Guys are we done?

iblawi:


It's not our fault that you are dumb. Population is huge here.

You can book your tickets online and not necessarily at the station.

If Kenyan know how to think you will know you can't match Nigeria in any sector.

The funny part is that 90% of the railway project was funded by the Chinese and it still happens to be you biggest project since independence.

I wonder how many generations will pay for this rail project before you are finally free.

Don't worry yourself over how we pay it, we got quality stations and everything else was quality. What the hell did you get from the same Chinese? Things like Kubwa Station
Even our old railway track stations are better. I bet nigerians would have asked for such instead.
Compare your new Kubwa 1st pic with Kenya's old stations last two pics.

TayserMahiri:


If we had chosen to rehabilitate the old rail like you in some sections it would have been far cheaper. You guys stuck to the old in some parts and went ahead to provide some of the lowest quality stations tat have been built in Africa lately.

The old narrow gauge rail is completely different from the new standard gauge railway even though they will all go to the same destination.

Stop confusing yourself.

vaxx:
whenever nigerians challenge you with population show them this pics. 1 head is better than 4

Hahahaha. You only need one head to beat 200 million of them

iblawi:


No one is fooling you. You are just confused.

We have the narrow gauge rail from Lagos to Kano which have been in existence before independence but was rehabilitated by Jonathan's regime. So it's operational as we speak But it's too slow. GE is ready to upgrade it now to be a bit faster.

There is another standard gauge railway project from Lagos to Kano which were broken into small projects of which Lagos Ibadan standard gauge rail is part of.

Rail will cover every part of Nigeria in other to reduce road traffic. Our population is huge and the roads are always busy. Even at mid night you will still find night buses travelling.

So none of your SGR was gotten from rehabilitating the old?

vaxx:
o ni eko. dont fast foward am at breast with nigeria development. mi o need e. you can post lies and i will burst you if it is not true

that's IBLAWI's style for u...........

arinzeejikonye:
Guys are we done?

You can continue, but the images are very uninspiring. I was scrawling through and the image of a Ghanaian caught my attention in the middle because they are beautiful. What you're posting

Marcelo290:
Deceived? shocked? And you think we are regressing? Man development is ongoing here as well, new projects keep getting commissioned, the only problem is the state of the economy, for an average Nigerian, development is measured by how he/she can buy things at affordable rates, but inflation keeps occurring, reason many feel we are doing very bad.. but this is the case with many African nations which Kenya itself isn't an exception.

Development is spread everywhere in Nigeria unlike some few places in Kenya.

u gerrit man............. if they want numerous ongoing projects in Nigeria, I can cheerfully give them.

TayserMahiri:


If we had chosen to rehabilitate the old rail like you in some sections it would have been far cheaper. You guys stuck to the old in some parts and went ahead to provide some of the lowest quality stations tat have been built in Africa lately.

hmmmn........... that's something I don't know, who told u that?

Dangote refinery........

TayserMahiri:


Don't worry yourself over how we pay it, we got quality stations and everything else was quality. What the hell did you get from the same Chinese? Things like Kubwa Station
Even our old railway track stations are way better. I bet nigerians would have asked for such instead.

Am not worried cause I know your next generation won't even pay it. It's just a way for Chinese to take over Kenya.

Kubwa Station was planned for goods delivery not a major stop. It very close to Abuja station. They are just few kilometers from each other and kubwa is next place after gwarimpa don't think you have a point.

shervydman:




that's IBLAWI's style for u...........

continue adding more to iblawi slow mind

iblawi:


No one is fooling you. You are just confused.

We have the narrow gauge rail from Lagos to Kano which have been in existence before independence but was rehabilitated by Jonathan's regime. So it's operational as we speak But it's too slow. GE is ready to upgrade it now to be a bit faster.

There is another standard gauge railway project from Lagos to Kano which were broken into small projects of which Lagos Ibadan standard gauge rail is part of.

Rail will cover every part of Nigeria in other to reduce road traffic. Our population is huge and the roads are always busy. Even at mid night you will still find night buses travelling.

don't forget to let him know that we're still constructing light-rails in some states, monorails in some states too.talk less of the nationwide rail development.

TayserMahiri:


So none of your SGR was gotten from rehabilitating the old?

They are entirely new projects.

More on dangote refinery and petrochemical plant at lekki ftz and seaport,

Last pic dangote cement plant

shervydman:


don't forget to let him know that we're still constructing light-rails in some states, monorails in some states too.talk less of the nationwide rail development.

You know them na. They will pretend not to know.

Abuja light rail stations have been posted here and it will link the Abuja airport with different areas of Abuja.

Marcelo290:
How come I didn't see this keep surfing the internet, I would continue to burst your bubbles and bring you guys to the realm of reality hence delusion has eaten deep into you guys..

Kenya is very far from urbanization and development, don't be deceived by what these liars tell you here, the Only place they can boast of is Nairobi (which half of it is filled with slums anyways), a country which has 30% of it's area urbanized, the other areas are not worth discussing, according to the report from UN, this is the worst in the world! I would share the link for this later.

