Shma2022:

Post the link. Show us the progress. Spare us empty words.

I have given you pictures and links. You haven't posted any, just spewing tantrums like a kid in grade 2.

Respect your age dwarf. I know you're toffee.... But the brain capacity is not bound to remain static. Grow up --- debate like someone who has at least a drop of brain fluid.

Shma2022:



Since you can't post any rail infrastructure. We will go to cities.

On rail infrastructure, we're done. You have offered nothing but noise. So ghana and Togo combined can't match kenya in anything rail.


Now, city infrastructure.

rvp20182:
There is no industrial sector Ghana is at kenya level safe for aluminium smelting.If you're interested in an intellectual debate bring in the data

rvp20182:
Fintech

68816419:

Imagine how much further the sector may grow if Tinubu becomes president. He is known for promoting private investors, which is why companies like Dangote, BUA, and Lekki free trade zones exist.

rvp20182:
Outside oil n gas - - maybe fintech - it would take a crazy investor to do that.

68816419:

How about Agriculture, Aviation, Entertainment, Tech and manufacturing ?

Shma2022:

Post the link. Show us the progress. Spare us empty words.

I have given you pictures and links. You haven't posted any, just spewing tantrums like a kid in grade 2.

Respect your age dwarf. I know you're toffee.... But the brain capacity is not bound to remain static. Grow up --- debate like someone who has at least a drop of brain fluid.

gallivant:


No reliable power in Nigeria.

Shaytun:


Don’t be obtuse idi*ot.

Banking leads, followed closely by manufacturing and agriculture, oil and gas sector lags behind.

Shaytun:


Tinubu does have a track record on infrastructural delivery.

But what I’m most concerned about now is security, and none of the presidential aspirant have given or provided any real solution.

They are all just being vague about it, and that’s why I hate our journalist and newsmen, this are the question they are suppose to be asking, they are suppose to be discussing each candidate manifestos.

Instead they are going about involving themselves in political witch hunting and publishing irrelevant stories.

But what I’m most concerned about now is security, and none of the presidential aspirant have given or provided any real solution.

Shaytun:


Tinubu does have a track record on infrastructural delivery.

But what I’m most concerned about now is security, and none of the presidential aspirant have given or provided any real solution.

They are all just being vague about it, and that’s why I hate our journalist and newsmen, this are the question they are suppose to be asking, they are suppose to be discussing each candidate manifestos.

Instead they are going about involving themselves in political witch hunting and publishing irrelevant stories.

Shaytun:


Don’t be obtuse idi*ot.

Banking leads, followed closely by manufacturing and agriculture, oil and gas sector lags behind.

68816419:

I concur; a city with over 200 million inhabitants should be producing more than 4000MW of electricity instead of the existing 7000MW( 3* of Kenya production ). The good news is that Nigeria's electricity has improved, and many states now have access to reliable and constant power. and the system is currently receiving about 4800MW of additions.
Additionally, China is developing nuclear power plants right now. A twin-reactor nuclear power station with a capacity of roughly 2,400 MW is planned for Nigeria. The project, which was initially launched with the building of two nuclear reactors supplied by Atomstroyexport and the plant's location in Geregu, Kogi State, is currently undergoing extensive construction.

rvp20182:
You peak power is 3000MW but you out-manufacture South Africa 40,000MW - some of the nonsense you Nigerian believe. You import almost everything save for agro-processing or a semblance of it.

68816419:

To be completely honest with you, security has greatly improved. I still remember how difficult it was to enter mosques and churches during the Boko Haram era without being thoroughly searched; they have since been eradicated and have only occasionally carried out minor attacks in the lake chad basin. The only problem right now is the faceless bandits, who can be stopped with the right intelligence, I'm sure.

rvp20182:
You peak power is 3000MW but you out-manufacture South Africa 40,000MW - some of the nonsense you Nigerian believe. You import almost everything save for agro-processing or a semblance of it.

GeneralDae:



I don't think you'll expect them to reveal their detailed plans on security. Just an overview is appropriate.

Shaytun:


Why not?

They need to tell us how they are going to solve it, what’s their solution.

We need to know which candidate favour a community policing or state policing or keeping more power to federal.

How do you intend to solve banditry? Will you form a regional task force to deal with the bandit coming from burkina faso?

What’s your plan for the border?Are you going to construct a border wall like trump? Or reorganize a task force to be stationed at the Zamfara border?

What’s your plan for the police? They need to tell us these things

68816419:

Madman, the majority of Nigeria's major industries produce their own electricity and hardly rely on the national grid; among them are Dangote, which produces over 100MW of electricity across all of its factories, Bua, which produces over 30MW, Indorama, which produces over 80MW, and numerous other fertilizer companies.

rvp20182:
You peak power is 3000MW but you out-manufacture South Africa 40,000MW - some of the nonsense you Nigerian believe. You import almost everything save for agro-processing or a semblance of it.

rvp20182:
You peak power is 3000MW but you out-manufacture South Africa 40,000MW - some of the nonsense you Nigerian believe. You import almost everything save for agro-processing or a semblance of it.

GeneralDae:

I think their manifestos explains all of these already. For banditry coming from outside as well as the border control, you have to be more careful because you may not fully know your enemies who are outside.

rvp20182:
You peak power is 3000MW but you out-manufacture South Africa 40,000MW - some of the nonsense you Nigerian believe. You import almost everything save for agro-processing or a semblance of it.

Just40:
Nigerian industries have learnt to survive by producing their own power to be competitive

GeneralDae:

I think their manifestos explains all of these already. For banditry coming from outside as well as the border control, you have to be more careful because you may not fully know your enemies who are outside.

Shaytun:


which enemy?

Non-state actor or state actor?

The five major reason for banditry and kidnapping in nigeria are:

Poverty
Proliferation of Arms in the Sahel
Instability in chad, Niger and Burkina Faso
Climate change
Inadequacy of our security agency
Religion

68816419:

Well said, and I'm confident that when all of these companies' electricity is pooled, it will surpass what Kenya as a whole produces.
Only 2,990 MW are currently installed in this little nation, while only 1800 MW are currently produced.

Just40:
Nigerian industries have learnt to survive by producing their own power to be competitive