forgiveness:


Nigeria is building 1,000 kilometers of Standard gauge from Lagos to Kano and another 1,402 kilometers Standard gauge from Lagos to Calabar.

Nigeria is building 5 seaports

Nigeria is restructuring 4 international airports.

Nigeria is building news dams

Lagos is building Mono rails

Lagos is building Eko Atlantic city on a sand filled sea. May skyscrapers are going up there.

Can you please list Kenya's infrastructures projects?

Eat your heart out:
http://www.megaprojects.co.ke

Hbuyosh:
Ibadan is Dull!!!!

Check out our cities, it cant even match Kericho, the 26th largest town in Kenya according to the 2009 census, with a population (then) of merely 122000!

hahahahahahahaha laughing at ur stupid comment

The half life of this thread is like 1000 years.. very radioactive, its gonna make alot of people sick.. pun intended.

Jay254:
More of Kisumu

Asante bro......!!!
I so love my hometown.

Kisumu Suburbs!!
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Hbuyosh:
Kisumu, Kenya's 4th city

This is my hometown guyz!!!!!

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My home town is even better

Akure 15 largest in Nigeria

AKURE

AKURE is better than kisumu

AKURE

Oxtonguy:
My home town is even better

Akure 15 largest in Nigeria

AKURE

But have u seen the Kericho photos, the infrastructure there is more superb!

Hbuyosh:
Asante bro......!!!
I so love my hometown.

Kisumu Suburbs!!
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Karibu its a nice place

Still Kisumu

Kisumu Roads

Primary schools in AKURE 24 hours electricity ,free shuttle buses moves them to school,free access to computer systems

AKURE PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Kisumu

Thika Town.......

pop.139,853 (2009 census)

AKURE

Kisumu Dala

AKURE more

NairobiWalker:


3. Kenya has several private airlines too - the airline Indian Kenya is generally more developed than in Nigeria.

4. False - Nigeria has only one university in the top twenty. University of Ibadan is number 19 and it does not always make it to top twenty.Sometimes Kenya's Kenyatta university and Strathmore university ranks ahead of Ibadan. See the list for yourself. http://www.webometrics.info/en/Ranking_africa

5. You must be high on something to even compare Nigeria's beaches and hotels to Kenya's - I mean, that's what Kenya is known for. Do your research well.

6. Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret - check them out and compare their beauty with those Nigerian cities.

7. I'm sorry but you seem uninformed on this. Lagos is nowhere close to Nairobi in terms of high-rises. Your tallest building is NECOM House at 160m only and you have less than 5 buildings over 100m. Check out Nairobi's buildings over 100m complete and under construction below.

1. Jabavu/Hass tower 1 - 66floors 300m (U/C)
2. Jabavu/Hass tower 2 - 46floors 201m (U/C)
3. Britam tower 33floors 200m (TO)
4. Hazina tower 38floors 180m (U/C)
5. Avic office tower 45floors 176m (UC)
6. UAP tower 33 floors 163m (complete)
7. Avic Hotel tower 40floors 141m (U/C)
8. Times Tower 33 floors 140m (complete)
9. Prism Tower 34floors 133m (TO)
10. Le'Mac Tower 24 floors 126m (TO)
11. Parliament Tower 27floors 120m (U/C)
12. Teleposta Tower 27floors 120m (complete)
13. KICC 28 floors 105m (complete)
14. Upper hill Chambers 104m (U/C)
15. NSSF building 28floors 103m (complete)
16. I&M tower 18floors 100m (complete)
17. KCB Bank tower 21floors 109m (complete)

Now please list me Lagos buildings over 100m before you say Lagos has more high-rises than Nairobi. Nairobi's competition in SSA in high-rises comes from Jo'burg Durban Luanda and Maybe Cape Town.

Let me now do the needful for skyscrapers in Lagos. You are listing skyscrapers that are still under construction. Ok na.


Building Height Floors Completed City
NECOM House[1] 160 m (520 ft) 32

Union Bank Building[2] 124 m (407 ft) 28

Ministry of Communication Building[5] 109 m (358 ft)

InterContinental Lagos[7] 105 m (344 ft) 22

Independence House 103 m (338 ft) 23

CBN Lagos[9][10] 100 m (330 ft) 19

Great Nigeria House
[11] 95 m (312 ft) 22 ?? Lagos


But wait ooooooo. Where is your source to back up your claims?

These are your skyscrapers. You only have 6 above 100 meters. How dem come grow overnight? Abi your skyscrapers dey grow?



Buildings completed as of April, 2015
No. Building Height Floors Completed Image
1. UAP Tower 163 m (535 ft) 33 2015

2. Times Tower[3] 140 m (460 ft) 38 2000

3. Teleposta Towers
[4] 120 m (390 ft) 27 2000

4. Kenyatta International Conference Centre[5] 105 m (344 ft) 28 1974

5. NSSF Building
[6] 103 m (338 ft) 28 1990s

6. Kenya Commercial Bank Plaza 100 m (330 ft) 24 2013
7. I&M Bank Tower[7] 99.1 m (325 ft) 18 2001

8. Nyayo House
[8] 84 m (276 ft) 27 1982

9. Cooperative Bank House
[9] 83 m (272 ft) 25 1981

10. Hazina Towers 81 m (266 ft) 24 -

11. National Bank House 82 m (269 ft) 21 1976

12. Rahimtulla Tower 80 m (260 ft) 18 1999

13. Anniversary Towers 80 m (260 ft) 26 1992

14. Lonrho House 80 m (260 ft) 22 1990

15. Reinsurance Plaza (Office)[77 m (253 ft) 20 1982
16. AmBank House 75 m (246 ft) 22 -

17. Delta Corner Tower A (Hotel)75 m (246 ft) 21 2012
18. Delta Corner Tower B
(Office) 75 m (246 ft) 21 2012
19. Uchumi House
(Office)[19] 71 m (233 ft) 21 1972
20. ICEA Building
[20] 69.9 m (229 ft) 19 1981

21. View Park Towers
[21] 68 m (223 ft) 20 -
22. International House
[22] 65.53 m (215.0 ft) 17 1971

Calabar is better than kisumu

Calabar

forgiveness:



I know it Kenya but I was asking for the name of the city.


