TayserMahiri:


Huh, See what Nigerians got from China after the billions

Brand New KUBWA Station

And what Kenya got from the same Chinese

You have to swallow this sad reality because you hardly take your govt to account

They probably paid more for it!

GERALD710:

Isn't the largest project in Nigeria being built by the Lebanese
Last I checked, our largest project is Konza Technocity, an initiative of the Government of Kenya

The largest project in Nigeria on every scale is not Eko Atlantic but Centenary city Abuja, just that Eco Atlantic is more popular probably because Lagos is the commercial capital.

68816419:

rubbish, so does that justify high cost of it for a project of which 90% of the total cost was payed and sourced from China ,for a poor country like Kenya?,how about Abuja-kaduna sgr(198km) which cost $860 millions (not billions?), kenya - Mombasa (400km) cost a whopping $3.84 billllllllllioooooooooons.!!!!!
the whole of Nigeria sgr projects contract for the 2, 733km (now 3053km )new Lagos - Kano rail was first awarded by former Presidential Olusegun Obasanjo in 2006 at a cost of $8. 3bn to the Chinese company ( CCECC ) but could not be executed due to paucity of funds. but now going on and now $11.1billions with addition extension of calabar section and port Harcourt...kenya is damn doomed my friends , please stop comparing stations with actual construction any body can build such ,all u need is good architects and builder

u sabi well well.........bro.

See the top five construction projects in Nigeria, there are others going on simultaneously.
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www./see-biggest-construction-projects-nigeria-seyi-king&ved=0ahUKEwjHoq3flKTUAhVFBywKHfAKBXQQFggcMAA&usg=AFQjCNGr2v5emFq3NGdAOz6bOEkQi2qoPw

GERALD710:

Isn't the largest project in Nigeria being built by the Lebanese
Last I checked, our largest project is Konza Technocity, an initiative of the Government of Kenya

EAC is not the largest project in Nigeria and it is an initiative of LAGOS STATE GOVT, not even government of Nigeria.

it is not even being built by the Lebanese.... get ur facts right.

KENYA RANDOM
Meanwhile as Nigerians are foaming mouth
I hate the fact that we have been treated to the same pictures after every 2 pages.

freshest4live:
See the top five construction projects in Nigeria, there are others going on simultaneously.
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www./see-biggest-construction-projects-nigeria-seyi-king&ved=0ahUKEwjHoq3flKTUAhVFBywKHfAKBXQQFggcMAA&usg=AFQjCNGr2v5emFq3NGdAOz6bOEkQi2qoPw

haha......... I love that port part, at least it'll shut those Kenyans about their Mombasa port.

shervydman:


haha......... I love that port part, at least it'll shut those Kenyans about their Mombasa port.

LAMU PORT- KENYA
Hahaha.... Keep convincing yourself, we are tired of this baseless links bit nothing tangible.
Meanwhile the new Lamu port under construction consists
10 berths,
Oil rifinery terminal
Oil pipeline from Ngamia 1 oil field Tullow Inc
1 international airport
SGR railway connectivity with double stack

Kenyanstar:

Hahaha.... Keep convincing yourself, we are tired of this baseless links bit nothing tangible.
Meanwhile the new Lamu port under construction.

haha............. badagry deep sea port.

https://constructionreviewonline.com/2015/07/badagry-port/

oops............. 5 fvcking ports in Lagos only.

* lagos port

* apapa port

* tin-can island port........ and now, we're ready to give u

* lekki deep-sea port and

* badagry deep-sea port.................. remember, ALL IN LAGOS ONLY

GERALD710:

Isn't the largest project in Nigeria being built by the Lebanese
Last I checked, our largest project is Konza Technocity, an initiative of the Government of Kenya

Actually the biggest project in Kenya would be the Lapsset project... Price tag $30 billion

shervydman:


haha............. badagry deep sea port.

https://constructionreviewonline.com/2015/07/badagry-port/

oops............. 5 fvcking ports in Lagos only.

* lagos port

* apapa port

* tin-can island port........ and now, we're ready to give u

* lekki deep-sea port and

* badagry deep-sea port.................. remember, ALL IN LAGOS ONLY

Good lord, those are not ports. When are you going to learn to engage your brains first before opening that loose canon of a mouth? Those are berth or in easier terms terminals. Hahaha, Nigerians and loose mouth are like an idiot with money, they are soon parted.

shervydman:


haha......... I love that port part, at least it'll shut those Kenyans about their Mombasa port.

