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My G @ problemchild. Let's link later in the evening. I have to attent to something.


Download more pics.

jl115:
in other words you made them up?

Yes.

ProblemChild1:
Beautiful

Nice pics.

ProblemChild1:
Street view

I like it.

ProblemChild1:
I went to reload more pictures. Be calming down ma gee

I see. Abuja is truly beautiful.

ProblemChild1:
Nice one bro, nice one

Now, these have killed me. Extremely breathtaking.

ProblemChild1:
That was our agreement bro. Now you're talking

Bruh, what'sap? You not posting?

ProblemChild1:
That was our agreement bro. Now you're talking

I see.

ProblemChild1:
Even the highways and neighborhoods are also well puts

Awesome. Amazing!

ProblemChild1:
Abuja road network is top notch. Even roads are green

I like your test of quality.

ProblemChild1:
Abuja road network is top notch. Even roads are green

I didn'tt know we were contesting on greenery.

jl115:
So figures from the World Bank, IMF ect ect are Bullshit?

I said my figures were guesswork. Cos I was dealing with a twer-p

ProblemChild1:
Just keep posting my bro. I'm just warming up

This process should end within a page. We should not make it a long and tedious endeavor.
How will we finish if we repeat pictures? Or posting a single structure of a building and a stretch of road?


Thus say....

A city coming up in a Rural area in kakamega.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBD8Tk1Fgts

ProblemChild1:
Let the game begins

My G, you can do better.

jl115:
your math is shocking as usual...

The black population in SA is 47mil.... The number of people living in slums is 25% vs 47% for Kenya... I'm sure you can do the math from here can't you?

Forget it. Those figures are total bs. I was counter measuring with the bs I was receiving from your egocentric bitter man.

IGpro1:
how did you switch from Nairobi to Mombasa, all lies though.
BTW what's pipeline transportation
Do you guys travel in pipelines in Nairobi?

Forget it, Abuja is not your regular African city.
It's a Serene city yet big things happen their. More like Western standard...
While Lagos is Africa's social capital.

Because Nairobi is unmatched in the indices you just dropped.
Debunk one lie with a link.
Also,
Pipeline transport is the long-distance transportation of a liquid or gas through a system of pipes—a pipeline—typically to a market area for consumption.


Abuja can't stand Mombasa. We did that on the other thread and Abuja came short.

IGpro1:
Nope comparisons are not dobe that way.
It's bland to just compare stuffs like that,
Rather you compare key areas, like
Transportation
Sanitation
Schools
Health facilities
Population
Economy
Housing
Tourism
Eco friendly
Etc.

Posting random pics, will definitely not go well,
Kenya is all about Nairobi, so youve got a thousand pics... Abuja doesn't get filmed regularly. So yeah!

That's not my idea, ask the person who recommended that.

Transportation
Mombasa has both rail, sea, pipeline, and road transportation.
Abuja has only rail and road.

Sanitation
I don't have data, for this. But with the high rate of open defecation in Abuja, the rank will definitely be lower.

Schools
... There are more international schools in Mombasa. We established this on another thread. More universities and other learning institutions.

Health facilities
I can't tell. I have no data.
Population
.......?
Economy
Mombasa has a GDP of $7.7B while Abuja has $5.8B.
Housing.
Mombasa wins.
Tourism
Mombasa wins.
Eco friendly
Mombasa wins. And Nairobi was ranked number 4 in Africa after cape town, Tunis, and Marrakesh.

You have google maps. We can use that to check your streets. You don't need a cameraman to help you.

ProblemChild1:
Ma gee I don't think if Nairobi can even stand Abuja. Abuja is way ahead of Nairobi? Forget about the tall tall nonsense

Less I forget? We had an agreement about greenery. I still stand on my grand bro I just want to show you what Abuja is made of. 'The Man Made Forest'!

My bro, Nairobi Is too much for Abuja. But
since I promised a picture test, I will not disappoint.

So, I will post 4, you post 4. Until we exhaust them.

People should not interfere with this test. Any interference will mean immediate disqualification.

I will start.

I only have 30mins here. So we should finish this as quickly as possible.

gallivant:
It's too early to be emotional. It's says right there on the video the nationalities of those fleeing ladies.

He can't handle more than one person. His insignificant low EQ brain will eventually blast. He, Austine and vankelvin are extremely dumb and emotional.

samorobo:
How is $0.4bn = $47 . Go on explain yourself muppet.

That was an auto correct error.

Zombie,
$0.4bn is not $47. The hell are you talking about?
My figure was $0.4B =$400m. I know that is rocket science for your puny brain.

Shma2022:
$2.5b is cheaper than one highway under construction in Kenya.

And as expected, a fool doesn't know that $0.4B is $400m

Terrible cognitive disability.

samorobo:
Your expressway project is not only a white elephant project but also an highly inflated corrupt scheme to launder loans meant for the project by increase cost of construction to an astronomical high value.


A fool doesn’t know that $0.4bn is not $470m

Only a dimwit will say that.

And it's a highly, "not an highly"

samorobo:
What exactly is your argument,that the fertilizer pls t is not worth $2.5bn for r you do t like buhari commissioning it.


Oh so now the train is 0.4bn abd $1.2bn. Lol what happened to the $470m you quoted earlier. why the sudden change of mind

Anyway the train cost $2.4bn ,your zoo cannot hack that expect you borrow again.

