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Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by phantom(m): 8:15am On Nov 21, 2013 |
superstar1: we always mistake. most african countries can only boast of 1 or 2 cities/towns apart from their capital that are conducive for living with all amenities at your finger tips. the only exception is South Africa, Nigeria and Egypt. Apart from Luanda, there is no meaningful development in other parts of Angola. It is definitely an aberration to be comparing Nigeria (even in our worst state) to Angola.please stop fooling yourself.how many of the houses you see in upscale abuja are occupied? Dont even go there.our three biggest economies lag,abj and ph put together cannot compare to what i see up there.simple! 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by phantom(m): 8:19am On Nov 21, 2013 |
rman: It so glaring when you see cities that have power. Look at Luanda at Night, beautiful!this has got to be one of the major contenders for 'post of the year' 2013. 1 Like |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by rodeo0070(m): 9:32am On Nov 21, 2013 |
I'm impressed... |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by Built2last: 9:53am On Nov 21, 2013 |
i need to be in that country in my next holiday. but how safe is it? |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by RockMaxi: 9:57am On Nov 21, 2013 |
Wow! This is wonderful. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by cashkid18(m): 10:15am On Nov 21, 2013 |
bcomputer101: Tinubu: Onwa weting happen now? ![]() ![]() |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by nrdgeek: 10:52am On Nov 21, 2013 |
After 3 decades of civil war? Now that's the real Fresh Air! Everything smells like progress. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by iterator25: 10:57am On Nov 21, 2013 |
Built2last: i need to be in that country in my next holiday. but how safe is it ? ![]() |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by PapaBrowne(m): 11:23am On Nov 21, 2013 |
And some people actually scream Eko Oni Baje!!!! This is Luanda that is just out of a long war situation. Infact, Tinubu was already in power when the war ended in 2002. And all these developments happened in a space of less than 10 years. Lagos and Abuja should hide themselves in shame!! But looking at these pictures of development, it is pretty obvious Nigerians have a very low standard. We need to demand more quality from our leaders and ourselves and accept less of trash. If Luanda can experience this much in a space of less than ten years, why not Lagos, why not Abuja, why not Port Harcourt?? 8 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by iterator25: 11:32am On Nov 21, 2013 |
PapaBrowne: And some people actually scream Eko Oni Baje!!!!unfortunately 1 Like |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by juman(m): 11:34am On Nov 21, 2013 |
bloggernaija: Population -20,000,000 So sad for one nigeria problem. nigeria supposed to be very great country but is pulled down by few selfish people. The only reasonable thing is nigeria should be divided. |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by omar22(m): 11:48am On Nov 21, 2013 |
Now this is what I call oil money at its best 1 Like |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by sse7en(m): 12:19pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
superstar1: we always mistake. most african countries can only boast of 1 or 2 cities/towns apart from their capital that are conducive for living with all amenities at your finger tips. the only exception is South Africa, Nigeria and Egypt. Apart from Luanda, there is no meaningful development in other parts of Angola. It is definitely an aberration to be comparing Nigeria (even in our worst state) to Angola.i was about saying the same thing...African countries do make that silly mistake of developing their capital cities only...but come to think of it their population is way lesser than ours, maybe that why they focus mainly on their capital cities but thumbs up to them anyway because the city is even still undergoing development and it is already beautiful, i can only imagine what it would look like at the end |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by omenka(m): 12:20pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
KnowAll: NIGERIAN Leaders should cover their faces in shame only to share ghana must go is what they know. The sharing of the GMGs isn't even the problem, it is the fact that the contents of the GMGs are deposited offshore in already flourishing economies that is the problem!!! ![]() |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by solomon111(m): 12:24pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
Luanda is the most expensive city in the world. The cost of living there is through the roof. Yes the place looks nice but that's it. Hnw many angolans can afford those houses? African nations should stop all these superficial devt. Invest in the education and standard of living of your people FIRST and not all these gigantic,and ultimately useless structures meant for first world countries. 4 Likes |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by IGBOSON1: 12:40pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
s se7en: ^^^Why won't their population be less than ours when our favourite pastime is screwing and we breed like rats! ![]() |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by KnowAll(m): 12:40pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
Why do we still build roads without side-walks in Nigeria in 2013 haba !!!! ![]() 2 Likes |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by iterator25: 12:42pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
IGBO-SON:no, fish |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by Nobody: 12:51pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
KnowAll: Why do we still build roads without side-walks in Nigeria in 2013 haba !!!! That is one thing I respect the Angolans for. And they make sure the roads are swept clean so you don't see even a drop of sand on the sides of the road/pavement. Excellent stuff. On a wider level, these developments in our brother African nations put a lie to the CNN/BBC propaganda machine which paints all of Africa as one hopeless hellhole. Thankfully nations like Angola are showing these foreign news agencies up for the liars and deceivers they are, and are showing that Africa is on the upward trajectory. Up Africa. 1 Like |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by solomon111(m): 12:54pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
omenka:True. Depositing stolen wealth from Nigeria abroad is killing the country. Isn't it sad that ibori will own a private refinery in southafrica when Nigeria is in dire need of such infrastructure. Most of the asian tigers like singapore,taiwan and even indian are as corrupt as Nigeria. Fortunately for them,their leaders are smart enough to re-invest those stolen money into their countries. |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by Nobody: 12:59pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
