vaxx1:
it has occur to me, millitary men wave unnecessary power in Nigeria. they carry out their domestic violence even at the slightest amount of provocation.


A friend of mine just report to me how a soldier threatening to beat the hell out of him for telling him to stop smoking marijuana in front of his house, this I think is insane for a country that is under civilian watch.

so Nigerians here, what is the best way to deal with millitary intimidation , particularly as regards to this one . I recently learn police hardly arrest soldier in Nigeria even if they are caught smoking weed .

gallivant:


Why are always posting the slums?

Kenyanstar:


Seems you ignorant of issues outside Nigeria.... I will give you a small snippet of opinions of Nigerians about their honest opinions about Kenya. Enjoy the conversation

kikuyu1:


Opinions especially those of a cognitively challenged congenital liar are meaningless! Show us a reliable survey anywhere SHOWING YOUR ROADS ARE BETTER THAN OURS.


https://www.africanexponent.com/post/9467-wef-competitive-report-releases-2018-road-quality-index

Kenyanstar:


Seems you ignorant of issues outside Nigeria.... I will give you a small snippet of opinions of Nigerians about their honest opinions about Kenya. Enjoy the conversation.









quote author=RadiantKiwi post=64065179]Wow!! It's so beautiful

Please who can give me a helpful clue about Kenyan (evisa) visa on arrival

68816419:

Cause of this report

68816419:
Lagos Urban rail - Blue line (under construction) 35 km (22 mi) blue line (85% completed

Other rail lines

The Completion of the Continuous Beam Bridge for the Sea-Crossing of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit-Blue Line Project in Lagos is part of a broader plan to improve traffic management and transportation in Lagos. Other rail lines on the drawing board are the 68 kilometers – Green Line from Marina through Victoria Island, Lekki Phases 1 and 2, Ajah, Ogombo, Lekki Airport to Lekki Free Trade Zone; the 60 kilometers – Purple Line from the Redemption Camp through Ogba, Iyana Ipaja, Igando and ending at Ojo; and 34 kilometers Yellow Line from Otta through Isheri Osun, Ejigbo Mafoluku, Isolo to National Theater. There is also the 48 kilometers Orange Line from Ikeja crossing through Mile 12, Ikorodu, Alapadi, Eligana, Isiwu, Imota and ending at Agbowa.
Challenges
85 percent of stages I-IV of the Lagos Blue Line Light Rail project are now complete. The completion of the pillar construction effectively means that the most difficult part of the project is now complete. The sea-crossing span had to overcome difficulties from the effects of fluctuating tides and the continuous berthing of oil vessel. The complex topographical state of the seabed and a few episodes of freight boats slamming into the trestle close to the bustling sea route course were other challenges.
CCECC has completed other projects in Nigeria most significant being Lagos-Badagry Highway, Lagos-Ibadan Railway, Lagos Airport Terminal, Lekki Free zone and Blue Line Rail.

Lagos traffic remains one of the most congested in the world and the this project will go a long way in improving the situation.

Sea crossing bridge of the Lagos Blue Line Light Rail project completed (The hardest parts) in Nigeria

samorobo:


Lol.kikuyu you really do have a problem... keep masturbating on a ranking that pays attention to words that emanates from tourist who has been intoxicated with the views of girrafes and probably allowed that wonderful experience (which is lacking in their country) blind their opinion on your road coupled with the ecstasy they enjoyed from kid sex and early teenagers

Abohboy:


You just say my uncle is an army commander and say a name of any army commander or you can threaten to call corruption which will make the soldier forfeit at least 20 million Naira in damages and he will lose his job

samorobo:



Lol when Kenyans mention infastructures I wonder what they actually mean....Kenya this are the kind of Infastructures you should be using to boast Infront of us not resort and rural roads that is abundant in Nigeria....

This Lagos light rail is scheduled for test run next year....
Lagos infastructure is fast changing..just last month Lagos received funding for cable car which is expected to start construction next year..

Kenyanstar show me stuff like this going in in Kenya...I mean a light rail..

gallivant:


You won't find bridges over lagoons in Nairobi if that's what you are asking for. There is simply no need. What I know though is Kenya's rail system coupled with its stations would put anything in Nigeria to shame.

gallivant:


Lol

What the #### are you talking about? Kenyan roads have always been ranked higher than the ones in the poverty capital. It's a no brainer oga.

samorobo:


What you have in your CBD's and affluent neighbourhoods cannot be called roads, let's just call that a canopy walk which is very precarious..

samorobo:


Lol don't console yourself mate, just feel the raw pain and aggressively direct it to your govt.....


Light rail In Kenya is something Kenyatta himself has never dreamt of for the animal kingdom he calls a country...
Kenya can never reach that height...never

kikuyu1:


Nigga, then GTFO the thread !? Homoism is very common among Tutsis as the links stated-Tutsis themselves,myself and a US researcher into the 'Genocide ' All confirm this. Homos are universally sociopathic according to a KGB detector who identified identical tendencies in both Russian and US homos regardless of ideology and we see half of all serial killers like the Dee.
You don't OWN THE NARRATIVE ON THIS ISSUE OR ANYTHING ELSE ON THIS THREAD. If you want to cheerlead the LGBTQ tribe do so on your own.

obaaderemi:
Nonsensical conspiracy theory as usual. When are you going to be smarter than this?
Next you will be telling us how Tamerlane and Stalin, both Russian(so to say) were homos to make sense of their atrocities.

gallivant:


Still wondering what tourists and sex have to do with road rankings. Lol

samorobo:


Child sex and paid adultery you mean.....it intoxicated their minds and finally affect their opinion on the deplorable states of your road which has been reviewed here constantly..

samorobo:


What you have in your CBD's and affluent neighbourhoods cannot be called roads, let's just call that a canopy walk which is very precarious..

jln115:
he already claimed Hitler was a homo so don't be surprised!

gallivant:


You are suffering from a mental illness.

jln115:
he already claimed Hitler was a homo so don't be surprised!

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


He is in his final stages of poverty the brain cannot function because it lacks a lot of vitamins

vaxx1:
lol.... naturally many Nigeria soldiers are not good at physical combat apart from Working as a team or the use of guns. in a one and one street fight , I can bet, my friend will give the soldier the beaten of his life . but he might be scared of the comeback call of the army . reporting the matter to police is the best way to deal with it.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Good news I am back in Nigeria from my trip to Ghana. People in Nigeria are really suffering of poverty. On the road in Lagos jobless people criminals up and down the place.we Nigerians are so stupid. We Nigerian and
stupidity is like one and two

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

This is just like a man which is completely blind with both eyes which are blind is now telling a man with one eye which is ok that he can see more that the man with one eye. Everybody knows my country has the worst roads in the world

gallivant:


You are suffering from a mental illness. If adultery intoxicates minds Italians would be all over Nigeria looking for a fix. Get medical help.

jln115:

I can't dumb down to a level that would see me entertain such a fvcking ret@rded topic!!

And BTW it's was a Black government that made gay marriage legal in South Africa not a White one, so don't know where your " white Saffa loves f@gs" comes from.