Mombasa port is the 2nd buzziest port in Africa by TEU throughput and tonnage, the new Lamu port under construction will be bigger than Mombasa!

https://businesstech.co.za/news/general/81995/africas-biggest-shipping-ports/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C9364260156

Kenyanstar:

Good lord, those are not ports. When are you going to learn to engage your brains first before opening that loose canon of a mouth? Those are berth or in easier terms terminals. Hahaha, Nigerians and loose mouth are like an idiot with money, they are soon parted.

hahahahahaha...........................

oga, don't be scared, ehn. they're ports.........

Fidha254:
Mombasa port is the 2nd buzziest port in Africa by TEU throughput and tonnage, the new Lamu port under construction will be bigger than Mombasa!

https://businesstech.co.za/news/general/81995/africas-biggest-shipping-ports/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C9364260156

yes, I know....buddy.....good for u!

Fidha254:
Actually the biggest project in Kenya would be the Lapsset project... Price tag $30 billion

That was actually the biggest until last week when it was handed over to the Government after its completion. The Mombasa-Nairobi line was Phase 1, The Phase 2 part of the project is between Nairobi-Naivasha worth 20b. It contains an internal container depot with an underground train system. Konza city which is still in its initial stages has also had a major boost after all the amenities were put in place. An electricity power substation & Water reservoir connection to the city are all complete.

Kenyanstar:

LAMU PORT- KENYA
Hahaha.... Keep convincing yourself, we are tired of this baseless links bit nothing tangible.
Meanwhile the new Lamu port under construction consists
10 berths,
Oil rifinery terminal
Oil pipeline from Ngamia 1 oil field Tullow Inc
1 international airport
SGR railway connectivity with double stack

Lamu port will have 32 berths not 10
http://www.lapsset.go.ke/projects/lamu-port/

The Nigerian economy is widely considered to be a mono-economy with an excessive dependence on revenue from the exploitation of hydrocarbon resources. It has been severely impacted by the recent global decline in the price of crude oil. This has caused the current administration to adopt more decisive policies to achieve a much-needed expansion of the economy. The 2016 budget has an increased focus on capital expenditure, particularly in the areas of infrastructure works, power and housing.
There is significant interest in the development of Nigeria's transportation networks including road, rail, airports and sea ports. A deep sea port with railway project connecting Calabar with Port Harcourt and Onne Deep Sea Port, estimated to cost US$3.5 billion, is currently being constructed. [/b]The recently commissioned Abuja-Kaduna rail line is one of the first standard gauge railway modernisation projects undertaken in Nigeria while the Lagos State light rail project is expected to commence operations soon. The Lagos-Ibadan expressway, one of the largest road networks in Africa, the oldest expressway and busiest inter-state route in Nigeria, is also undergoing extensive rehabilitation.
The power sector, which was privatised in 2013, continues to attract phenomenal interest from the private sector despite perceived challenges. The private sector has also shown an increased appetite for investment in real estate. Recent projects, including those listed below are all being developed through public private partnerships (PPPs). The continuing expansion of Nigeria's middle class has made investments in condominiums and shopping malls a popular choice for private capital.
In the Medium Term Expenditure Framework 2016–2018, the Government listed the following projects for implementation:
Mambila Hydro Electric Power Project (estimated to cost US$4.8 billion), which will deliver circa 3,000 MW of electricity to the National Grid.
Railway modernisation coastal project covering Calabar to Port Harcourt and Onne Deep Sea Port (estimated to cost US$3.5 billion).
The Federal Capital Territory's Mass Rail Transit Project (estimated to cost US$1.6 billion).
The Lagos to Kano Rail Modernisation Project (of which the Lagos to Ibadan segment will be double track) (estimated to cost US$1.3 billion).
The second Lagos to Kano Rail Modernisation Project (Kano to Kaduna segment will be double track) (estimated to cost US$1.1 billion).
Major projects
Recent infrastructure and construction projects in Nigeria include:
The Abuja-Kaduna Railway Project.
The Novare Lekki Mall.
Abuja Centenary City, Abuja.
Eko Atlantic City, Lagos.
World Trade Centre, Abuja.
Lekki Free Trade Zone, Lagos.
Abuja Millennium Tower.
The second Niger Bridge concession, in Anambra and Delta States.
Lagos State Light Rail.
The Azura-Edo 500 MW independent power project.