Below is a link stating the rate of urbanization in the world, even Sudan and Somalia they laugh at rank ahead of them, they are 182 out of 200 countries of the world!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urbanization_by_country

When you hear Americans say the image they have for Africa is that of Animals, drought, uncivilization, poverty and misery, they were obviously talking or referring to Kenya.. don't be fooled with the little fragment of pictures they show you here, some may be deceived to think that is how the whole of Kenya looks, if only the media has not stereotyped Nigeria, little wonder many here think their country is no better...

I told I've got alot to say, there are many more... my own is to keep exposing your lies, now go continue searching about Nigeria, I would be back when occasion like this calls again

Thank God I am not Kenyan, I swear! village

arinzeejikonye:
More on dangote refinery and petrochemical plant at lekki ftz and seaport,

Last pic dangote cement plant

The Largest cement plant in Africa.

largest refinery and petrochemical plant in Africa.

Newly commissioned portharcourt pleasure park

vaxx:
continue adding more to iblawi slow mind

cos, that's the best response for u................

Marcelo290:
A country of 45 million where almost half of them are starving without no political instability leaves alot of questions to be answered, I bet The Somalians you are making jest of are better off, they are children of circumstance, what is then is the case for Kenya?? I weep for you guys... keep cooking up make believe stories, we all know the reality on ground bro...

http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2017/03/15/starving-kenyans-may-hit-4m-by-may_c1524810

I won't fail to keep bringing you back to the realm of reality since you choose to be delusional...many more links bro

Tonyebarcanista thunder fire u for creating this useless threads!!! See ordinary Kenya that has no say in A.U talk more of U.N.

I feel like crying. 4m starving.

take a look at what ABUJA CENTENARY CITY will look like...........


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j71VGPB1MN0

@Arinzee...........

can I see some pics from KANO city projects? I think they have two.

adamskutty:
The Largest cement plant in Africa.

largest refinery and petrochemical plant in Africa.

True that bro,

With this
No more fuel subsidy
At least 10-12 000 mgw of electricity supply
More forex for Nigeria
More industrialization coming
More employment
More gdp
No more fuel scarcity
More petrochemical University
More fertilizer at cheap rate

iblawi:


They are entirely new projects.

I hope so

Lagos Terminus Vs Nairobi Terminus

shervydman:
@Arinzee...........

can I see some pics from KANO city projects? I think they have two.

I spent a year in Kano city

There is ongoing Tiga hydroelectric dam
Kanawa industrial city by brains and hammers
Emir estates
Kwankwasiyya city
Amana city
New markets
Sabon titi underpass
New clover leaf interchanges
Continuation of interchanges at bata, yankura market
More industrial clusters
More roads
Expansion of North West University
New Saudi Arabia consulate complex




Many more development ongoing...........

Ghana to launch is own satelite. This project is proudly ghanian made. NO foreign attached. A project by a university student

first university satelite in sub saharan africa





All Nation University’s giant steps towards putting Ghana in the ‘League of Nations’ exploring space technology will attract global attention on Saturday as the country’s first satellite, GhanaSat 1, developed by Ghanaian students is set to be launched into space.

The satellite will first be launched to the International Space Station by Space X CRS-11 Cargo Mission and later deployed by a Japanese astronaut aboard the International Space Station.The satellite was handed over to the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).This was after the satellite had gone through a rigorous safety review and flight fittest in February this year.JAXA took delivery of the Cubesat, dubbed Ghanasat-1, on February 9, 2017 and handed it over to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in Florida, USA on February 13.The deployment of GhanaSat1 will be watched live at JAXA Tsukuba Space Centre in Japan by top government officials and ministers.The successful launch of the Cubesat, which weighs 1,000 grams, is expected to make the dream of Ghana becoming a space-faring nation a reality and also boost the country’s capacity to take advantage of space science technology

in the future.Images of the event will be beamed live at the ANU campus in Koforidua.Ghanasat1 missionThe Cubesat, described as the first university satellite in sub-Saharan Africa, has low and high resolution cameras on board to take pictures of our homeland and provide data that can be used to monitor the coastal areas of Ghana.It also has Digi-Singer SNG mission from which the national anthem and other independence songs can be broadcast from space, as well as collect requested songs fromthe ground and send to the satellite to broadcast in space.It is an initiative aimed at stimulating interest inScience, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education in high schools and tertiary institutions.It will also embark on a scientific mission to investigate the radiation effects on commercial-off-the-shelf microprocessors. This means it will measure the single event latch-up occurrence that degrades electronic system on board satellites due to the harsh space environment and analyse this data to contribute to scientific research.Brains behind projectThe two-year project, made possible through collaboration between the ANUC and the Kyutech Institute of Technology (Kyutech) in Japan, began in October 2015, was completed in December 2016.

https://citifmonline.com/2017/06/02/ghana-to-launch-first-satellite-into-space/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C7784427698

New Kano projects by ganduje

Kubwa Station, Nigeria Vs Mtito Andei Station, Kenya.

TayserMahiri:
Lagos Terminus Vs Nairobi Terminus

You dummy that is the old narrow gauge railway station you ask of. It was built before independence.

You should thank the Chinese for taking over Kenya

Please let's say a big thank you to the Chinese for taking over Kenya.