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SUFFERInSMILIIN:
A bit of desert in the jungle. The main public transport for baboons this is my country.

samorobo is that you in the third picture trying to wash your bike at the side of the road

Lol you must really love mentioning me...

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
You are the most stupidest illiterate I have ever seen. This trend was opened about development you are talking about homosexuality. I know there is a twelve-year-old boy here but I did not know that there is more than one

Lol your entire family is the stupid illiterate... kikuyu and jill5n have been yapping about gays and shiit..I will not butted in cos I was so surprise to see Obama labelled as a gay...

kikuyu1:
OK! AND CHEW ON THIS!

John Wayne Gacy who killed 40+ boys.
http://graphics.chicagotribune.com/john-wayne-gacy-murders-40-years-later/index.html

Jeffrey Dahmer,who was actually once [b][/b]arrested but being Jewish and preying mostly on blacks flew under the radar.


https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/jeffrey-dahmer

Just this year a dead black gay was found at the apartment of prominent Kali democrat financier,Ed Buck. He wasn't the first,second or even the third!


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/sep/19/ed-buck-la-overdoses-latest-democratic-donor


Here's our own serial killer,Philip Ondari Onyancha with a 'modest count' of 18 women confessing his 'sexuality' at 4.30


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pq08Fx7A9I

When these people lead countries like in the West controlling the armed forces what do you think happens? Look at Dubya! Here he is kissing a journo Jeff Gannon who was a known male pro!


https://thewaronliberty.com/tag/johnny-gosch/

At least 30,maybe even 50% of Western leaders are LGBTQ-Iraq,Syria and Libya are the hallmarks of their mentality which explains the endless wars of our blood drenched world. We are suffering a GLOBAL HOMOCALYPSE while you squeal and make excuses!This is Tripoli before and after the Globo Homo 'delivered democracy.' Obama was such a gay it wasn't even funny!

NOW,PLEASE FK OFF WITH YOUR UNICORNS AND CONFESS THE REAL REASONS FOR YOUR LGBTQI LOVE!

Obama being gay is shame on his country of ancestral origin "Kenya"...what a disgrace to the black race.....

I like how sanwo Olu is harness and unlocking ppp potentials..





Sanwo-Olu seals deal with private developers to build 8,200-unit hostel at LASU

’It’s legacy that’ll outlive us’ - Gov’s Education adviser

Lagos State University (LASU) is set to become a residential tertiary institution, 36 years after it was established. The State Government, at the weekend, signed a Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) agreement with six private property developers to deliver 8,272 units of hostel on the school campus in the next 18 months.

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu officially approved the BOT agreement at a short ceremony held at Lagos House in Marina on Friday evening. The deal, which will lead to the construction of six blocks of Hall of Residence, was wrapped under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) policy of the State. The concessions will run for 35 years.

When the private developers deliver the projects in 2021, it is expected that 30 per cent of the school’s 26,000 student-population will be served, thereby reducing the pressure resulting from over subscription of privately owned off-campus residences.

After approving the contract, Gov. Sanwo-Olu said the development further underscored his administration’s objective of driving up quality output across the State-owned schools through provision of infrastructure critical to facilitating better-quality teaching and learning.

When LASU changes its status to a residential institution, Sanwo-Olu said there would be improvement in students’ academic performance, while the school would also move up in its global rating.

He said: “We have just approved an investment that will not only provide comfort to students, but also make positive impact on the future of our youths. If we agree that the youth as tomorrow’s leaders, we should not pay a lip service to things that will mentally prepare them for the future. It is only when we make investments like this in citadels of learning, such as Lagos State University and other higher institutions, that we can help the youth activate tomorrow they desire.

“The partnership we just sealed with the six private investors is strategic, because it is going to strengthen our capacity as a Government to scale up education quality and bring about improved academic performance of students. It will also help LASU in terms of global rating and outlook. We are using this model as a test case, which governments from other parts of the country will come and emulate. I believe we can deliver on this project and set a precedent that will change the course of tertiary education for good.”

