samorobo:



This was a plot by those politicians that wanted to contest for the presidential election. Their motive was clear but thank God it did not work.
They said expert, who are those expert if not those that were contesting for election

Lets just say I agree with their lies..if you combine nigeria's population from east,west, North and south to one spot you will notice that this so called 35% is enough for its population. I am sure you know that nigeria has an extremely large land mass and more than 80% are still virgin and fallow with no human inhabitants a perfect example would be sambisa forest that is the same size as a state in nigeria but no a single soul lives and breath the air from that environs apart from those terrorists
Now my question is this, ARE YOU EXPECTING US TO BUILD INFASTRUCTURE IN A PLACE THAT HAS NOT BE EN HABITED SO WILD ANIMAL CAN HABIT

The report is legit from the debt management office. It was first given in 2017 report

tlann2:


That is why your celebrities dump them for Kenyan ladies

Why are you worried about our boys marrying ur sisters?

Dude,
This is your richest club in Kenya.Gor Mahia.But your players are sleeping on a floor! You can't afford a hotel room? What a shame.For how long will you be sleeping in airports of foreign lands?

Poverty is a bad thing...
Pwopwopwopwo

tlann2:

So what is the problem with Nigeria's power sector
Is it the production , transmission or consumption

d problem is actually transmission.... our national grid can't take what we're producing, it'll collapse. Another reason our generation companies usually reduce their generation.

Though expansion project that'll expand it to 20000mw by 2022, is currently ongoing, partly financed by world bank.

States were also allowed to build their power 2years ago and some states are already building power for their states alone, lagos is building 4000mw ipp.

theenchanter:
current production is 7000mw.

ONLY 2900MW IS AVAILABLE

theenchanter:
d problem is actually transmission.... our national grid can't take what we're producing, it'll collapse. Another reason our generation companies usually reduce their generation.

Though expansion project that'll expand it to 20000mw by 2022, is currently ongoing, partly financed by world bank.

States were also allowed to build their power 2years ago and some states are already building power for their states alone, lagos is building 4000mw ipp.

Funny enough lagos wants to disconnect itself fro the national grid since it is build it own grid

Just30:
ONLY 2900MW IS AVAILABLE

whatever..... everyone has a right to their opinion, Innit?

samorobo:



This interchange those have to do with buses like the one currently under construction in oshodi or it just a normal road _bridge interchange

Ghana is having so many project for just this year . There is train network connecting Tema to Burkina faso, there is a redevelopment of kumasi railway .


And currently one district one factory project are currently on going thru out the 216 district..


Tamali is not as populated as lagos so it will not need the kind of oshodi face value. But trust me, Ghana road construction is a Top notch.

The 2 billion dollar is not meant for the interchange only.

theenchanter:
d problem is actually transmission.... our national grid can't take what we're producing, it'll collapse. Another reason our generation companies usually reduce their generation.

Though expansion project that'll expand it to 20000mw by 2022, is currently ongoing, partly financed by world bank.

States were also allowed to build their power 2years ago and some states are already building power for their states alone, lagos is building 4000mw ipp.

Then your govt needs to improve your transmission as simple as that why is it so hard

theenchanter:
whatever..... everyone has a right to their opinion, Innit?

its not about opinion
it is about the fact

current generation this evening is around 3500MW peak
yesterday, they did 4700MW peak


https://www.nsong.org/

vaxx2:
Ghana is having so many project for just this year . There is train network connecting Tema to Burkina faso, there is a redevelopment of kumasi railway .


And currently one district one factory project are currently on going thru out the 216 district..


Tamali is not as populated as lagos so it will not need the kind of oshodi face value. But trust me, Ghana road construction is a Top notch.

The 2 billion dollar is not meant for the interchange only.

the 2 billion dollars is meant for 500KM of roads


and 2.2 billion dollars for 400KM of rails and 10 new coaches or so

vaxx2:
Ghana is having so many project for just this year . There is train network connecting Tema to Burkina faso, there is a redevelopment of kumasi railway .


And currently one district one factory project are currently on going thru out the 216 district..


Tamali is not as populated as lagos so it will not need the kind of oshodi face value. But trust me, Ghana



is a Top notch.

The 2 billion dollar is not meant for the interchange only.

You did not answer my question..I asked if that interchange is similar to what is obtainable in oshodi construction

tlann2:

Then your govt needs to improve your transmission as simple as that why is it so hard

corruption is d major stumbling block, govt officials give d job to their cronies, the cronies do a shady job n d govt won't make him face d law since he's his friend.

Secondly, national grid are not meant for populated countries like Nigeria, it won't work... mini grids are d solutions but Nigeria was hell bent on national grid since power is in d exclusive list of our Constitution, it was only rectified in 2017.

Just30:
the 2 billion dollars is meant for 500KM of roads


and 2.2 billion dollars for 400KM of rails and 10 new coaches or so

hope all region will benefit from the coashes

theenchanter:
if I get ur point, simply because SA is producing 51gw of electricity, Nigeria with 3.5X pop should be producing more than SA?

And Nigeria's electricity production is not 3,000mw, stop arguing with emotions.

Strawman arguments. You could even be producing a million megawatts but as long as the average Nigerian doesn't get reliable power then it's all for naught. I think it's you who needs to stop arguing with emotions.

samorobo:






You did not answer my question..I asked if that interchange is similar to what is obtainable in oshodi construction

And i said the whole population of oshodi might be more than Tamali talkless of 21 million lagosians. There are shuttle busses working efficiently in Tamali.


