Kazikazi:
Electric motors.That's why they don't have smoke.The same thing applies to electric cars.no engine.

So Tanzania electric trains will be devoid of crank shafts, pistons and all other mechanical components that make the wheels turn? Is Tanzania getting magic trains engineer?

TayserMahri:


This is where Kenyans conquered Nigeria one or two yrs ago

U mean the Doppers ?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lphFdOzqmNs&vl=en

gallivant:


So Tanzania electric trains will be devoid of crank shafts, pistons and all other mechanical components that make the wheels turn? Is Tanzania getting magic trains engineer?

Do u know why we have pistons in engines? Stop displaying your folly.

samorobo:



Stop being stupid...I haveflooded this place with better looking homes sometime ago..must you always force us to repeat images just to score cheap.point.....
By the way..this is in Enugu..

Vineyard estate in Enugu


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37ICQsH6vU8

Is this even in Nigeria? Is Surrey British Columbia in Enugu?

Kazikazi:
Do u know why we have pistons in engines? Stop displaying your folly.

Will Tanzania electric trains be devoid of pistons which is a component of an engine engineer? That's what I asked.

Kazikazi:
Tanzania's English newspapers... Just quick from my head..
Daily news_Dar es salaam
Sunday news_Dar es salaam
Arusha times_Arusha city
The guardian_ Dar es salaam
The African_ Dar es salaam
Business times_Dar es salaam
Etc,etc

The citizen is bigger and more profitable than all those combined

tylann:

Nairobi
Post Lagos I will post Nairobi
If you win I will log out never to return
People will judge

see why lagos will not compare with nairobi
Lagos is a worldclass city it’s economy alone is the 5th largest in Africa larger than Kenya as a whole country in GDP .The richest man Dangote a Nigerian and lagos resident is building the worlds biggest refinery in lagos and soon completed will boost local GDP to world record figures.

Lagos has Eko Atlantic city the island is selling out fast with apartments at $400k usd and land around 1million dollars per plot.

Lagos has some of the highest Hotel rates in the world rivalled by only SA/ Dubai google it

The lagos startup scene is also magnificent Jumia a lagos based e-commerce website just listed on the NYSE the only African startup to do so and it was founded in lagos

Mark Zukerberg had his first stop in 2015 was in Lagos and he took a famous picture jugging in the morning with normal people on the ikoyi bridge.

Lagos has the highest concentration of Billionaires in Africa 7 out of 10 African billionaires reside in Lagos

Nollywood Africas No1 and worlds No3 movie industry worth billions of dollars is headquartered in Lagos African Entertainment capital

All the biggest African Musical artists Reside in Lagos they are ranked in Forbes THE LIKES OF Davido /Don jazzy/ wizkid are very well off financially and outsell every other African artist by a huge margin… I neednt say more Nigerian Entertainment is enjoying world attention at the moment

[Computer village ]market located in ikeja Lagos is Africas biggest Tech market with a daily revenue estimated at 2Billion Naira it has all the technology sales and buys unrivaled by any other city or state…

Victoria island/Lekki lagos has the most expensive estate in Africa in particular one called [Banana island ]has Africas richest residents like Adenuga Mike the founder of Telecom Giant Globacom one of the richest black men to mention a few and is as our own version of Beverly hills in the Us

Nairobi cannot compete with Lagos ever in all ramifications maybe for wildlife or tourism but lagos is miles ahead in Sophistication ,Economy, wealth commerce and Technology enterprise and entertainment!!

Maybe Johannesburg or Cairo but still those cities aren’t richer maybe just more visited

Lagos is not at all threatened by boko haram the insurgents never even dream of coming to the South that will be their biggest mistake

Update..

Lagos state government is to commence a cable car as we speak in obalende lagos island and will be commissioned soon how many African Cities can boast a cable car?!

the state the city is lit at night and never sleeps!!

UPDATE keep the UPVOTES coming …Lagos home to the first Merryot hotel the worlds most expensive hotel is currently constructing a lagos one….the best is yet to come Nairobi simply cannot comprehend!!

With GDP in 2014 pegged at $90 billion, Lagos’ economy stands as the 7th largest in Africa- bigger than Cote d’Ivoire and Kenya, two of the continent’s most promising economies.

tylann:

The citizen is bigger and more profitable than all those combined

Why you say so? Proof?

Tanzanians don't like English newspapers, only few people in TZ reads those papers. Most Tanzanians use Swahili newspapers like Nipashe,mwananchi,and countless others which are in hundreds.But I think daily news has more readers considering its a state media,most gov offices receive it on a daily basis

Dlonra:

I'm posting proven facts on the ground from reliable sources not fake NGO statistics.
https://journals.openedition.org/eastafrica/521?lang=en

lets forget about kibera, what do u have to say about this other slums

tylann:

Nairobi
Post Lagos I will post Nairobi
If you win I will log out never to return
People will judge

more...
IMF: Lagos to Grow $136bn GDP by 4% in 2019
2019 budget will focus on project completion, says Ambode
THISDAY27 Dec 2018Gboyega Akinsanmi
With its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) currently standing at $136 billion, Lagos economy will record four per cent growth in 2019 while national economy will grow by 2.8 per cent, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted.

This prediction was contained in an address delivered by the state Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, at the meetings of the state’s foremost social clubs – Yoruba Tennis Club and Island Club, organised on Tuesday.