Sanwo-Olu told the developers not to default the agreement deadline nor deviate from the terms of the agreement, stressing that the State Government would monitor the development of the Halls of Residence at every stage of their construction to ensure compliance with agreement.

Special Adviser to the Governor on Education, Hon. Tokunbo Wahab, whose office facilitated the contract, said Sanwo-Olu had created a legacy that would outlive him with the approval of the BOT agreement, reiterating that there would be more private sector-led infrastructure development programmes to be initiated across the State-owned tertiary institutions.

Wahab pointed out the six concessionaires were selected through a transparent bidding procedure fully handled by a reputable management-consulting firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).

He said: “Today’s signing of the agreement speaks to the heart of the Sanwo-Olu administration’s T.H.E.M.E.S agenda, which takes provision of quality education as fundamental pillar. All we have just done is to provide infrastructure that will make the campuses of our tertiary institutions habitable place for our students. By this agreement, we have just made huge positive impacts on the 26,000 LASU students, who regularly face needless pressure in securing scarce off-campus accommodation.”

LASU Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Lanre Fagbohun, who was at the ceremony, described the development as “significant”, saying the agreement would radically change the landscape of the institution.

The contractors will move fully to sites in January and the projects will be completed by the middle of 2021.

The concessionaires are Costa Del Sol Limited, Seamless Integrated Limited, Aircom Nigeria Limited, Clay Hall Limited, First Investment Development Company Limited, and Advent Integrated Services Limited.

Abohboy:
Ambode was very serious with road infrastructure don't forget the pen cinema flyover and than they were going to expand the BRT system across the whole lekki axis, which will drastically reduce travel times Nigeria is seriously working

We need to develop our waterways to reduce stress in our roads and even rails...just imagine travelling from Lagos to Ogun or Lagos to onistha (I don't know if there is a water route for this) via waterways

68816419:
Yes, Ambode actually tried on this , combination the newly constructed 10 lane airports , Apapa oshodi 10 lanes (Dangote), Abule-Egba brt lane would toataly change the face of oshodi

1- The New 10 lanes lagos International airport lane with BRT systems
2- The New Apapa-Oshodi Expressway As Construction by Dangote ,(Longest and largest cement road in Africa)
3- The Oshodi-Ebule-Egba BRT route project will span 14 kilometres – from Oshodi to Abule-Egba,
4-The oshodi- Bus Interchange (Old pic)

Oshodi is very choatic to drive through, majorly because if the massive road construction leading to different locations like Ikeja, airport, apapa, badagry...

Austine1212:
A pit toilet might at least bring some dignity. One cant also wait for government to built him a toilet.

Individuals build toilet in Nigeria... recently some states has been declared open defecation free..lets wait and see how that would reflect on next year's list..

Austine1212:
But the Chinese are helping in developing those roads, ports, rail... Thou borrowing to repay debt is never a good thing.

The loans the Chinese gives kenyans comes in overpriced infastructure...Kenya sgr cost 2 times more than what ours cost and about 3 times what Tanzania and ethopians she cost...and the funniest is that the age still looks whacky and shabby.....

Their debt to GDP will always increase so long as they keep engaging in stupid practice like borrowing to boost their currency and make it look string when infact it is weak....tell me is that not another stupid thing they do..

Austine1212:
Heeey im not your friend you not use fcking with me.

Stop being uproductive

Kenya can borrow as much as they want as long as they can repay their debts. They investing in infrastructure which is essential for any good running economy.

They borrow annually to repay this old debt and still have interest accumulate with soaring debt to GDP...

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

sufferNmiling you are pained...just remain dormant while we entertain you with Project....

Austine1212:
Debt goes with planning and implementation

If they repay well, the economy is well i don't see anything wrong with borrowing.