I

theenchanter:
corruption is d major stumbling block, govt officials give d job to their cronies, the cronies do a shady job n d govt won't make him face d law since he's his friend.

Secondly, national grid are not meant for populated countries like Nigeria, it won't work... mini grids are d solutions but Nigeria was hell bent on national grid since power is in d exclusive list of our Constitution, it was only rectified in 2017.

And we glad that it has been rectified. Buhari is indeed fight corruption gradually. .
Anyway let talk about the infastructure going on in lagos and across nigeria.

What part of nigeria do you reside in

vaxx2:
hope all region will benefit from the coashes

the Eastern railway line will run from Tema through Accra to Kofouridua and terminate in Kumasi.
the project will deliver 24 passengers train and 6 freight coaches.
there will be 6 main stations and 34 sub stations.

the line will have it own power grid

Just30:
its not about opinion
it is about the fact

current generation this evening is around 3500MW peak
yesterday, they did 4700MW peak


https://www.nsong.org/

...lol

gallivant:


Strawman arguments. You could even be producing a million megawatts but as long as the average Nigerian doesn't get reliable power then it's all for naught. I think it's you who needs to stop arguing with emotions.

i dont argue with emotions on d internet, its not my thing.

did u see me say d average nigerian gets reliable power? Here in my area, I receive electricity for 19hrs every weekday and 24hrs by weekends, does it mean I'm receiving reliable power? does it also mean everyone in d country is receiving even half of what I receive? So, i dont argue with emotions.

My point to Chris was that, he shouldn't quantify SA's generation rate with nigeria cos we have different demands....

Just30:
the Eastern railway line will run from Tema through Accra to Kofouridua and terminate in Kumasi.
the project will deliver 24 passengers train and 6 freight coaches.
there will be 6 main stations and 34 sub stations.

the line will have it own power grid

briilant... and about the train, is it available now or it will be order later

theenchanter:
i dont argue with emotions on d internet, its not my thing.

did u see me say d average nigerian gets reliable power? Here in my area, I receive electricity for 19hrs every weekday and 24hrs by weekends, does it mean I'm receiving reliable power? does it also mean everyone in d country is receiving even half of what I receive? So, i dont argue with emotions.

My point to Chris was that, he shouldn't quantify SA's generation rate with nigeria cos we have different demands....

I get power interruption for about 6 hours a week

vaxx2:
briilant... and about the train, is it available now or it will be order later

later
during the competition stage
two years after the project begins

Just30:
later
during the competition stage
two years after the project begins

will it be of latest standard or same with mahama model

Just30:
its not about opinion
it is about the fact

current generation this evening is around 3500MW peak
yesterday, they did 4700MW peak


https://www.nsong.org/

that's a day rate. U can see there's a gap of 1200mw in just a day, that's to corroborate that our national grid usually collapse anytime we overload it, it can't go pass 7000mw.

samorobo:


I get power interruption for about 6 hours a week

mine is 5hrs a day, they bring power by 12pm till 7am d following morning, 24hrs on Sat n Sundays.

theenchanter:
that's a day rate. U can see there's a gap of 1200mw in just a day, that's to corroborate that our national grid usually collapse anytime we overload it, it can't go pass 7000mw.

your national grid cant hit 5000mw

Soon as it get there, the whole system get overloaded and it trip back to it comfortable position.

MY NIGERIA, MY PRIDE



Nigeria’s CcHUB to invest $11 million in Rwanda
2019-01-18

Nigerian born Co-Creation Hub (CcHUB), Founder, Bosun Tijani. Photo: African Media.
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA (ADV) – Nigerian born Co-Creation Hub (CcHUB), Founder, Bosun Tijani has expressed gratitude on Rwanda’s economic growth.
This comes after the CcHUB is set to official launch a lab in Rwanda early next month with the hope to add to the country’s economic success.
CcHUB is a social innovation centre based in Nigeria centre dedicated to accelerating the application of social capital and technology for economic prosperity.
Kijani said they will work around bridging the gap between government and citizens. They also aim to support the government in applying technology smartly to improve the delivery of public goods and services.
Over the next five year, the plan is to invest around $11 million (about Rwf9.7 billion) in Rwanda.
“The Design Lab functions in line with Co-creation Hub’s overall vision to innovate for a better society and accelerate the application of social capital, technology and design for economic prosperity in Africa,” said Kijani.
According to him, designers and engineers will collaborate with scientists and stakeholders globally to co-create innovation solutions to major social challenges.
In Nigeria they built NimCure, an end-to-end Tuberculosis management system, to improve patient adherence to treatment and support patient management by caregivers.
Bosun said the solution has been created and is currently part of the medical trial with 40 TB patients with plans for a large scale trial at a state teaching hospital.
“We see challenges as opportunities and collaboration is critical to how we approach problem-solving. From a multidisciplinary point of view, we will convene global stakeholders in catalytic projects to co-design solutions that create exponential value,” he added.

vaxx2:
will it be of latest standard or same with mahama model

Standard Guage

the 18 of the passengers trains will come from Germany whiles 6 will come from France.
all freight trains will come from France.

samorobo:


And we glad that it has been rectified. Buhari is indeed fight corruption gradually. .
Anyway let talk about the infastructure going on in lagos and across nigeria.

What part of nigeria do you reside in

i dey eko.

Just30:
Standard Guage

the 18 of the passengers trains will come from Germany whiles 6 will come from France.
all freight trains will come from France.

That is superb

4 more hours to Game OF THRONES

Just30:
4 more hours to Game OF THRONES

Are you about to watch it