tobounty:
All located in Tinubu Lagos. Our Wailers that are fond of jumping night buses from their barren land always have a sight to take back.

Abeg show them the picture of your village too to disgrace them all.

Commanderinpips:
may GOD save Nigerians, is this worth celebrating.

Bcus dem no mention any for Igbo land

H

AbuTwins:
"Na tall buildings we go Chop?"

Yes.

SpecialAdviser:

Not even Jakande or Fashola. Your Shame dey Shane me

Oh so you can drool spit from your sewage mouth??when you are ascribing obianos project and co to Pandora , you were making senses Abi??

Information is key

Sannisege:
if we no chop tall buildings, shey na potopoto for Igbo land we go chop?

KpotoKpoto!

Chop anything wey you fit!

You fit use correct KpotoKpoto plant yam and other crops!

Ebimpawa ooooo

SpecialAdviser:

Not even Jakande or Fashola. Your Shame dey Shane me

even if he had mention Awolowo you will still be sad, you dont want to hear good thing from that side

AbuTwins:
"Na tall buildings we go Chop?"

You're right, especially as your region is not repped.

AbuTwins:
"Na tall buildings we go Chop?"

Yes o, due to hunger in the land

we are still learning from the likes of SA, Egypt,Tunisia amd co tho....but make we first solve the hunger wey dey naija before we go dey build skyscapers

If the rating can continue like that to 20 ,I believe that Lagos will take 16, it is a country inside the country

The 2 Azuri towers, Eko Atlantic City, at 146 metres (though under construction but almost completed) should be number 2 and 3 on the list before Eko pearl.

Waiting for the ten biggest innovation developed within Nigeria that is positively changing the world. Thanks for your post.

AbuTwins:
"Na tall buildings we go Chop?"

Go chop statistics na

What about Anambra and Abia towers? The home of developers. How come the so called brown roof region has most towers in Nigeria? These towers must have been built and owned by the developers from SE.

tobounty:
All located in Tinubu Lagos. Our Wailers that are fond of jumping night buses from their barren land always have a sight to take back.

lolzzzzz......you be fool o, na your fellow human beings get those buildings you're bragging with while you, you're a nobody

Don't mind them, Dubai that has the tallest building in the world of over 160 storey building them no make noise.

It is false. Not correct.

uuzba:
I don't really think it's a good idea to setup tall buildings in Nigeria.
I get the idea that
1. it saves ground area.
2. It's some sort of prestige bullshit.
-
But this building needs to transport both people and water to the top floors
And so far, the way to do this is with electricity.
Electric motors running the lift.
Electric motors running the water pumps.
In this country, Nigeria, infamous for No electricity, you've just setup yourself to be screwed big time.
The buildings will be so expensive to run.
Our office is in a tall building, many other offices have vacated the building. We too would soon be leaving.
Expenses for nothing.

To a great extent, you are right. Needed structural infrastructure is required to enable the effectiveness of skyscrapers. Nigeria's poor economic growth has resulted in fewer firms, anaemic wealth creation and growth of poor people. The country needs a GDP growth rate of at least 10% for ten consecutive years to ensure wealth is generated. Through that, businesses and individuals can afford skyscrapers. But for a country to maintain GDP growth rate of 10%, constant electricity supply is mandatory.

As it is, logically based on land mass and economics, Lagos is the only place where a super-tall building makes sense. Anywhere else is a misnomer.

tobounty:
All located in Tinubu Lagos. Our Wailers that are fond of jumping night buses from their barren land always have a sight to take back.

Ode, your Tinubu is a monumental failure.

This is what our bank managers do with our money. Wigwe sponsored redeem church towers with customers money, but to take 20k loan na wahala

forgiveness:
It is false. Not correct.

Care to provide an alternative source of super tall buildings in Nigeria?

tobounty:
All located in Tinubu Lagos. Our Wailers that are fond of jumping night buses from their barren land always have a sight to take back.

Go and buy ur fuel @#1,000....or some of the buildings wen build before them born u na achievement too?

Dedeity:
Ode, your Tinubu is a monumental failure.

Big failure. So tay Fulani intelligent pass Yoruba. At least Buhari destroyed it small small ..this one na only taxes ...

God bless Nigeria

tobounty:
All located in Tinubu Lagos. Our Wailers that are fond of jumping night buses from their barren land always have a sight to take back.

Which one is in the North!?

Sannisege:
Ehen no one dey igboland? Shebi na dem dey develop everywhere else apart from their potopoto land. Lagos leads others follow.

Which one de your state and the North?

Una just dey dump news from x , you guys need to be more creative

AbuTwins:
"Na tall buildings we go Chop?"

your Almighty problem, na food.

uuzba:
I don't really think it's a good idea to setup tall buildings in Nigeria.
I get the idea that
1. it saves ground area.
2. It's some sort of prestige bullshit.
-
But this building needs to transport both people and water to the top floors
And so far, the way to do this is with electricity.
Electric motors running the lift.
Electric motors running the water pumps.
In this country, Nigeria, infamous for No electricity, you've just setup yourself to be screwed big time.
The buildings will be so expensive to run.
Our office is in a tall building, many other offices have vacated the building. We too would soon be leaving.
Expenses for nothing.

Tall buildings are more efficent than an equivalent sqm space of buildings spread out over an area.

Saves fuel, saves utility expenses, helps thousands of businesses stay together in a general area.

If you did economics in school you will understand how important agglomeration is in a large scale economy. There's a reason major towns and cities naturally develop an overcrowded business area.