forgiveness:



I know the value of direct foreign investment and I also know the importance of building mega companies controlled and owned by Nigerians.

Both compliments each other.

You made look as If Nairobi has more multinational companies than Lagos but I am letting you know you are wrong.


We have thousands of Multinational companies headquarters in Lagos both locally and internationally.


How is Kenya the biggest investors in Africa by ventures? Explain yourself.

What is going to be the height of the tallest building in Nairobi by 2020? Is it going to be more than the one Abuja is building? 308 meters.

The skyscrapers are built on a reclaimed sea and beside the sea and a lake. Tell me who would not love to live there?


What are the names of those Asian countries?

The simple truth is Lagos has but Nairobi don't have.

forgiveness:


I know Kenya generates huge revenues from tea. Tea plantation is just one of the steps to diversify Nigeria's economy. It is a very recent development.

rvp2017:
On skyscrapper -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_in_Africa. It rather obvious that Nairobi beat Lagos hands down and africa tallest building 45 & 66(300M) floors Hass tower will be Africa tallest building when completed. The tower 1 (45 floors) will be Nairobi third Hilton hotel. Tower 2 (66 flours) will be mixed use. Abuja one seem like 100m 24flour building?

Nairobi is competing with Joburg & Cairo -Not Lagos.

forgiveness:


As at 2000 Ibadan has more skyscrapers than Kenya. As at 2015 Lagos has more skyscrapers than Nairobi.

The two tallest building in Nairobi that is taller than Lagos's where built in 2015 and 2016 with the height of 200 meters and 163 meters while Lagos tallest building was built in 1979 with the height of 160 meters

You very funny! You are showing me renders and you call them tallest building in Africa.


Nairobi is building, so is Abuja but Abuja own tall pass.

http://www.centenarycity.com/africa-tower.html

TonyeBarcanista:
If you call that show of shame a country pride then I leave you to your ways.

Jay254:
Nigeria has beach resorts please tell me what to call this.

AfroCircus:

You talking population wise or development wise, coz if it's the former, I do agree. But development wise, I harbor very strong doubts. Not that Port Harcourt, Enugu or Kano aren't developed, it's just that they ain't as much as the cities you've compared them with.

Thing is when you hear of a 2-3m populated city in Nigeria, you expect to see a Durban like or Nairobi like city in terms of roads, skyline, urban planning, sophistication level etc. But save for Abuja, others are very fond of falling worryingly short of your expectations.

Jay254:
Coast

Oxtonguy:
Ilaje coast in Ondo Nigeria

Jay254:


Top five Major cities in Nigeria can beat Nairobi when it comes to population. But when it comes to infrastructure,beauty and ambience Nairobi has no equal in Nija.. In the most leavable Cities in Africa Nairobi has been equated to major S.A cities in a kinder way..
http://www.africa.com/blog/the_top_10_most_liveable_cities_in_africa/

Too sad there wasn't even one Nija City on the list.

Mombasa BTW receives more tourist than the whole of Nigeria combined.. Calabar and Enugu cannot even reach a quarter the status of Mombasa.

Its a pity to even put Portharcourt in the same league with Nairobi when Lagos alone cannot fit in.

One thing I respect Nigeria for is how a city with 21m ppl can exist with such a limited infrastructure...

Kenyanstar:


3rd picture
Lies in its driest form

rvp2017:
You've got jokes. Ibandan and Lagos can only beat kenya in SLUMSCRAPPERS not skyscrappers. Lagos seem to have build that skyscrapper in 70s and that marked basically the end of it.

Nairobi can only compete with Joburg and Cario. Not Lagos. Leave alone the slum city of Ibandan. In skyscrappers, infrastructure, buildings and general livability.

forgiveness:


As at 2000 Ibadan has more skyscrapers than Kenya. As at 2015 Lagos has more skyscrapers than Nairobi.

The two tallest building in Nairobi that is taller than Lagos's where built in 2015 and 2016 with the height of 200 meters and 163 meters while Lagos tallest building was built in 1979 with the height of 160 meters

You very funny! You are showing me renders and you call them tallest building in Africa.


Nairobi is building, so is Abuja but Abuja own tall pass.

http://www.centenarycity.com/africa-tower.html

Henrydone:
Nairobi the city with the worsted slum in the world

LightYagami:
Yes there are slums, which I hope will reduce soon, the sad part about life, some are rich and others don't

Oxtonguy:
Poverty doesn't warrant dirtiness

LightYagami:


I would like to see the link about Ibadan with actual numerical figures