forgiveness:
Yes ooo

When it comes Skyscrapers above 100m, South Africa takes the lead with 49 skyscrapers, Egypt comes second and Nigeria third. This is base on what is on ground already.

Millennium Tower Abuja 170 meters almost completed.

iblawi:


When it comes Skyscrapers above 100m, South Africa takes the lead with 49 skyscrapers, Egypt comes second and Nigeria third. This is base on what is on ground already.

100m is too mainstream. In Kenya we have decided to go 150m plus

iblawi:
Millennium Tower Abuja 170 meters almost completed.

And is this a building where people can live??

The shorter one is 201m.

PissedYagami:


100m is too mainstream. In Kenya we have decided to go 150m plus

How many buildings in kenya are above 150meters currently?

PissedYagami:

And is this a building where people can live??

You don't have to live in it. It just a meeting point or social stuff.

PissedYagami:

And is this a building where people can live??

Lol

iblawi:
Millennium Tower Abuja 170 meters almost completed.

Why the lies
It's just a structure Bro...
BTW, Nigeria is still better than Kenya...

iblawi:


How many buildings in kenya are above 150meters currently?

two I guess, with like 10 coming up. And over 100m. Meant 125m, we have like 6, and more on the way

WIZGUY69:



Why the lies
It's just a structure Bro...
BTW, Nigeria is still better than Kenya...

A building is also a structure bro. It's not a residential apartment or office complex. What matters most is that people can have meetings there.

PissedYagami:


two I guess, with like 10 coming up. And over 100m,

I only know of the UAP Tower. Others are under construction and I don't think they are up to 10.

forgiveness:




The point is that the incident exposed the typical systematic dysfunction in Kenya.

Don't you think so?

Not really.

Bauchi airport

iblawi:


I only know of the UAP Tower. Others are under construction and I don't think they are up to 10.

Britam has been topped out, so it is 2
lets go with 125m, we got 5 or 6, finished and topped out

iblawi:


I only know of the UAP Tower. Others are under construction and I don't think they are up to 10.

Why not? Is it maybe because we are blood drinkers?

iblawi:


A building is also a structure bro. It's not a residential apartment or office complex. What matters most is that people can have meetings there.

Is the Eiffel tower a building or a structure? Enlighten us.

UAP, Britam, Times Tower, Prism, Le Mac
over 125m, finished, some its just some painting and decoration

iblawi:


A building is also a structure bro. It's not a residential apartment or office complex. What matters most is that people can have meetings there.

So sorry Bro
Just checked it on Wikipedia, there's even a restaurant there... never knew there' was something going on there, anytime I am passing there(millennium tower).

gallivant:

Is the Eiffel tower a building or a structure? Enlighten us.

You can check millennium tower on Google Sir.

Why would millennium tower cost #53 Billion naira?

obaaderemi:
All the major languages are studied up to university level here in naija too.the first newspaper in nigeria was a yoruba language paper(1850s).our music is majorly in our local languages and are doing well beyond our borders.i learnt igbo in secondary school though i am yoruba.

When a random kenyan goes to the market he bargains in kiswahili, dude. It's the national language!! Even in the diaspora, the first instinct is to greet each other and to gossip in kiswahili. Its compulsory in education to the last year of secondary education. Broken or fluent, we all speak some version of it. You don't walk into a kenyan scenario and start bragging in pidgin hehehe. We are Africans speaking an African tongue oga.
When we meet another kiswahili speaker, the first assumption is that he's a Tanzanian, and it's always mostly true.
I hope you taught yourself some.

WIZGUY69:
Why would millennium tower cost #53 Billion naira?

Because it's Nigeria, a country where every government project has to cost more than it should be....


Hyperinflation, the spirits have to be settled financially.