They getting loans, they buidings railways, ports, roads with help of china they using what they borrowing to good use investing in infrastructure which is always good

Lol..you really need to visit this thread regularly and glance through pages you've missed...we've dealt with this countless time...
No one has criticized borrowing(fvck even developed countries won't be where they are today without borrowing) here but borrowing without paying back or paying in a foolish manner has always been our issue with them.....

Kenya with a debt of about $62bn with a supposed GDP of $99bn have nothing to show on ground other than an overpriced ugly sgr connecting mombassa to nairobi and 10,000km of tarred road since independence...

Do you know Kenya borrows to pay old debt sand still have to sit their asses down whilst watching interest accumulate...tell me is that not insane...
..that is the height of stupidity...even an ordinary roadside business man knows this kind of useless practice can cripple his business within few months..

Despite this stupid practice their debt to GDP keeps increasing instead of reducing...

Abohboy:
No one brought me here I came to fight stupid men with no hope who are just sad internet trolls looking to cause disorder and hatred

Nigerians are not illiterate and if all of them are than it means you and I are both illiterate

Lol i wonder why you keep giving that bloody hater attention..

Abohboy:
It will open in Q3 2021 it will be the best port in west Africa and one of the best in the whole of Africa only behind port said, Durban and Tanger med sorry Mombasa but we beating you

Never!!!..it will never be behind Durban or Tanger whatever rather they will be behind Lekki..

68816419:
Kenya of all countries ?

https://www.ilubirin.ng/

More on Ilubirin (Makoko Slum upgrade )

Any rvp will not like this...

68816419:
LAGOS | Ilubirin Housing Estate | Master-Plan | U/C (Parts of Makoko slums upgrade )

LASG, FIDC to complete Ilubirin project by 2020
The PUNCH, November 11, 2019
Maureen Ihua-Maduenyi

The Lagos State Government and its partner in the Ilubirin Foreshore Housing project, First Investment Development Company, have said the estate will be completed and delivered by 2020.

Ilubirin Estate is a public housing project on about 15.1 hectares of reclaimed land at the foot of the Third Mainland Bridge.

It is being developed by the Ilubirin Fireshore Projects Limited, a joint venture between the Lagos State Government and the First Investment Development Company.

The Lagos State Commissioner for Housing, Moruf Akinderu- Fatai, at a tour of the project, said with the commitment from both parties, the commercial development would be completed at the said time.

The commissioner said, “We have a solid plan to deliver the first phase of the project, which is residential in the fourth quarter of 2020; to be followed by the commercial and entertainment/leisure parks in 2021.

“Ilubirin is a critically important development for the city that will rejuvenate the area. We have a duty to ensure that more Lagos residents become homeowners and that the homes themselves are built to global and international standards.”

He stated that when completed, the project would address the housing deficit in Lagos.

According to the Project Director of the FIDC, Wale Bamgbelu, there is collective determination and commitment from both parties to the timely delivery of Ilubirin, which he said would set a new standard for mixed-used housing estates.

“Ilubirin will create a benchmark for future community development in Lagos State anchored on the concept of ‘live, work and play’ with not only residential offerings but also offices, shopping, new school, hotel, medical centre, leisure facilities and brand new Marina for the lagoon,” he added.

Bamgbelu said a revised master plan was recently completed to help in optimising Marina and creating a new shopping spine through the new neighbourhood.

Copyright PUNCH.

I love this illubrin project...it is not only meant to provide a rod class housing environment with amazing skyscrapers but will also serve as a tourist attractions with resorts and malls included..

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LAGOS | 4th Mainland Bridge | $1.4billion

4th Mainland Bridge: Lagos government unveils 39 bidders

The Guardian (Nigeria), December 18, 2019

The Lagos State Government on Wednesday unveiled 39 construction companies who have expressed interest in the construction of the proposed Fourth Mainland Bridge in the state.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the state government had advertised for expression of interest on the Fourth Mainland Bridge some weeks ago.

