end of the upgraded Ilaje Road which provides access to the terminal from Akoka Road, abuts the lagoon front facing the Third Mainland Bridge.

It sits on a reclaimed land area of over 2000 square meter with facilities such as generous parking area that can conveniently accommodate 150 cars and ample space for park and ride buses for those that will want to park their cars to get to their various destinations through the terminal by ferry.

68816419:
I swear to God, ths how Ronga currently looks lie, these pics are street scenes taking from the city center of ronga( Best areas), the city only has one major coal-tied road(known as magadi RD) , 99% of other roads are nothing to write home about.
Kenyan are indeed cursed for celebrating mediocrity ,it might takes ages before Kenya get to the level of ANY NIGERIA CITY, reason been that, most of nigeria's cities got development spreads across all areas and not only at capital

Even their capital has larger slum than any other cities in Africa? They don't have shame, they're busy repeating one part of nairobi, recycling that same part and call it development. These people are coursed

Even though the new Oshodi BRT Terminus is still on-going finishing touches but we seem to be looking at a masterpiece in the making.

AutoReportNG got some night view images of the building and we can say its sparkling. For the records, the building was commissioned open by Pres. Buhari and so far work has started at terminus 3 as the management has already begun loading of passengers from this axis.

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The Minister of State for Aviation Hadi Sirika commissioned a few aviation projects in Abuja, Kano and Katsina states.

In Abuja, the Minister commissioned the 10 Megawatts (MW) Independent Power Plant (IPP) to complement power for the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.

The new Accident Rescue and Resuscitation Centre, the remodeled Terminal D of the domestic wing of Abuja airport as well as the fire watch tower for the Airport, were also commissioned.

In Abuja
He Commissioned the 10 Megawatts (MW) Independent Power Plant (IPP) to complement power for the Abuja Airport, The New Accident Rescue and Resuscitation Centre, the remodeled Terminal D of the domestic wing of Abuja airport as well as the fire watch tower for the Airport.

Kano
In kano the Hon. Minister of State for Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika Commissioned the General Aviation Terminal at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport and some other projects.

Katsina
In Katsina, he Commissioned the Terminal building of Umaru Musa Yaradua, International Airport, Katsina. As part of his ongoing tour of Aviation projects in the country.

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Jonraid:
Don't engage him.I wanted to post lots of pages about the horrific money ritual killing pictures but let me backtrack a bit.I don't want to be a classless fool like him!

Foolish idiot. You should have posted it

cossano:
you are also not doing justice to the ordinary nigerians by denying the obvious social problems in nigeria today, nigeria being the largest and the richest black majority country on earth should be doing better that its currently doing. i salute ordinary nigerians for bringing nigeria to the point it is today,if only the nigerian system function as well as great nigerian exports such as nollywood, and the music industry, nigeria would be five times what it is today, nigerian government just like all other sub-saharan countries have really let down its people, direct that anger towards them

Bro the thing here is that you came late. We're not denying that our country is not better. We know that our country has already fvcked up big time, our government has taking us to the wrong place. But your brothers here the ones denying Everything, instead of them to accept that their country is not unstable but they will keep denying it and still lying untop and that is why we are also doing the same thing. You should start from the beginning of the thread and see how it goes. Most of our nigeria brothers are no more interested but your foolish brothers will still bring something bad about nigerians/Nigeria to provoke the nigerians so that they will continue the argument again. They don't want to let this argument go?

tylann:
I was talking about slum upgrading projects
Not road construction projects

Kenya has a lot of road projects taking place

Now show me slum upgrading projects in nigeria

Well, we don't have slums in our country

The question on the lips of many Nigerians have been when will the Lagos-Ibadan Railway start work after all the minister promised last year that by May 2019 the train would have been working. In as much as we try to reply series of emails, calls, and messages on the social media, it is expedient to note that we can't answer all the questions as we don't work directly or closely with the minister of transportation, RT. Hon Rotimi Amaechi but we can assure you that work is ongoing at various locations at Lagos, Ibadan, and Abeokuta.

The minister was in Lagos recently where he toured Apapa, Constain, Ebute, Agege and Agbado Stations to see things for himself and see how work is going.

For example, Costain is getting a new Bridge, as part of the Lagos-Ibadan Rail project. The old Bridge will be demolished (it’s too low for the new train), Construction has already started on the new one. Also, Demolitions are ongoing from the site of the Apapa Station to make way for the railway line.

