arinzeejikonye:




Thats nice,you must also understand that it is not exclusive to your country nigeria is developing lagos-calabar intercity coastal rail line,lagos-kano light rail,lagos to ibadan etc,abuja to kaduna is completed already,lagos blue line light rail is nearing completion,while kano light will begin next year,its construction,the portharcourt mono,1st phase is done,but the new governor had refused its continuity n expansion,so you must understand nigeria is not folding her arms,we are upto something too.

Kenyanstar:


Of course sir i acknowledge the fact that many African countries are seriously mulling over building new infrastructure.... but the question is since Nigeria has the "biggest" GDP as far as theory is concerned why is Nigeria not growing at the pace reflecting its GDP. Kenya withs it far less GDP is implementing infrastructural development at far faster rate than most countries. The percentage of growth in Kenyas GDP has remained at a constant 6% while Nigeria's GDP has remained at a constant negative.

Kenyanstar:


Of course sir i acknowledge the fact that many African countries are seriously mulling over building new infrastructure.... but the question is since Nigeria has the "biggest" GDP as far as theory is concerned why is Nigeria not growing at the pace reflecting its GDP. Kenya withs it far less GDP is implementing infrastructural development at far faster rate than most countries. The percentage of growth in Kenyas GDP has remained at a constant 6% while Nigerias GDP has remained at a constant negative.

GERALD710:

And I usually like to point out that Al Shabaab is not a Kenyan menace but a problem imported from neighbouring Somalia. Boko Haram is basically Nigerians slaughtering Nigerians

Kenyanstar:
The new manufactured Kenyan trains which includes passenger train, Hooper trains, cargo trains and freight dispatch trains.

iblawi:


Lagos to Abuja is almost 800km and we still use less than 12 hours by road.

He just proved that Kenyans don't have good roads. Mombasa to Nairobi is just 400+km and you use 24hrs on that short journey. No wonder Kenyans are celebrating 8 lane roads.

Thank God for UN Habitat and African development bank.

imagine. i once plied the road on my way past a city known as Machackos, imagine an important road having just one lane...and yet these fools want to compete with Nigeria ?

68816419:

Very Ugly set of trains i must say, now compare it with these (states) trains in Nigeria

1.Rivers state Mono rail system

2. Calabar rail system

3. Abuja light rail system

4. Lagos light rail system

68816419:


imagine. i once plied the road on my way past a city known as Machackos, imagine an important road having just one lane...and yet these fools want to compete with Nigeria ?

Naija4Fatality:
kenyas should stop making pointless noise, when we say nigeria is corrupt or bad, that dosent mean that kenya is better than nigeria
It simply means that things are nt working the way it should be
Lagos is a city in nigeria and am so proud to say that Lagos is more than times 2 bigger than economy of kenya
And the infastructure in Lagos is better than Nairobi, photos don't lie...
Even the techno city that kenya plans to build is invincible, but I can happiy show u photos of Eko Atlantic city [E.A.C] which is already under construction
I think its high time we nigerians start to appreciate what we have and plans to have what we don't have.
Note some of this photos include Lagos Eko Atlantic city and some other places in Lagos

Kenyanstar:
To my Kenyan country men
Naona hizi trai zikue pimped hapo Chodra fabricators... hehehe

68816419:


imagine. i once plied the road on my way past a city known as Machackos, imagine an important road having just one lane...and yet these fools want to compete with Nigeria ?

iblawi:


In a country of 45 million people you still have difficulty travelling. Just 400km will take 24 hours.

Kenyans should be ashamed.

PissedYagami:


Buses take around 6 to 7 hours from Nairobi to Mombasa and it is around 500km, not 400km. Trailers may take up to 24 hours coz they travel really slowly, safety reasons. I hope you know. It will be faster coz freight trains will now travel at a top speed of 100km/h and passengers will travel at a minimum of 120kmh

PissedYagami:


Buses take around 6 to 7 hours from Nairobi to Mombasa and it is around 500km, not 400km. Trailers may take up to 24 hours coz they travel really slowly, safety reasons. I hope you know. It will be faster coz freight trains will now travel at a top speed of 100km/h and passengers will travel at a minimum of 120kmh. And Kenya's speed limit is 80kmh to all public service vehicles. With a personal car you can travel faster

iblawi:


Now you are here to lie again

Nairobi to Mombasa is about 24hours because the trailers will block the useless tarred road causing serious traffic.

iblawi:


So the train you are launching will travel at 100km/h while we already have rail (Abuja - Kaduna) traveling at 150km/h.

Kenya will always be behind Nigeria.

iblawi:
Even when it comes to rail transportation we are still ahead.

iblawi:


So the train you are launching will travel at 100km/h while we already have rail (Abuja - Kaduna) traveling at 150km/h.

Kenya will always be behind Nigeria.

PissedYagami:

I hope you know Kenya is building almost 3000km of srg while you guys have a 100km kaduna-abuja srg rail. Kenya still has old rail sytem too, though it is as slow a f**k

shizzy7:
As in......... una dey try, what did you learn?

iblawi:


How many kilometers do you think Nigeria is constructing?

Lagos to Kano 1200km standard gauge railway.

Lagos Calabar 1000km+ standard gauge railway line

Portharcourt to maiduguri railway line 1400km+

Ajaokuta - South East railway.

Lagos light rail

Rivers State light rail

Kano light rail

Calabar light rail

Abuja light rail

General Electric to take over the old narrow gauge line by January 2017 for the next 20-25 years.

All this within the country to improve transportation of goods and people and you are tell me of 3000km railway that other neighbouring countries will participate in as that of Kenya.

PissedYagami:


And it is a passenger train doing 100kmph

Kenyanstar:
The Kenyan SGR is going to go to some major destinations in Kenya supported by a good road network...
Mombasa-Nairobi-Naivasha-500km
Naivasha-Kisumu-Busia- 900km
Naivasha- Nakuru- Eldoret-Malaba-700km
Lamu- Isiolo-500 km