samorobo:



How many time do you have to respond to that particular post from me..you already said good for you or are their skin tone making you a little bit uneasy

samorobo:
Dear nigerians I just discovered that there would be a revolution protest starting from the 5th of August which is just few day from now..it would be indefinite. THE theme is # TAKEITBACK ..It is lead by strong and resonable men of the land like of sowore ,fredrick, nnamdi kali. They are protesting for a better nigeria, a 100% corrupt free country, a country that should unlock and achieve its potential so it can have its seats at the global.level..AI therefore urge every Nigerian most especially youths to abadoned BBNAIJA and join this protest to build a nigeria of our dream . Remember usa emerged in the 20th century while china was in the 21st century.it time for Nigeria to rise.

I would be making inquires on the venue nationwide. THANKS

68816419:
FIRST PHASE OF RESIDENTIAL PLOTS AT ALARO CITY SOLD OUT (where is Tatu city, can average Kenyans even come close to buying plots )

14 June 2019

Alaro City, the new inclusive city in the Lekki Free Zone, has sold out of its first phase of “Buy & Build” residential plots. The serviced plots were recently fully subscribed and phase 2 is now open.

Alaro City, was launched in January as a Joint Venture between the Lagos State Government and Rendeavour, the largest new city builder in Africa, to boost foreign direct investment in Nigeria and create tens of thousands of jobs.

“We expected high uptake of the plots, but the rate at which they sold out has been exceptional,” said Odunayo Ojo, CEO of Alaro City. “Alaro City is situated in a prime location in the Lekki Free Zone, making it one of the most exciting development projects to come to Lagos State. The location and exclusive benefits have undoubtedly been key selling points for buyers,” he continued.

Alaro City is an integrated mixed-use, city-scale development with industrial and logistics locations, complemented by offices, homes, schools, healthcare facilities, hotels, entertainment and 150 hectares (370 acres) of parks and open spaces. Asides the residential sales, there has also been a rapid uptake in commercial plots.

“The Lekki-axis has been a key driver in residential real estate over recent years. Alaro City offers a unique and valued investment proposition that the market clearly recognises,” said Gbenga Olayinan, Chairman of Estate Links Limited, a leading real estate consultancy. “As with any real estate investment, the real trick is to key in early,” he continued.

Located in the North West Quadrant of the Lekki Free Zone, Alaro City lies in the growth path of Lagos, one of Africa’s fastest-growing cities with a population of over 20 million. Alaro City is adjacent to the future international airport, the region’s largest deep-sea port, and[b] major Nigerian and international companies[/b].

Rendeavour, Alaro City’s developer, is building seven new cities in Africa: in Nigeria, K[b]enya[/b], Ghana, Zambia and Democratic Republic of the Congo. As a master developer, Rendeavour invests over $250 million in each project, creating the infrastructure and living and working spaces that will help sustain and accelerate Africa’s economic growth, m

NairobiWalker:


Why can't you be original for once? Just because I noted your name rhymes with baboon (which is obviously true) you don't have to force my name to rhyme with monkey. I like how you always accuse other people of your very own insecurities. Desperate indeed.

Yobeezy:


Also remember to clean and renovate your roads as well
Stop playing victims here as if Nigeria is the best in everything.

kikuyu1:


They've been to Kenya and seen the stats,genius! They've seen the truth.

NairobiWalker:


Another of your weakpoints. I only talk about them to you Obaboon because I know you are one and they piss you off.

samorobo:


Hey I have never disputed the facts that nigeria has bad roads (since when did we become america) but my point here is that they are some locations that are worth spending your last card on in terms of maintaining and building of new and existing infastructure and a CBD happens to be one of those prime locations.You can't tell me housing bad broken roads with no sidewalks and high prone to flooding is good.
You may house bad roads in kibera or whatever but not in Westland and upperhill which are your main cbd's..you are making africa look like a joke(the are places tourist tour's)..beside @your pictures I guess that's the roads to kibera or mathare

AskiaHarem:
The "average" Nigerian gathering.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


But interestingly South Africa Botswana and other southern Africa's are much lighter skin than Nigerians but do not make noise.Are they making noise because they are bleaching?

Yobeezy:


Also remember to clean and renovate your roads as well
Stop playing victims here as if Nigeria is the best in everything.

rvp20182:
Don't compare 250M dollar Alaro city - with Tatu City - that is 2.5B dollars. 10 times larger.

samorobo:

Please stop deceiving yourself.it's $250m each in all seven countries. . $2.5bn is a wild dream

rvp20182:
FOR FIRST TIME YOU'RE MAKING SENSE. NIGERIA NEEDS A REVOLUTION.

rvp20182:
Incubation hub in Africa
Here is a break-down of the 15 main tech cities:
Lagos, Cairo, Cape Town, Nairobi, and Johannesburg belong to Tier 1, with 20 to 40 hubs each;
Casablanca, Accra, Abidjan, Tunis, and Abuja follow suit as Tier 2 cities, with 15+ hubs each; and
Dakar, Bamako, Kampala, Dar Es Salaam, and Lomé with 10+ hubs are the latest emerging cities.

obaaderemi:
Please check again. We have only three countries with 50 hubs and above; Nigeria, South Africa and Egypt.
Kenya falls into the next category of those with 20+ and less than 50. You can see Kenya is coloured blue while Nigeria is coloured violet. Nigeria is darker than Kenya in the chart.We have almost double what Kenya has. See it again:

samorobo:



Kenya and africa equally needs it.
By the way you have never made sense , ohhhh I just realised it

samorobo:

Kenya and africa equally needs it.
By the way you have never made sense , ohhhh I just realised it

obaaderemi:
They have a tiny cbd in Nairobi. And it is ugly. In fact the most important road there is being built by Nigerians.

rvp20182:
Kenya doesn't need any revolution. We already had our revolution in 2002 and are progressing very fast to become a middle class country by 2030.

If you're still running a generator - you need a revolution like now.

rvp20182:
I saw that - for a country of 200M - you're among the last. And those are just hubs. In terms of funding - last year - I think Kenya led.