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Austine1213:Good and it's was with thesame logic we were using to compare Abuja to Pretoria but then no one got where we where coming from... |
Roan77:It's doesn't end there..they ones argued repeatedly that Capetown is the best city in the world cos some random dummies voted for it online cos of her beauty.. |
Austine1213:Cos they deserve it..China's infastructure is better,newer, and more maintained than US... New York is dirty. |
Roan77:True..not only that the shinny road stops and end in that CBD...the rest are very ,ugly,deadly dusty broken down road....many places have never seen bitumen since inception.. |
Roan77:Both cities gives you a different feel with their development.... |
Austine1213:Overrated in what sense? Forget Kigali, it's still an African townie joke.. |
Austine1213:Forget the rest of joburg ,there is nothing special about it today aside from sandton...it's loosing it's modernity... Capetown is more developed cos the infastructures there is the most maintained of all your cities plus the city is naturally very beautiful... honestly I prefer Capetown to joburg and Durban with all that skyscraper..... |
Austine1213:True development is not all about tall buildings and I love both like that..both are world cities with very developed infastructures, yes I agree.. You need to understand that Amsterdam like every other European cities goes back in time..and they probably developed had developed infastructures as far back as the 19th century...they are a fully developed nation with dwindling population so don't expect their urbanisation rate to decrease..their cities have hit it apex of development, all they can do is maintained it... Amsterdam is more like a beautiful 20th century City well maintained to fit into the modern era while Dubai is a city that has and is still leveraging 21st century style of urbanisation... Amsterdam may not have all that complex road cos it has a very strong bicycle culture like the rest of Europe... Just forget SA cities is not near those two listed cities...your Analogy is not working.... Now tell me what Amsterdam has that Dubai doesn't.. |
Austine1213:Yes development is judged in modernity...SA is more modern and that's why it tops the rest of Africa... Egypt is coming with an even greater modernity and SA will even see dust in a matter of keys say 5-7 years... Nope Dubai has lots of sophisticated roads a d highway cos the city is not pedestrian friendly due to the extremely high temperature...you can barely last 10 minutes on that dessert without passing out cos of the heat. ,.. |
chrisooblog:It's not even a matter of leader..let's get the Economy on it feet every other things will fall in place for Abuja. |
Roan77:Then he is decieving himself if he doesn't want to accept..they was a certain time this fellas was comparing joburg with New York..lol and they said joburg is better... |
Roan77:Abeg they are likes ahead.... Dubai us currently building a Hyperloop, even USA is not think of it.. |
DIVERSIFICATION! DIVERSIFICATION!! DIVERSIFICATION  N’Assembly to get PIB in two weeks The Minister of State, Petroleum Resources, Mr Timipre Sylva, at the weekend disclosed that the recently inaugurated Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) gas pipelines and the Train 7 Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) projects are currently valued at a whopping $50 billion. While the Train 7 project is expected to boost Nigeria’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) output by more than 30 per cent, the AKK pipeline project is planned to transport natural gas from Ajaokuta in Kogi to Kaduna and Kano, and through several states and urban centres, as part of the Trans Nigeria Gas programme. Sylva also noted that in the next two weeks, the ministry would transmit the revised Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) to the National Assembly so that work on it can begin fully. Speaking during an interview on Arise Television, the broadcast arm of THISDAY newspapers, the minister reiterated that 2020 remains ‘the year of gas’, stressing that with the expected passage of the PIB, the industry would attract more investment. He also maintained that modular refineries would not solve Nigeria’s petrol supply challenges, adding that they are not structured to serve large markets. “This has been a good year for gas, especially with the overwhelming support of President Muhammadu Buhari. We have achieved quite a bit. We have achieved the FID (Final Investment Decision) of Train 7 and the flag-off of the AKK pipelines. “These are two major projects valued at about $50 billion or so and that’s quite a lot at this time of Covid-19 and we are proud of that,” he said. He noted that apart from the opportunities that will come with the AKK project, which is now a backbone from the south to the north, it will also create a development corridor for the industry. Sylva insisted that the PIB had not been watered down, noting that having gone through several modifications, when passed, the law would stand the test of t |
Roan77:Lol true..he sure does think he knows all.. |
Austine1213:Dude it's miles... You do know to an extent UAE and China infastructure is better than that of the US.... Their cities are more futuristic, newer,well maintained....their public infastructure is generally more maintained than that of the US...check out their metro,buses ,roads E.t.c. |
@Austine1213 I haven't seen the message you sent me. |
Abuja roads... Top quality
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Roan77:Simple |
Ahh at random
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Abuja at random
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Abuja street view at random... Keeping it world class...
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Austine1213:Can you pls post this white thick girls let's us see... Cos it's not a white thing to he thick....nah, never.. |
Abohboy:True |
Abuja at random.. Street views
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AmenhotepZuid:Nonsense..stupid pride...that won't hold for long.... By the way, they have 28 kind of this project currently ongoing.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVuTfEXA0uY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA_65RgnFLI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE-KtF5FB6o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpXLnQXNZZA |
Austine1213:Lol which quality are you talking of? Tell me which quality does SA have over Dubai...just tell me ![]() |
Austine1213:Which inferiority complex...nigga I am just telling you the truth...your infastructures are good but they can't be compared with those in Dubai ...that is just a cold fact.... And yes I believe with time we can provide similar thing as seen in Dubai over here..it's not rocket science... |
Austine1213:About malls..the difference is clear.. For SA https:///biggest-malls-in-south-africa/ FOR Dubai ..this is even a 2017 source from Forbes. https://www.forbes.com/sites/bishopjordan/2017/01/03/shopping-malls-in-dubai/#6b6fbb7d2a0b |
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Austine1213:See dude SA infastructures is good and all that but like everything else is this world there is grade,levels...one will always be better than the other .. ComparySA's infastructure to that of UAE is like doing the same to China, Japan E t.c.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wenx3paAD-I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjlA1OA6eMw |
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