Hass 1, Hass 2, AVIC 1, Avic 2, Parliament Tower, Montave 1, Montave 2, 88nairobi, Hazina Trade Centre, Akili Tower
Those are 10 buildings under construction, scheduled to be opened from 2018-2020 Obawi, all over 125m tall
I havent mentioned the proposed ones that have not started or the ones from 80m-124m

forgiveness, iblawi, wizguy69,
What exactly do you think is Nigeria's problem? I have been discovering some things and It's just crazy.....

iblawi:


When it comes Skyscrapers above 100m, South Africa takes the lead with 49 skyscrapers, Egypt comes second and Nigeria third. This is base on what is on ground already.

I know South Africa is the Oga.

WIZGUY69:
Why would millennium tower cost #53 Billion naira?

Hehehehe! I think it is part of the Nigeria National Complex which also includes the Nigerian Cultural Centre, an eight storey, low rise, pyramid shaped Cultural Centre.

Nevertheless, you know na.

MtuMsuper:

When a random kenyan goes to the market he bargains in kiswahili, dude. It's the national language!! Even in the diaspora, the first instinct is to greet each other and to gossip in kiswahili. Its compulsory in education to the last year of secondary education. Broken or fluent, we all speak some version of it. You don't walk into a kenyan scenario and start bragging in pidgin hehehe. We are Africans speaking an African tongue oga.
When we meet another kiswahili speaker, the first assumption is that he's a Tanzanian, and it's always mostly true.
I hope you taught yourself some.

Like the hsbc advert says,'local intelligence is important'.Only a nigerian can understand Nigeria.A senator once suggested that senate proceedings be done in the 3 major languages.The senators from smaller tribes shouted 'blue murder'.But each major tribe still takes its language very seriously.Naija is complex and diverse.The only swahili i know is 'kiungulia.'

shizzy7:
forgiveness, iblawi, wizguy69,
What exactly do you think is Nigeria's problem? I have been discovering some things and It's just crazy.....

The system of government is not working. We need to try another one. I think regional system of government will work because it worked before.

obaaderemi:
Like the hsbc advert says,'local intelligence is important'.Only a nigerian can understand Nigeria.A senator once suggested that senate proceedings be done in the 3 major languages.The senators from smaller tribes shouted 'blue murder'.But each major tribe still takes its language very seriously.Naija is complex and diverse.The only swahili i know is 'kiungulia.'

Hakuna Matata?
Jambo?

forgiveness:



The system of government is not working. We need to try another one. I think regional system of government will work because it worked before.

Nigerians are the problem of Nigeria....


Its not government, its not corruption at least I know the so-called sectors in government are not administered by robots but Nigerians.

shizzy7:
forgiveness, iblawi, wizguy69,
What exactly do you think is Nigeria's problem? I have been discovering some things and It's just crazy.....

our politics is in a mess.if we get our politics right,every other thing will fall into place.we need to vote into office people with the right ideas and policies.let's bring in youths with energy and drive. If u are a governor and you have almost developed kiungulia defending nigeria against kenyan keyboard spartacuses,then what will occupy your mind are development plans.but those old men we keep putting in office don't visit sites like this where real sh.t goes down.same goes for kenyan politics i am sure.

kikuyu2:
Wakenya wenzangu,excellent news! Last night I heard unofficial inside news from the oil sector. Apparently there are more commercial quantities of oil in Turkana,Kerio valley and even Narok! Its not yet official but we've the capacity to be 5th on this list.

Equatorial Guinea – 269,000 Barrels Per Day. ...
Libya – 516,000 Barrels Per Day. ...
Egypt – 667,000 Barrels Per Day. ...
Algeria – 1,721,000 Barrels Per Day. ...
Angola – 1,756, 000 Barrels Per Day. ...
Nigeria – 2,427,000 Barrels Per Day.

With our innovation,tourism,tea and coffee led growth imagine where we'll be soon! Guys,in my lifetime,we'll be like Bots.

That's great!!! Narok? I hope we learn from Nigerian dysfunction And put those profits to use