₦airaland Forum

rvp20182:
You cannot do wonders with 1b dollars in city as large as Lagos State. Nairobi has all those.Just try to complete ibanda Lagos expressway that has been under construction for 30yrs.We are planning to build four to six Lane road covering nearly 1500kms.

samsobo24:
Read what a world class transport interchange.
So you use what you see in your Nairobi village as case study.
Read about it on Google and now tell me if Nairobi CBD or all Kenyan slumpolis have it.

AND

Check what a modern Bus terminal on Google,use the TBS bus terminal as key word on Google to educate yourself and now compare Nairobi CBD with Lagos mainland

rvp20182:
We have been through this..with data and pictures..and you want to answers your stupid questions again.All the answers are right here.Try pictures.They are very clear unlike the grainy Nigerian ones.

rvp20182:
Interchange are being built all over Kenya.What the excitement about bus park and interchange.Are you that empty.The thing is whatever Nigeria gov does Kenya gov has about the same money to do...check the budgets..but at least our per capital spending is higher so our projects have greater impact.

rvp20182:
Nairobi has all that and better.It probably has the most intelligent survilleance and monitoring system in Africa after we paid Huwaei more than 100m dollars to fix cameras with number plate and facial recognition in Nairobi and Mombasa.That how we reduced terror attack from nearly weekly to nearly zero the last few years.We have installed the latest phone monitoring from China and phone hacking from Israel.That is why crimes such as kidnapping are now alien.We have all those forsenic lab and DNA at CID.999 system.Talk something new.Like damn bus park hahaha

68816419:
BRT Extension - Oshodi-Abule Egba route (low Income area of lagos Mainland )

1. The Oshodi-Ebule-Egba route is one of the highest traffic corridors in West Africa.
2. The Oshodi-Ebule-Egba BRT route project will span 28 kilometres – from Oshodi to Abule-Egba,Abekuta junctions
3. The BRT route will stretch across four (4) local government areas. They include, Alimosho, Oshodi-Isolo, Ikeja and Agege.
4. When completed, that BRT corridor will be used by about 240 high capacity BRT buses that will seat 42 people with others standing.
5. These buses will move about 450,000 passengers daily. With future increase in the number of buses, figure is expected to increase.
6. The BRT corridor on that route will have a special median lane. The two lanes would use a common platform to load.
7. There would be 14 pedestrian bridges in all proposed 14 bus stations.
8. The footbridges would both take the passengers into the bus shelters and across the highway using special buses with doors to the left to make it possible for the buses to share common platforms at the bus stops.
9. The engineering designs would take care of the beams of bridges. For instance, the roads will be expanded around pillars of existing bridges, around bus shelters with passing lanes to accommodate traffic and that future expansion of the expressway was possible.
10. Despite the construction of the BRT routes, the width of the roads will remain standard. A standard road is 3.1 or 3.2 metres wide. The road will only appear insufficient due to the careless way we drive in Nigeria. That notwithstanding, it is still part of the plan to widen the roads in areas where there is need to.
11. Walkways would be constructed to ensure the safety of pedestrians.

theenchanter:
thats d difference between 9ja n kenya or lagos n nairobi.... we keep developing every nooks n crannies. Development isnt centered on just a particular area.

rvp20182:
Scroll.You have nearly 3000 pages of comparison.Bring new development in Lagos...not the usual.

rvp20182:
Read all the 2980 pages again.But I doubt if youll be able to comprehend if yoy cannot find your butt with your two hands.Nairobi beat Lagos in all aspects excluding population.Mombasa beat Abuja.Kenya beat Nigeria.This thread has all you need.We will only deal with fresh breaking news kind of stuff....like Kenya economy growing 6.3% the last Q while Nigeria is 1-2%.

rvp20182:
What do you think we have been doing here for 3k pages idiot if not demonstrating that Kenya and Nairobi are better than Nigeria and Lagos in all aspects.Mombasa better than Abuja.Just read this thread again.