Recently, the completion of all civil works and this include, embankment, cuttings, culverts, and bridges have been completed, also, out of the 156.8km Lagos - Ibadan Railway, Section 3 of the measured 45km road between chainage DK75 to DK120 has been done and civil works of this section which includes a 6.67 million cu.m of earthworks, 1 major bridge, 2 medium bridges, 5 underpasses, 12 overpasses, and 72 culverts have all been completed. The Bridge at DK77 has been completed too and ready to be used.

So far, the tracks now stand at KM 123, now in Oyo State they promised to get to the final stop (KM 158) in Ibadan by end of May or early June

These are some of the images from the site across the 3 states.

tylann:
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Where have i shifted the goal post

Nobody is starving in Kenya

Keep fooling yourself mumu

tylann:
who said we are better than others except south africa

Kenya is better than nigeria that is a fact

Only on Nairaland

tylann:
And that is why our govt is upgrading kibera

Tell me what your govt is doing about nigerian
Slums

Below is kibera upgrading

Everyday we're developing our cities. We're not focusing on one City like you people. Thanks to AutoReportNG

For those who live around Agbara, Lusada area in Ogun State, they will tell you that life can't be worse than roads in these areas. Agbara is a manufacturing hub, one of the money-spinning hub for both the federal and state government, IGR from these factories alone can confidentially fund the budget of some states in Nigeria but it's a pity that roads leading to their factories are more of a death trap.

People living at Agbara have cried out to the governor of Ogun State to repair the road in this area as trailers, tankers and other private vehicles ply these road daily, these road has been neglected for years with promises from both the state and federal to do something. It got to a stage that residents have to embark on a peaceful protest last year but this does not move any of the state agencies. At a point when the people are beginning to accept their fate, the state government seem to remember them and has begun a reconstruction work on the Agbara-Lusada Road.


In a press release written by Mr. Ajayi Olatubosun, who is the Community Liaison Officer for Igbesa, he explained that the project was reconstructed by the Guangdong Community within the Free Trade Zone as part of their（ 1）corporate social responsibility to the community and （2）as a PPP agreement on Built Operate and transfer（BOT） under the approval of the State Government having a bilateral " Memorandum of Understandings " ( MoU).

Read his statement below...

Dear Fellow Citizens / Residents.

I am desirous in extending and expressing my delight thereby sending forth my APPRECIATION for your cooperation and support ever exhibited since the " Reconstruction ' road project in place along Igbesa - Oba Adesola Mkt.（Lusada）road.

Our undaunted and unflinching love ever accorded the Client, Contractors and other Consultants on the site has yielded a positive effects which tremendously facilitated the good work ever recorded and experience at the site.

However, it is of high note to explain emphatically that the ongoing TEN（10）kilometres road project is a typical Reconstruction Project embarked upon and financially sponsored by the Guangdong Community within the Free Trade Zone as part of their（ 1）corporate social responsibility to the community and （2）as a PPP agreement on Built Operate and transfer（BOT） under the approval of the State Government having a bilateral " Memorandum of Understandings " ( MoU).

Besides, the efforts on place has been proved beyond every reasonable doubt that its a thorough construction against a purported peddling damaging rumour of undergoing Rehabilitation.

Its also carry on simultaneously with the sides drainage for easy passages of waters and downpours.

Technical. professionally and couples with Consultancy initiatives, the ongoing feeder road is being planned , designed, manned monitored and heavily supervised by Construction Experts spanning from Civil Engineers, Quantity Surveyors, Land Surveyors, Architects, to mention a few.

The level of work ever put into place had guaranteed the road construction beyond a mere Rehabilitation.

It has been affirmed, a thorough Reconstruction that had its " Insitu- Density " test deeper and perfectly certified beyond Rehabilitation.

Here attached are appendix photographs of the extent of work in progress for our perusal.

Thanking you all for your understanding as We Pray for the completion of the project soon.

AutoReportNG is a bit confused as we can't say if the Chinese company will embark on the total reconstruction of the Igbesa, Atan, and Lusada road or its just a portion of the Lusada axis.

