forgiveness:


You are right on one side but also wrong on the other side.

Who doesn't know Luxembourg? Who doesn't know London, Cape Town, Paris, Lagos, Abuja, Calabar, New York etcetera?

A city is known for good reasons or bad reasons. In this case the cities I listed are known for good reasons.

When it comes to Skyscrapercity, I frequently visit that site and I think Nigeria has more skyscraper projects than Kenya.

You may prove me wrong.

Bifwoli:

You fail to say those are not the right figures anymore after the 50% devaluation of Nigerian Naira.You've padded the values ,that wasn't even the right value even before devaluation.


And how do you justify those numbers when UNDP says Nigeria's poverty rate is 62.6% ??

Bifwoli:

Dubai has more skyscrapers then London,does that mean life in UAE is better than in Britain? Kuala Lumpur has more skyscrapers than Oslo,Norway- does that mean life in Norway is crap compared to Malaysia? Sorry,but your argument is deeply flawed.

naijalander:
What I recall is proving to you how irrelevant Nakuru is to a great metropolis like Ibadan.

Nakuru is town, Ibadan is an entire city. Which was an empire until the early 1900s. Show some respect mehn.

ritababe:


we are talking about Lagos GDP if higher than Durban or not, and yes it is

highheybee:
Facts
Apple will never compare itself with tecno
Nor will Samsung compares itself with OnePlus...it's the other way round
Because both tecno and OnePlus are trying to beat those guys and they still can't
That's why I only gave you links of Abuja and Lagos pictures Cox it's hell lol of a work for me posting pictures
If you really are better than Nigeria...you won't be showing us pictures of your most beautiful cities...it's a show of inferiority from someone that's trying to make a name for itself


Nnamdi Azikiwe library is the biggest in West Africa and one of the Biggest in subharahan Africa

forgiveness:


I will like to know what is your criteria for quality.

KenyaMan111:


Sure bud, 65% of Nigerians still live in abject destitution despite all those universities. Our measly quantity-wise universities has put a significant amount of Kenyans in the middle-class.

forgiveness:


It doesn't reduce the quality Nigeria's Universities.

About the destitution, where did you get your statistics from?

I need to get your facts.

KenyaMan111:


It's inefficient and it's doing its job poorly.

"Poverty has risen in Nigeria, with almost 100 million people living on less than a $1 (£0.63) a day, despite economic growth, statistics have shown. The National Bureau of Statistics said 60.9% of Nigerians in 2010 were living in "absolute poverty"

Bifwoli:


You folks have an obsession with GDP but it actually only makes you look worse.

Your Lagos poverty level is higher,your access to water is sporadic,the sanitation level is wanting and the overall quality of life in Lagos is lower than Durban.Clearly that higher GDP isn't helping matters.

KenyaMan111:


It's inefficient and it's doing its job poorly.

"Poverty has risen in Nigeria, with almost 100 million people living on less than a $1 (£0.63) a day, despite economic growth, statistics have shown. The National Bureau of Statistics said 60.9% of Nigerians in 2010 were living in "absolute poverty" - this figure had risen from 54.7% in 2004"

forgiveness:

Education