jaycent:
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rvp20182:
Calling small islands in Lagos Lagon separate cities is lame.Whatever Lagos has.. Nairobi has it better.Pictures don't lie.Ancidotal evidence from people who have visited both cities indicate Nairobi is better.Ranking of all sorts always put Nairobi ahead.

sufferNsmiling:
What 2019 will bring for nigerians

Boko haram will become a lot more powerful

Poverty will go through the roof

Hunger will skyrocket

Starvation would be imminent

Corruption we'll be number one choice

Laziness will be official

Stupidity will be wild

Illiteracy will be legalised

Kenyanstar:


A NIGERIANS REACTION TO YOUR IDIOTIC THINKING

NairobiWalker:
How can it operate at 25% when construction is not yet 25%? Are you stupid? Here is a photo of Waiyaki Way in Nairobi to sooth your stupid brain. Note the greenness of the city. You can't find this in Lagos or Dar is Slum. The next picture is of the Southern Bypass/Ngong Road cloverleaf interchange. Just look at how green the city looks. The place is even greener now considering the red soil that was exposed during the construction of the southern bypass is covered with trees and grass now. You won't find this in Dar is Slum or Abeokuta.

rvp20182:
You travel to escape the zoo.That is what happens in messed up countries that jail it's people to poverty and hopelessness.The citizen try to escape.See Somalia, Ethiopia and Nigeria.Rich countries citizen travel to visit and go back home...not to relocate and eke a living illegally.
SEE YOUR LiFE,I CAN'T GET ANYTHING FROM WHAT YOU'RE SAYING

mtisTheQubit:


How Chinese, Lebanese, Indians dominate Nigeria economy

Despite the security challenge the country is facing, Nigerian security agents, especially those working at the maritime and the aviation sectors, where cargo are processed, may have not really come to terms that sensitive areas of the ports, “entering and exit”, should be the exclusive preserve of Nigerian citizens, like it is done in other countries.

The shipping industry and business of cargo clearing today in Nigeria is said to be dominated by the Lebanese, Indians, Chinese and South Africans, to the extent that they enter, at will, places like Customs Processing Centre (CPC) that Nigerians cannot access even in Cotonou.



Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/how-chinese-lebanese-indians-dominate-our-economy/

rvp20183:
You're own by She'll and Lebanese.[b[Kenya blacks dominate all sectors of the economy..Asian have small edge in manufacturing but that is going down[/b] .

Jonraid:
I'm hearing of Iroko TV here in Nairaland!

Its second to Netflix


Mehn you guys need to wake up and start challenging the whites in order to spur competition that will send them packing.


You need to see black Kenyans crying for lands that were taken over by whites.


What a shame

forgiveness:
ShopRite are just anchor tenants. Nothing more.

gallivant:
Google billionaire Vaswami from Dubai, he dominates importing in Nigeria, and he is not a Nigerian Indian. You crying oyimbo in Kenya is just to divert attention from the oyimbo and Lebanese behind Eko Atlantic. We can see through you.

Kenyanstar:
KENYA
MOMBASA PORT
IMPROVING ITS PORT TO A 24HR ECONOMY HAS ENSURED THE INCREASE OF TONNAGE OF GOODS THROUGH THE MOMBASA PORT.

gallivant:
All this time you have been crying oyimbo. Go ahead and call him Nigerian rich man, he will appreciate the honor all the way in Dubai, where is based.

kikuyu1:
Tbh,not white but still......

In fact he's competing with Dangote himself!
https://www.forbes.com/sites/saritharai/2015/09/23/dubai-based-billionaire-vaswanis-stallion-group-wants-to-dominate-nigeria-and-all-of-west-africa/#270c98e0698b

GTFOH,with that Ind.....n,white/Chinese/Somali chorus! Its now beyond boring.

mtisTheQubit00:
Lagos third worst city to live in the world – EIU report (2018)
but to be fair last year you were number two

https://allafrica.com/stories/201808140349.html
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/280081-lagos-third-worst-city-to-live-eiu-report.html