The Special Adviser to the Governor on Works and Infrastructure, Mrs Aramide Adeyoye, said the opening of the bid was the first of the six stages before a winner would be selected to construct the proposed bridge.

Adeyoye said that the process was very transparent, adding that government was encouraged by the number of companies that bidded for the project worldwide.

She said since the government did not have the fund for the project, it had to place it under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement.

According to her, the next step of evaluation will begin soon, adding that the companies that qualified for the next stage would be contacted.

She said that the state government made the bidding public to get investors’ confidence in the project.

The special adviser said that government was committed to ensuring that the project, which had been in the pipeline for over 30 years, was completed to further ease gridlock in the state.

The Managing Director, Advanced Engineering Consultants, Dr Peter Agunbiade, said that the journey to construct the Fourth Mainland Bridge began many years ago.

Agunbiade said that the current administration of Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, hadm it possible for the construction of the bridge to be revisited.

He said that companies in Europe, Asia and others duly expressed interest in the project, assuring that the state government would ensure transparency in executing the bid.

The Permanent Secretary, Works and Infrastructure, Mr Olujimi Hutonu, said the journey started on Nov. 28, 2019 when the advert for expression of interest was placed.

Hutonu said that three weeks later, the expression of interest had been opened and made public.

He listed some of the companies that expressed interest in the project as: Julius Berger, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), Kyeryong Construction Company, Pythgoras Holdings and CRCCCI Nigeria.

Others are China State Construction and Engineering Corporation Nigeria Ltd, Bua International Ltd, China Jiangxi International Economic and Technical Cooperation Company Ltd, among others.

Oh I forgot to add that this would be a 2 story bridge with the upper part meant for vehicle commuter and the below meant for pedestrians movement and shopping malls...the below part will also serve as a major tourist attraction since it will house open spaces and offer an amazing view of the Atlantic Ocean........No other way to call this but world class and very innovative.....

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LAGOS | 4th Mainland Bridge | $1.4billion

4th Mainland Bridge: Lagos government unveils 39 bidders

The Guardian (Nigeria), December 18, 2019

The Lagos State Government on Wednesday unveiled 39 construction companies who have expressed interest in the construction of the proposed Fourth Mainland Bridge in the state.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the state government had advertised for expression of interest on the Fourth Mainland Bridge some weeks ago.

The Special Adviser to the Governor on Works and Infrastructure, Mrs Aramide Adeyoye, said the opening of the bid was the first of the six stages before a winner would be selected to construct the proposed bridge.

Adeyoye said that the process was very transparent, adding that government was encouraged by the number of companies that bidded for the project worldwide.

She said since the government did not have the fund for the project, it had to place it under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement.

According to her, the next step of evaluation will begin soon, adding that the companies that qualified for the next stage would be contacted.

She said that the state government made the bidding public to get investors’ confidence in the project.

The special adviser said that government was committed to ensuring that the project, which had been in the pipeline for over 30 years, was completed to further ease gridlock in the state.

The Managing Director, Advanced Engineering Consultants, Dr Peter Agunbiade, said that the journey to construct the Fourth Mainland Bridge began many years ago.

Agunbiade said that the current administration of Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, hadm it possible for the construction of the bridge to be revisited.

He said that companies in Europe, Asia and others duly expressed interest in the project, assuring that the state government would ensure transparency in executing the bid.

The Permanent Secretary, Works and Infrastructure, Mr Olujimi Hutonu, said the journey started on Nov. 28, 2019 when the advert for expression of interest was placed.

Hutonu said that three weeks later, the expression of interest had been opened and made public.

He listed some of the companies that expressed interest in the project as: Julius Berger, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), Kyeryong Construction Company, Pythgoras Holdings and CRCCCI Nigeria.

Others are China State Construction and Engineering Corporation Nigeria Ltd, Bua International Ltd, China Jiangxi International Economic and Technical Cooperation Company Ltd, among others.

