pacretus:
you meant to say PHCN.
Well, dimwit.. I'm a medical student, as such spend a bulk of myp time reading, if you see me here, it's to exercise my brain a little.
I'm highly addicted to my computers due to the nature of my work. If there's anything called constant power supply, I get well over 17 hours of electricity and 3days constant, also with a stand by alternative source. So I'm not really who you pictured in your mind.

Stevoh18:


And you're proud of that

vaxx2:
. medical student my ass. that dumb idiot.


The country is embarking on another 3 billion dollar loan for the poor electricity infrastructure. I hope this will work this time around.

justtoodark:


are you serious....??
what are you talki8n about kill in social media....

are you mad or somehow insane....??

alexxo11:

ask your fellow nigerians at the cemetry if we are serious.....

kikuyu1:

Rvp2018 gave that figure recently,IIRC. Good news of course,our demographic dividend is real and underway as we've said severally. I'd like to see a breakdown especially for Somali numbers. I've heard from insiders they now even outnumber Kikuyus!

justtoodark:


uhh....you know you are not allowed to say something like that on nairaland,right....??

vaxx2:
Ghana has lectured Nigeria on electricity connection finnally.

tylann:


why are simple things hard to understand
the project intiation happened much earlier but construction started officially in 2015 due to end next year

https://www.the-star.co.ke/counties/central/2019-08-07-northern-collector-tunnel-to-start-operations-by-end-of-next-year/

MUMUdom:
Na today? Ghana has been teaching Nigeria since, since Guggisberg time now they are just a bunch of ingrates small child trying to pose as a big boy

68816419:
Still on the best bus Interchange in Africa....

MUMUdom:
Na today? Ghana has been teaching Nigeria since, since Guggisberg time now they are just a bunch of ingrates small child trying to pose as a big boy

samorobo:
Benin Enterprise Park: Obaseki seals $200m investment for textile industry
by Mustapha Temidayo — 5 hours ago
In furtherance to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) concerted efforts to revive Nigeria’s ailing Cotton, Textile and Garment (CTG) sub-sector, Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki has secured a $200m investment for a cotton-weaving and spinning industry at the Benin Enterprise and Industrial Park, in Sapele road axis of Benin City.
Governor Obaseki, who said this during the maiden convocation ceremony of the Edo University Iyamho, said the CBN has been instrumental to the economic growth being recorded in the state, especially in the areas of industrialisation and agriculture.
The governor said a $200 million deal has been struck with a reputable, world-renowned textile company to establish a cotton-weaving and spinning industry at the Benin Enterprise and Industrial Park, where construction is expected to begin next year.
Obaseki said the initiative was in line with the CBN’s plans to revamp the textile industry in the country with a view to reducing importation of textile.

Noting that the state government was promoting investment and real growth in the agricultural sector so as to get people out of poverty, he said the CBN’s N5bn Commercial Agriculture Credit scheme in the state has led to employment of about 5,000 people and cultivation of 5,000 hectares.
He, however, advised that the CBN’s monetary policies be followed up with robust fiscal policies, especially infrastructural development to ease the movement of locally produced goods and services.
He commended the CBN for having a specialized window to support the entertainment and tourism industry, adding that Edo state is solidly behind the apex bank’s policies.
The CBN governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele said that the apex bank’s unconventional monetary policies have yielded positive results, helping to stabilize the Nigerian economy.
According to Emefiele, “the favourable outcomes and strengthening outlook of the Nigerian economy is traceable to the timeous adoption of unconventional monetary policy tools. The CBN has been able to reduce inflation, build our forex reserves and maintain forex market stability and foster real growth.

Abohboy:


Look at these people trying to say Nigeria is bad SUFFERInSMILIIN can send all his images all I k kw is that things will change for the better read these about electricity and job creation in Nigeria, we will be great very soon

vaxx2:
One of the new established factory in Ghana....

local rice Miller

Volta region......

vaxx2:
One of the new established factory in Ghana....

local rice Miller

Volta region......

AskiaHarem:

68816419:
Oshodi Transport Interchange(One of the best in Africa)

Abohboy:


Look at these people trying to say Nigeria is bad SUFFERInSMILIIN can send all his images all I k kw is that things will change for the better read these about electricity and job creation in Nigeria, we will be great very soon

samorobo:
D

samorobo:


Your media truly is your enemy...It started 2014..

Study the images below.....be scrupulous

Carmit:

I was there today. It actually is the BIGGEST and BEST bus terminal in AFRICA.
I must say.....that place is magnificently beautiful...the governments aim is to phase out those red brt buses and replace them with those new beauty buses (like I literally charged my phone and laptop inside the bus!).

Just30:
best? maybe

but not as big as just only STC yard