Fidha254:
Lamu port will have 32 berths not 10
http://www.lapsset.go.ke/projects/lamu-port/

Thanks for the correction..... I suppose the Mombasa port has 16 berths or so.
MOMBASA PORT
Handling capacity of 1.5m containers per anum.

NANDI HILLS TOWN

Muafrika2:



They probably paid more for it!

Wouldnt be surprising. The roof is such a prank.

GERALD710:

Isn't the largest project in Nigeria being built by the Lebanese
Last I checked, our largest project is Konza Technocity, an initiative of the Government of Kenya

u do know d world is anticipating that project in Lagos

even d Clinton's have stakes there

Fidha254:
Mombasa port is the 2nd buzziest port in Africa by TEU throughput and tonnage, the new Lamu port under construction will be bigger than Mombasa!

https://businesstech.co.za/news/general/81995/africas-biggest-shipping-ports/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C9364260156

The land lorked countries who make use of the said port has made it a big advantage to you guys...

TayserMahiri:


Wouldnt be surprising. The roof is such a prank.

At least you have gotten yourself something to masturbate on, happy for you

freshest4live:

The largest project in Nigeria on every scale is not Eko Atlantic but Centenary city Abuja, just that Eco Atlantic is more popular probably because Lagos is the commercial capital.

NO. third mainland bridge is the most lagest project ever embark by nigeria govt. By all measurement and standard. Nigeria govt can not afford such a project for now and till the next 8 years of this present administration

Marcelo290:
At least you have gotten yourself something to masturbate on, happy for you

wat is wrong with u, who says these kind of things . this taysermahiri guy a sef

Marcelo290:
The land lorked countries who make use of the said port has made it a big advantage to you guys...

So Nija does not boarder Landlocked countries?... Btw Nija alone has more population than all the East African Countries Combined...

Nigerians will give all sort of excuses for all the good things happening to Kenya just to justify their shortcoming..

kikuyu1:


More proof,Naij architecture is simply unimpressive-very basic.

more prove that your president and his cabinet are criminals why would a distance of only 500km be constructed with a whopping sum of $3.9 billions?,kenya really needs new government and new system.

68816419:

more prove that your president and his cabinet are criminals why would a distance of only 500km be constructed with a whopping sum of $3.9 billions?,kenya really needs new government and new system.

Are you really Nigerian?? Why should our politics or affair affect you as aforeigner... You keep cursing everything from Kenya...

vaxx:
NO. third mainland bridge is the most lagest project ever embark by nigeria govt. By all measurement and standard. Nigeria govt can not afford such a project for now and till the next 8 years of this present administration

I don't get you, Certenary city Abuja would be a whole new city, hosting more than 400 thousand people and many more visitors, and would cost about 18 Billion Dollars.

Nowenuse:


Hahahaha Some people are really crazy.

it's a crazy world out there

68816419:

fool, nigeria got that with only $860millions while Kenya got theirs with whopping $3.9 billions ,abuja-kaduna line is 200km while Nairobi-Mombasa line is just 400km do the calculation your self ...even Ethiopian rail was far cheaper and better The $3.4 billion project was built by two Chinese companies and is the first to be electrified in Africa.
Compare that to phase 1 of Kenya’s Standard Gauge Railway. Its cost stands at Sh367 billion(3., almost the same as the Ethiopian line, but more than 100 km shorter.
That begs the questions: Has Ethiopia built an inferior line or is Kenya not getting value for money or is our money being stolen?

$860M for an SGR. Cheap infrastructure. No wonder your stations look like Barrack Dormitories and all your infrastructure look cheap. Compare Lagos infrastructure to Nairobi's - Lagos looks so cheap.

Marcelo290:
The land lorked countries who make use of the said port has made it a big advantage to you guys...

The combined population (about 130 million) of all those countries that transit cargo goes to through the mombasa port is not more than the population of Nigeria alone (180 million) .. Besides its not like Nigerian ports don't handle cargo for landlocked countries such as Niger and Chad