Lol just see the way companies are clamouring to construct this bridge for us, and the funniest thing is that it is funded through PPP...not that scam proposed bridge in Kenya that Japanese wants to use in indebt-ing the animal kingdom and own a share in the colony's NEOCOLONIALISM.....
Fvck Kenya for she is a zoo..

rvp20182:
Did I hit a raw nerve? Kenya GDP is around 100B - as of today - and our debt servicing is merely 30% - that is about what is recommended if you go to you bank - that leave you with 70% to met salaries, pension, recurrent expenditure and development.

Now genius - explain to us - how after spending 70% of your revenues re-paying debt- do you pay salaries, pensions, recurrent expenditure and still get money for capital expenditure (development)?

Lol rvp you just described Kenya in few paragraphs....

Kenya borrows to pay to old debt and despite that your debt to GDP doesn't reduce but keeps soaring higher ..let that be your worry

68816419:
Abuja Light rail( Completed, Lagos Light rail (87% COMPLETED )
Pics of Lagos Light rail

Lol I love Lagos light rail....
I love the way they used Lagos signature at the front of the train..

68816419:
LEKKI | Port @ Lekki | Deep Sea Port (Under construction )

Features

1.5 km long breakwater

6 km long approach channel with 14 m draught

670 m diameter turning circle

1.5 km long quay wall

Three container berths of 8,000 TEU vessels

One 45,000 DWT liquid bulk berth

One 75,000 DWT dry bulk berth

Lol rvp will not like this....

68816419:
Roll-out Ceremony at CRRC Dalian's Factory (ABUJA LIGHT RAIL)

Lol..look at that world class amazing train....

Kenyans with all the noise you make why can't you channel that to your govt and demand for this type of infastructures......rvp this is Abuja light rail phase 2...

68816419:
services these debts?
how would this "Very" tiny,unproductive, road-less,Fake, poverty capital of the world services these debts?

Lol Kenya is a zoo...There was a new better way to say it..

68816419:
Mean while, this tiny, resources-less, unproductive slums capital of the world.

Your news is even a bit stale..kenya's debt to GDP should be hovering around 62% now.... what a crazy zoo..

Austine1212:
Booming population is a problem china saw it look where it is now

Nigeria is really amazing, they singsing want their people coming home. Ive never send or heard anything like that in any country. Are things that bad in nigeria?

Sorry but I don't understand what you are trying to say...perhaps you might need to re-write again..

Austine1212:
Did you know Japan GDp to debt is over 200%, japan is over $10 trillion in debt

US owes over $20 trillion

As long as you can repay debt is not a huge problem, credit record

Those are developed countries with developed economies...having high debt to GDP is not healthy and safe for a developing nation most especially of Kenyan standard...

I think.i am now in support of this $30bn loan...seeing low(debt to GDP) it is my opinion changed instantly...


Nigeria's Debt To GDP Ratio Drops To 18.99%—DMO

The Debt Management Office (DMO) has disclosed that the debt stock to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Nigeria reduced to 18.99 percent as at June 30, 2019 from 19.09 percent as at December 31, 2018.

The agency made this disclosure while rolling out the Medium–Term External Borrowing Plan of the federal government, which is meant to stimulating economic growth, diversify the economy and bring about investments in human capital.

In the plan, the debt office emphasised that the present level of Nigeria’s debt to GDP ratio was very low when compared with many advanced nations like the United States of America (USA).

However, it stressed that where the problem lies for the Africa’s largest economy is its debt service to revenue ratio, which the DMO said was high at 57 percent in 2017 and 51 percent in 2018.

This was attributed to the increase in the debt stock and relatively high domestic interest rates, noting that it was for this reason government has decided to borrow externally through the $30 billion loan is seeks approval for from the National Assembly.