Nairobi is the Capital and it seems everything only revolve around it but that can't be said of Nigerian cities.

We have about 5 - 10 international cities. The 5 are springing up with real estate developments. Can dat be said of Kenya cities?

AS u can see, there are several other cities in Kenya apart from Nairobi.

Hbuyosh:
Asante bro......!!!
I so love my hometown.

Kisumu Suburbs!!
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Akure suburb

Hbuyosh:
AS u can see, there are several other cities in Kenya apart from Nairobi.

Thanks to all those who made it possible for me to know it but don't compare Ibadan with Nakuru in terms of infrastructures. Ibadan has gone far though they have been beaten by some cities in Nigeria in terms of beauty but when it comes to infrastructures they are top 5.

Oxtonguy:
Shopping malls in Ibadan

South Africa is helping ibadan here, the fight isn't fair anymore.

forgiveness:


Nigeria is building 1,000 kilometers of Standard gauge from Lagos to Kano and another 1,402 kilometers Standard gauge from Lagos to Calabar.

Nigeria is building 5 seaports

Nigeria is restructuring 4 international airports.

Nigeria is building news dams

Lagos is building Mono rails

Lagos is building Eko Atlantic city on a sand filled sea. May skyscrapers are going up there.

Can you please list Kenya's infrastructures projects?

Kenya is building over 2000km of standard gauge railway - From Mombasa through Nairobi to Malaba then from Nairobi to the Ethiopian border. The section from Mombasa to Nairobi is already done they are working on the Nairobi-Naivasha section..

Kenya is building taller skyscrapers than Nigeria including what will be Africa's tallest skyscraper - Jabavu tower.

Kenya already has 4 international airports with 4 more planned.

Kenya is also building new dams.

Kenya has built the largest geothermal plant in Africa.

Kenya has built wind power plants in Ngong with more under construction in Turkana and is slated to have the largest wind power plants in Africa.

Kenya is building the LAPSSET project which includes Africa's biggest port in Lamu with a network of pipelines and Rail lines from it to all our neighbors. and several cities.

Oxtonguy:
Akure suburb

oh my. I love these Akure pictures

forgiveness:



Let me now do the needful for skyscrapers in Lagos. You are listing skyscrapers that are still under construction. Ok na.


Building Height Floors Completed City
NECOM House[1] 160 m (520 ft) 32

Union Bank Building[2] 124 m (407 ft) 28

Ministry of Communication Building[5] 109 m (358 ft)

InterContinental Lagos[7] 105 m (344 ft) 22

Independence House 103 m (338 ft) 23

CBN Lagos[9][10] 100 m (330 ft) 19

Great Nigeria House
[11] 95 m (312 ft) 22 ?? Lagos


But wait ooooooo. Where is your source to back up your claims?

These are your skyscrapers. You only have 6 above 100 meters. How dem come grow overnight? Abi your skyscrapers dey grow?



Buildings completed as of April, 2015
No. Building Height Floors Completed Image
1. UAP Tower 163 m (535 ft) 33 2015

2. Times Tower[3] 140 m (460 ft) 38 2000

3. Teleposta Towers
[4] 120 m (390 ft) 27 2000

4. Kenyatta International Conference Centre[5] 105 m (344 ft) 28 1974

5. NSSF Building
[6] 103 m (338 ft) 28 1990s

6. Kenya Commercial Bank Plaza 100 m (330 ft) 24 2013
7. I&M Bank Tower[7] 99.1 m (325 ft) 18 2001

8. Nyayo House
[8] 84 m (276 ft) 27 1982

9. Cooperative Bank House
[9] 83 m (272 ft) 25 1981

10. Hazina Towers 81 m (266 ft) 24 -

11. National Bank House 82 m (269 ft) 21 1976

12. Rahimtulla Tower 80 m (260 ft) 18 1999

13. Anniversary Towers 80 m (260 ft) 26 1992

14. Lonrho House 80 m (260 ft) 22 1990

15. Reinsurance Plaza (Office)[77 m (253 ft) 20 1982
16. AmBank House 75 m (246 ft) 22 -

17. Delta Corner Tower A (Hotel)75 m (246 ft) 21 2012
18. Delta Corner Tower B
(Office) 75 m (246 ft) 21 2012
19. Uchumi House
(Office)[19] 71 m (233 ft) 21 1972
20. ICEA Building
[20] 69.9 m (229 ft) 19 1981

21. View Park Towers
[21] 68 m (223 ft) 20 -
22. International House
[22] 65.53 m (215.0 ft) 17 1971

Wikipedia is not a credible source FYI. And even going by your list Nairobi still has more skyscrapers than Lagos.

More Ibadan

Ibadan

Ib

Palms mall ib

NairobiWalker:


Wikipedia is not a credible source FYI. And even going by your list Nairobi still has more skyscrapers than Lagos.

Another big lie

LAGOS

Ibadan is far ahead Nakuru

IBADAN

This Kenyas think there farm is bigger since they haven't been to others farm

IBADAN