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If only our Government can be serious and sincere

sufferNsmiling:
Two Nigerian cities has been named among the world’s worst cities to live in 2018.

Mercer’s 20th annual Quality of Living survey compared 231 major metropolises, examining factors such as crime, healthcare, education, public services, recreation, housing and personal freedom.

According to this years ranking, Bangui, Central African Republic (230) been the lowest ranking African city for quality of living is the worst city to live in Africa. followed by Khartoum, sudan (227), N’Djamena Chad (226), Brazzaville Congo (224) and Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo (223).

Persistent political instability, poverty, extreme climates and lack of appropriate infrastructure investments means the cities above have the lowest quality of living worldwide.

Two Nigeria cities Abuja (213) and Lagos (212) Also made it into the top 20 worst cities to live in Africa.

Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital was ranked 213 out of 231 countries making it the 13th worst city to live in Africa, while Lagos was ranked 212, making it the 14th worst city to live in Africa..

Below are The top 15 worst cities to live in Africa 2018. From least worst (15) to worst (1)

15. Harare, Zimbabwe
14. Lagos, Nigeria
13. Abuja, Nigeria
12. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
11. Antananarivo, Madagascar
10. Tripoli, Libya
9. Niamey, Niger
8. Bamako, Mali
7. Nouakchott, Mauritania
6. Conakry, Guinea Republic
5. Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
4. Brazzaville, Congo
3. N’Djamena Chad
2. Khartoum Sudan
1. Bangui Central African Republic







https://listwand.com/2018/03/two-nigerian-cities-named-among-the-worst-cities-to-live-in-africa-2018/

Not surprised, its because of inadequate power supply.if we get up to at least 12,000mw of power, Nigeria will record an inclusive growth in all sectors

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A city of attractions

Abuja

Abuja city

Let's Explore Abuja, Nigeria. Its a city unique with its aesthetics and standard roads

You must love this city

World class public transport

What

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Brilliant

Keep you breath

Lovely lagos

Lagos,the mother of all cities

I love lagos

Cont'd

Lagos the heart of Nigeria

[quote author=254tobby post=65980241][/quote]well maybe parks and garden.

You can't compare the two in terms of infrastructure:
Security
Roads and bridges
Advanced BRT systems
Technology solutions for smart cities
Influence( capital city for sport,entertainment, fashion, etc )
Urbanization
Industrial clusters( Ikeja has industries than the whole of Kenya).
How many CBD's do you have,2........
Gross domestic profit ( Lagos generates more revenue than the whole of your country).Lagos is too big for that small one sided developed area. Its better we don't even bring in future projects that will make a clear difference, like the

Fourth mainland bridge
Lekki deap seaport,the deepest in Africa that will house the largest refinery in Africa.

Eko Atlantic city
Lekki smart city
Imperial international business city
Orange island
Grace field Phoenix
Etc

You people talk about landscaping and planned areas and yet Nigeria has a lot of planned communities eg

Abuja
VI
Festac town
Lekki
Orange island
Banana island
Ikeja
Snake island
Etc.

When you talk of greeneries, give that to Abuja.It is a laid down law in the Abuja city masterplan for every Estates to create room for greeneries and parks.

254tobby:
Please make an attempt to visit other African cities and see how they're developed,let's not engage in a verbal diarrhoea ,I've been to Lagos before and I can tell that Nairobi is far much developed than Lagos,we don't measure the competitiveness of cities by size and its population don't swallow ignorance in Lagos alone,visit other African cities and then come with your point

well if you can come up with a substantial report,coming up with the comparism of the two cities,I will admit your sincerity.
It is a shame on me trying to compare Lagos with Nairobi.
Nairobi only beats Abuja, only because Abuja's skyline is just coming up

Show us something like this,we can't even compare the two in terms of bridges and fly overs

gallivant:
Mr. Dullard, by empty chest thumping I meant the nonsense you like to spew like Nigeria is the best, number one, greatest etc the whole shebang! It's without a doubt now, most of you can't comprehend simple English. Forget Google and hit the library son!

what is wrong with you Kenyans,if you feel your country is the best,then why the inferiority complex

254tobby:
My friend leave this niggas alone,they usually think they're only the country in Africa being deluded with their ignorant population,when they see other African nations making some remarkable development progress,they feel bitter and jealousy,so they end up showing us how lazy their brains are.
These are some of the inborn ignorant retards of their country,Nairobi outdo Lagos and other Nigerian cities in many aspects.
In Africa,Nairobi only competes with Johannesburg not in population like that of Lagos.

I pity your ignorance by comparing Nairobi with Lagos.In all spheres,yours is still a kid that needs to be nurtured with infrastructure. Lagos is not about the CBD's,there is massive infrastructure every in the state and not just one part of the state.Make your findings and facts and see for yourself

sHOTdownHawk:
I know for a fact that no european countries accept Naira for exchange. Its worthles and not worth to wipe ass with. The fact Kenyans have to accept it so you guys can get some dollars out of it without guarantee against economic shocks is smt nigerians should thank kenyans for. This whats makes me bitter, while oil companies can charge you ppl Billions any time your currency depreciate.
The fact that u have bigger cities than kenya is a stupid argument, coz its so obvious, u got a population that 6 times of Kenya and a Land mass that 1.5 times bigger.

I can't really draw out a reasonable opinion from what you have typed

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Uzzolik any update about eko Atlantic

uzzolik:
Akwaibom

the real thing is that Lagos and Abuja are too big and gigantic to compare with their cities.
They get bitter and pained about Nigeria, they are too proud to feel kenya is nothing to Nigeria.
We are just making them something by replying them

Jay254:
You want to sound Intelligent but are very dump.. who uses land mass to compare cities So Abuja Lagos are bigger than New York from your explanation

Listen here Nairobi and Mombasa are not bound to their boundary. Nairobi has alarger Metropoli. From Nairobi CBD to Thika Town is around 50km, From Nairobi to Kitengela about 30km, Nairobi to Rongai another 30km and so many other areas surround the city.

Interms of posh Estates you cant compare the two countries... your posh Eastates in Lakki and banana Island are middle class resident here.

I laugh at your Ignorance, Lagos had been a city when your country start experiencing any kind of development.
Talking of real Estate, the real truth is,we have undermined our integrity by giving you the window of opportunity to compare with Nigeria

Kenyanstar:
KENYA INFRASTRUCTURE

looks like the one in Ogun state

uzzolik:
this is abuja

The city of greenery and serenity, Abuja is miles ahead of Lagos in terms of beauty and orderliness, but Lagos is the big brother, its were big things happen.I love Our cities.

- Abuja
- Lagos
- Port Harcourt etx

uzzolik:
now i have moved to abuja, the abuja infrastructure is world class with standerd roads and bridges

One thing that makes Abuja a World class city,compared to other African cities is its well paved roads with side walks plus well layed aesthetics.

Maybe because it's a planned city, the Abuja city masterplan is a thing of joy

uzzolik:
pH Metro

Great job,we shud compare and aim high to be in par with European countries and not this small country always making noise.
I pray the FG can be serious like the LASG,all we need is a serious Government

Muafrika2:
What makes Kenya grow is that our elites invest in Kenya ... not Europe,

And of course, they are not afraid of someone taking power through a coup and grabbing their property ...

no,our own elites are not investing..........they are just pouring the money away.
If not for the elites that are investing,do you think Nigeria will stand till now.
We know we don't have a good government yet, we thank God for the private sector