“Nigeria has a ceiling of 25 percent on the total public debt stock to GDP, which it has operated within,” the debt office said in the plan viewed by Business Post, adding that the debt service/revenue ratio “provides strong justification for the current drive to increase oil and non-oil revenues significantly.”

According to the DMO, “The United States of America, United Kingdom and Canada had debt/ GDP ratios of 105 percent, 85 percent and 90 percent in 2017 which were much higher than that of Nigeria, but because they generate adequate revenues, their debt service/revenue for the same year were 12.5 percent, 7.5 percent and 7.5 percent respectively.

“The case was also similar for Brazil, South Africa, Kenya and Mexico who had higher Debt/GDP than Nigeria (74 percent, 53 percent, 57 percent and 46 percent respectively), but had lower debt service/revenue of 32.20 percent, 11.4 percent, 13.2 percent and 13.6 percent respectively.”

“This is clear evidence that Nigeria’s revenues are low. This is further demonstrated by Nigeria’s tax to GDP ratio of only 6 percent in 2018 compared to: Kenya-15.7 percent, Morroco-21.8 percent, Cameroon-12.2 percent and South Africa-27.5 percent, all for 2017. These, attest to the fact that Nigeria has a Revenue challenge rather than a debt problem,” the DMO added.

The debt office threw its weight behind the borrowing plan, saying it would be used to develop infrastructure in the country like roads, railways, waterways and power, which it said “will help to unleash the potentials of the Nigerian economy.”

“Other loans such as those for the educational sector will contribute to the development of Nigeria’s human capital, while loans for agriculture will be used to diversify the economy.

There will also be funding for development finance institutions to enhance access to finance for micro, small and medium scale enterprises,” the debt office further said.

https://businesspost.ng/economy/nigerias-debt-to-gdp-ratio-drops-to-18-99-dmo/

Designer123:
This is Nigerian-class not world-class

Below is a world-class hostel in Germany.

Why are people above saying this is a philanthropic gesture when the rent is 300K per annum? There is difference between philanthropy and investment (business).

Stop making noise and make use of your eyes...This is a render image..

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Don't even think of coming back to Nigeria you are very young if you come back you will just become like me. Even if they kill your parents in South Africa it is better to stay there. Nigerians will destroy your future you are still very very young when you grow up you will understand all what I said is true

Lol you this guy you keep making my day....you are the same person complaining about nigerians in South Africa and other countries in the world and yet you don't want them to return home...

Okay tell us where you want them to be then...

darkwan:
ofcourse....i was shocked when a english guy threating to rape me after i pissed him off....
i was confused for a while....beatin me up is not enough....??

then i remembered the teachings of the elders like clark and many others....
its not a fairytail oo....

Lol darkwan you will not kill us on this thread...if a German guy his not bulling you then an English boy is trying to rape you....

Take it easy bro....by all means protect your anus from this English homo

pacretus:
A Ghanaian soldier, an officer for that matter was killed like a chicken his body almost burnt to ashes by the villagers who accused him of being a criminal. Or is it the woman who poured hot soup on a your police chief (a senior police chief) I can post the links to these 2 stories and many more.

Now, no Nigerian soldier on a neutral ground has ever been killed like a chicken.

As for your under bridge story, im a Nigerian,never for once have I come across such lies.
Agberos in Nigeria dread the military.
And over here the police and army respects each other.

Martial art my foot, every military teach basic survival skills including close combat fights(mostly martial art).

Don't forget Nigerian navy trains your Special forces( from start to finish)... so give respect to your seniors ok.

Pacretus take it easy..This is not worth the stress you are giving yourself....

It's seems you are easily provoked..

obaaderemi:
I think we should forgive them in the spirit of the season.

They have to be remorseful to earn that forgiveness..

Austine1212:
Countries that dont usually post pictures usually are working hard without much noise

Ethiopia, Namibia, Botswana etc

Hahahaha I love this...so technically there is nothing going on in Kenya other than noise......