$2.5b is cheaper than one highway under construction in Kenya.

And as expected, a fool doesn't know that $0.4B is $400m

Terrible cognitive disability.

samorobo:
Now tell that to rvp that keeps yapping about greenery.

You guys double standard is sickening.

Green city index and green city under the sun are two different things.


You and intelligence are like milk and oil. Dumb dumb dumb!!

samorobo:
He added the percentage not growth rate.

54.9 x 2.3 / 100 = 1.2627

54.9 + 1.2627 = 56.1627 ~ 56.1m


This is basic math.

You and him are both fools.

samorobo:
Actually I just checked. The fertilizer plant is the largest of its kind in the world(not africa)just like the refinery . Abd it’s cost $2.5pm not $2.2bn - stick to fact.


Dangote refinery is a done deal ,no argument there. The works will have to come to an end before that projects stop,latest mid next abd we are swimming in hot oil dollar and enjoy the full value chain of oil business not loosing half of the gain to subsidy and forex. We are estimated to earn $11bn annually from it has revenue. That alone should be Kenya’s revenue for 2.5 years. Not to forget it’s will provide 250,000 jobs across the value chain.


I just showed you a $20bn dollar nuclear plant. Now that more than your entire country’s project multiplied by 3.

We’ve not even added the ongoing $10bn NNLG gas project that is ongoing or the $2.8bn akk gas project meant to supply Europe has and should be up for completion next year.

As for the Lagos light rail,it’s cost about $2.4bn not $470m and it’s sponsored through Lagos taxes and private sector.
Now add all this to the ones my brother listed and you see you are wasting your time here. Go look for your mate. Funny enough this are the ones we can even remember off the top of our head. They are so many out there.


Now your $3bn mombasa’s flyover ir any of the things you listed up there cannot be financed by your govt. you are just too broke. Heck where will those come out from. Maybe imf,since Chinese aren’t even willing to lend you anymore.

Fool, don't copy paste nonsense.

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote opened a 3-million-tonne fertilizer plant at a cost of $2.5 billion on Tuesday to target African and foreign markets even as the war in Ukraine has driven up prices for natural gas, a key ingredient for making urea.

Dangote said exports from the plant will go to Brazil, which relies heavily on Russia for imports of fertilizer. Shipments will also go to the United States, India and Mexico, he said at the launch.


The plant, commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari and located at the Lekki Free Zone in Lagos State, is designed to produce 3 million tonnes of urea per year and supply all the major markets in sub-Saharan Africa.

Many in Nigeria hope the Dangote plant will help alleviate chronically low crop yields in Africa's most populous country, partly due to insufficient access to fertilizer.

Agriculture accounts for 20% of Nigeria's gross domestic product, with crop production contribution the highest with the farming subsector.

However, low fertilizer production and the high cost of importing fertilisers has reined in seed production. Fertilizer consumption in Nigeria ranks below its African peers.

As for your light rail, $ 0.4B and $1.2B is not worth writing home about.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Kenya is no better, it's also part of the list

Kenya is doing fine. With no valuable resource like Ghana.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Lol wow you becoming dumber as days progress,

Dumber by telling you green index does not translate to Green forest? ... Are you deranged or something?


Lemme spoonfeed you.
From the same article you posted:

Green City Index series measures cities on approximately 30 in-
dicators across eight to nine categories depending on the region. It cov-
ers CO2 emissions, energy, buildings, land use, transport, water and
sanitation, waste management, air quality and environmental gover-
nance. About half of the indicators in each Index are quantitative – usu-
ally data from official public sources, for example, CO2 emissions per
capita, water consumption per capita, recycling rates and air pollutant
concentrations.

Don't quote me with this kind of brain.

AfriqueDuZuid:
see below

This chart does not represent GREEN as in colour. Green in other words is environmental sustainability: waste handling and packaging.

Way back, Nairobi was a garbage city.

Nairobi is currently the most eco-friendly. In green city index.
https://nairobinews.nation.africa/nairobi-named-the-most-environmentally-friendly-city-for-a-getaway-in-africa/

kikuyu1:
What I do know is that their culture excuses and encourages some terrible dysfunctions. Unthinkable ishyt is done in madrassas, normal schools and homes and has become normalized and passes without comment.

Terrible! At this rate, any African going there for cheap labor is on a suicidal Mission.

vankelvin:
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He must be thinking Ghana is a messed up country like kenya.
Akosombo dam was a *build-operate-transfer* initiative so how could that have bankrupted Ghana?

How is Kenya a messed up country when Ghana is just about to default? A country with valuable resources, unlimited arable land, small population, what else.... Largest cocoa producer; yet you're still grappling with a bottom-barrel economy?

Your country should be way advanced. Look at what South Africa has done with their gold? You should take a leaf from them.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Lol look Dubai does not fall itself green city under....

What's that ...

I'm slowly losing interest in debating you, because you're extremely stupid than I thought. And I hate talkative & egocentric dumb humans.

You, vankelvin, samorobo, ànd Appisk0(though he's not talkative lately) are below-the-barrel dimwits. And you're worth no attention.

FYI, you affirmed your argument with Google maps. If I post Dubai, you'll barely see a trace of greenery.