solomon111: Luanda is the most expensive city in the world. Stop reasoning like an illiterate. Those structures are not ''useless'' or built ''for show''. They were erected by investors in the Angolan economy and are corporate headquarters of banks, insurance, oil, construction, law, and other sectors. These firms are employers of labour. Their presence indicates a BOOMING ECONOMY. Do you expect such firms to operate from boys quarters or shacks? Saying ''invest in education'' etc assumes it is the Angolan govt that is erecting those buildings, showing you have very limited understanding of how economies work. Also, I can bet you've not looked at Angola's education budget, so don't criticize what you know nothing about. And those mass high rise housing estates certainly look like govt attempts to ''raise the living standards of the people'', so what are you moaning about? You would rather see slums, since modern buildings are ''not for Africans but for first world countries''? Please think before you type. 8 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by solomon111(m): 1:03pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
IGBO-SON:pls stop talking nonsense. Polygamy is a culture that occurs throughout africa even in angola. The reason why Nigeria is highly populated is because we're a congregation of many nations. The nation of angola is not up to the size of a single major ethnic group in Nigeria. 2 Likes |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by Nobody: 1:04pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
Sweet |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by Aladelokun: 1:29pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
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Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by solomon111(m): 1:39pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
ROSSIKE:would you mind telling us why luanda has the highest cost of living in the world,and how many angolans are able to truely benefit from their oil wealth?. Would you also tell us why angola is still a 3rd world country despite their enormous oil wealth given their very low population? I would also like you to tell us how much the angolan govt is investing on education and health compared to poorer european nations like romania,greece,and iceland? 1 Like |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by Nobody: 1:52pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
solomon111: would you mind telling us why luanda has the highest cost of living in the world,and how many angolans are able to truely benefit from their oil wealth?.Luanda has a high cost of living because of the high level of demand for goods and services by people who can afford them. Meaning that there is a shortfall between high demand and inadequate supply of things like housing etc. The answer therefore is MORE investment in the country to drive down living costs. That is where people like you can help instead of criticising. As for how much Angola is investing in health via a vis Romania, Greece etc, I thought you already knew the figures before making your loud, condemnatory statements. Next time do the research before posting. 1 Like |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by superstar1(m): 1:59pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
phantom: please stop fooling yourself.how many of the houses you see in upscale abuja are occupied? Dont even go there.our three biggest economies lag,abj and ph put together cannot compare to what i see up there.simple! you better calm your hot nerves down. travel around africa and you will see what I am saying. I have been to Angola, apart from Luanda, other places are not any where near birnin kebbi. No doubt Luanda is lovely place with lovely beach and structure, i still stand by it, it can not stand Abuja. It is a small compact city but well planned. if you are basing your judgement on pix, you are on a long thing. Not many people can afford those structures you are seeing, they are majorly occupied by their aristocrats, expatriates and of course Niger boiz. ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by bukatyne(f): 2:05pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
ROSSIKE: Luanda has a high cost of living because of the high level of demand for goods and services by people who can afford them. Meaning that there is a shortfall between high demand and inadequate supply of things like housing etc. The answer therefore is MORE investment in the country to drive down living costs. That is where people like you can help instead of criticising. As for how much Angola is investing in health via a vis Romania, Greece etc, I thought you already knew the figures before making your loud, condemnatory statements. Next time do the research before posting. I beg to disagree According to CNN, it is because everything is imported by a rich few Excerpts below: Luanda is the capital of Africa's second largest oil producer, Angola (Nigeria beats it), a rising political and economic powerhouse. Yet the country also suffered a destructive and violent 27-year civil war, ending only in 2002, which crippled its infrastructure and decimated its ability to produce its own food. As a consequence, almost everything in Luanda has to be imported. Heavy import duties, along with high taxes and monopolized supply chains linked to the powerful political elite further drive up the price of goods and services to astronomical levels. Then there's institutional corruption, which creates high prices through price fixing and price collusion Source: http://edition.cnn.com/2013/08/01/travel/day-and-a-night-luanda/ |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by Nobody: 2:10pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
bukatyne:Kindly take your trashy CNN garbage report and stick it where the sun don't shine. CNN is the LAST PLACE to go for any meaningful information, or discussion, of Africa or African economies etc. If you want to know about Darfur, Somalia, the conflict in Congo, yes. CNN is your place. Anything else to do with African economies, development, technology, or progress, leave CNN out of it. 1 Like |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by nrdgeek: 2:32pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
solomon111: Luanda is the most expensive city in the world. I don't know the actual figure for education in the Angolan budget but this one truth I know, all the Angolan students I met in the UK (and there's quite a lot of them studying petroleum related courses in Aberdeen) were on full scholarship with a generous personal allowance of not less than £1000 per month. One, friend to my gf then, told us they had jobs waiting back at home, with pecks such as official cars and drivers. Reminiscence of Nigeria in the 70s, don't you think? 1 Like |
Re: Luanda, Angola - The 'African Miami' (pics) by tsmack: 2:35pm On Nov 21, 2013 |
Nigeria is the only country where her citizens go online to rubbish themselves, their leaders, and their nation. Little wonder why other countries treat us like trash! What is truly appalling is the level of ignorance displayed by the so called leaders of tomorrow. Blatant display of ignorance seems to be bliss on Nairaland. I suggest you look up the standard of living in Angola and the living conditions of its citizens (may be that will make you appreciate your country better). 4 Likes |
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