No matter the case, trust us to always keep you posted. See more of the images below...

cossano:
what i have found out while following this thread is the foolish African pride on show. Kenyans, Tanzanians and Nigerians are all shouting how their various countries are great, but the facts are there for everyone to see, we are all poor, to keep denying these fundamental facts is like endorsing the corrupt and inept leadership of our various countries, yes there are positives in every country but the negatives far much outweighs the positives. Lets keep talking to one another but not at each other. please let civility reigns even as we display our arrogant patriotism.

Now you're talking like a educated person. But your foolish brothers are the ones claiming they're better than others except South Africa! You should direct that message to them.

tylann:
The report says Kenyans affected by drought have not received food aid nothing else

Ok oo keeping shifting goal post

Jonraid:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cn1KXRTXdY?t=19

You don't have Common shame. Your capital is like this and you are still making noise. I can't even watch the video because am eating. Very disgusting and dirty place to live in. Smh


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D30xqtwSJ_zI&ved=2ahUKEwjikaG99sDiAhUgRBUIHf-_DX4QwqsBMAh6BAgDEDE&usg=AOvVaw3ebawWhMg28G9yUImCMsHn

Pray for Kenya

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DEKIlDYO5dSM&ved=2ahUKEwjikaG99sDiAhUgRBUIHf-_DX4QwqsBMAZ6BAgDECY&usg=AOvVaw1QYPdLF41A1x6hhxt5BZJb


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DzK1xh5LJBuo&ved=2ahUKEwjikaG99sDiAhUgRBUIHf-_DX4QwqsBMAB6BAgDEAU&usg=AOvVaw2KR-qRd-Cwt7kDlCVmcmI4

sufferNsmiling:
Please everybody this is nothing tin can Lagos.
See the pictures of think and below and the road.
This Kenyans have seen nothing as amazing and as powerful as this in the giant of Africa

Foolish frustrated and desperate kiberan monkey? You can't even read and see what they say about the tin can truck. Useless starving cow blood drunkard

AutoReportNG:
How sure are you? Have you been there to verify this? Don't discredit what you can't prove...

I don't comment on your attacks but I need to say this

Bro don't mind that frustrated, desperate and coursed Kenyan. He will die of hatred? He's the most senseless and useless person on this planet

sufferNsmiling:
This picture is photo edited and it is not a reality on the ground go to that place now and you shall see it loaded with broken down trucks and also containers all over the place

This one, I think the hunger has fire you too much that you cannot see anymore? now I know you're the most senseless and useless creature on Earth

tylann:
And why should you insult me have i insulted you
Anyway we are in may 2019 and nobody is starving in Kenya you report says April

Are you going to deny this one, you dummy

sufferNsmiling:
Please I am begging everybody in the world to read this to know the real state of Nigeria please please read this
why people in Nigeria are suffering

http://www.gamji.com/dickson/dickson412.htm

You're not left out you stupid pussy

rvp2018:
Too hungry to find a link
https://www.usaid.gov/nigeria/food-assistance

Hohohohohoho yours is the worse in Africa

tylann:
Nobody is starving in kenya that is why we are not under UN food programme like nigeria

If I insult you now, you will say am rude? Do you want to compare this dying skeleton with Nigeria

It's no news that the presidency has given directives to trailers and tankers plying the Apapa port area to vacate immediately. According to the directive, they have less than 72hours to comply and an order has been given to the Nigerian Navy, Nigeria Police, The Army, and Lagos State Government to see to it that the port and all its extensions are rid off tankers and trailers in 14 days.

As much as the people are happy with with the directive and applauded the presidency for finally taken the bold steps to rid Lagos of this menace, many have been asking where these tankers will go. It's one thing to give a directive and its another thing to provide a solution that won't make them to go back to this spot again.

Many do not know that the federal government has already began constructing some trucks park around Tin Can close to the port. AutoReportNG got some exclusives image from the company handling the marking project of this park.

The project is the 350 capacity new Apapa Tin Can Truck Park in conjunction with the Federal Ministry of Power Works and Housing and Borini Prono. The federal government uses the Tektron Engineering for the truck park demarcation, directional symbols, and numbering.

These are exclusive images of the park... Images courtesy of Tektron Engineering.


Many do not know that the federal government has already began constructing some trucks park around Tin Can close to the port. AutoReportNG got some exclusives image from the company handling the marking project of this park.

tylann:
Of course

Even buhari relatives are not safe

Are Kenyatta people safe