Citing the IMF’s recent statistics at the meetings, Ambode disclosed that Lagos, on a stand-alone basis in the year under reference, would achieve four per cent growth in its GDP, which according to him, currently valued $136 billion.

Unlike national economy, Ambode pointed out that the social intervention initiatives of its administration would also go a long way to facilitate serious reduction in unemployment rate, which he said, suggested that the 2019 economic outlook was quite positive.

The governor said, “According to IMF, the Nigeria GDP will grow from 1.9 percent in 2018 to 2.8 percent in 2019. Lagos on a stand-alone basis will achieve over 4 percent growth in GDP. By implication, this could be more if the congestion at the port and the negative effect this has on the economy is addressed.

“We expect that the high rate of unemployment will reduce with various social intervention programmes of the state and federal governments geared towards financial inclusion and liquidity support to micro, small and medium enterprises.”

Specifically, Ambode said the state’s 2019 budget would be dedicated towards the completion of ongoing infrastructural projects, creation of more jobs, supporting businesses to thrive, and strengthening the security architecture of the state.

He recalled the activities of his administration in the last three and half years, noting that it was particularly fulfilling that the state had made tremendous progress in all sectors of the economy and had become more globally competitive and strategically positioned among the major city-states worldwide.

“Three and a half years down the line; our state has progressed in all sectors of the economy. We have charted a clear path to the destination we have all dreamt about and desired. Today, our Lagos has become more globally competitive and strategically positioned among the major city-states of the world. Our state has become a top destination for business and tourism and it can only get better.

“One of the key promises I made at my inauguration on May 29, 2015 was to make our state work for all; to spread development from the already congested city centre to other parts of the state with massive infrastructure development. The thinking has been to make every part of the state economically livable. “We have undertaken projects in all sectors of the economy with the sole intention of making life better for our people. All of these and similar initiatives were made possible by the personal taxes of high net worth residents of our state represented at this gathering which account for a significant percentage of our IGR. I want to use this opportunity to thank you so much for providing the resources, which have empowered us to make a positive difference in the lives of all citizens of our State,” Ambode explained.

The governor added it was obvious that the state could not afford a break in trajectory of progressive governance at this point in time, thereby urging the residents of the state to continue to support the ruling party in the State.

He cited the recently launched Lagos Health Insurance Scheme Bill designed “to guarantee access to quality healthcare delivery for all Lagos residents. It is instructive that the bill for the scheme was signed into law by his immediate predecessor, Mr Babatunde Fashola, while the process for its implementation was kick-started by his administration.

“This is the beauty in continuity. We have SanwoOlu’s assurances that the initiative will be sustained. Lagos State cannot afford the risk of a break in the trajectory of progressive governance at this crucial stage of development. The future is bright and assured. We must maintain continuity of progress in the State.”

Ambode commended the two foremost social clubs for their immense contribution to the development of the state.

He equally urged them to continue to play key part in taking Lagos into a brighter and more prosperous future.

LAGOS STATE’S ECONOMY BIGGER THAN THE ECONOMY OF 42 AFRICAN COUNTRIES AND 19 PUT TOGETHER!!!
Early this year the present Governor of Lagos state while still a governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in Lagos State, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, said if elected governor, his administration will ensure that the GDP of the state which currently stands at $91bn, is doubled.

According to a statement by his Director of Media and Communications, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, Ambode said this during meetings with business leaders in the state.

Ambode explained that the GDP of Lagos State is estimated at $91bn, which is higher than the GDP of 42 countries in Africa including Kenya with $66bn, Ghana with $61.7bn and Tanzania with $58.44bn.

“In fact Lagos’ GDP is equivalent to the GDP of 19 African countries added together! I dare say that Lagos’ GDP could double the estimated amount, as these figures do not take into account the informal sector, which is believed to be just as large if not larger than the formal sector,” he said.

Ambode, who holds a Master’s degree in Accounting, said his administration would ensure improved security and by so doing, create a 24-hour economy.

The former Accountant General of the state said, “Lagos will be open for business 24 hours a day and seven days a week, making it a true 24/7 economy. For a mega city to thrive, we must have a holistic plan to make the city attractive and investment-friendly both domestically and internationally.

“The importance of Lagos and how its resources are managed have national implications, either positively or otherwise. Lagos is the most populous city in Nigeria and the seventh fastest growing city in the world. We are home to approximately 21 million people, and we are the economic heartbeat of this great nation and indeed West Africa at large. It is in the interest of this country that we all jointly and collectively play our part in ensuring that Lagos remains prosperous.”

gallivant:


Will Tanzania electric trains be devoid of pistons which is a component of an engine engineer? That's what I asked.

Stop talking rubbish.Pistons are used on engines,not on electric motors.Pistons need fuel in order to provide a motion.Why should we have piston in electric locomotive while electricity is there to power everything? You are mad

Made in Tanzania
Army trucks

tylann:

Nairobi
Post Lagos I will post Nairobi
If you win I will log out never to return
People will judge

more...
Economic powerhouse
Lagos — or Eko as it is known in Yoruba — is worth the fight. Although Lagos state is Nigeria’s smallest by land area, Lagos city is Africa’s largest, a densely-packed megalopolis that is home to an estimated 21 million people.

Nigeria’s economic nerve centre, Lagos alone is responsible for around 30% of the country’s GDP. If Lagos were a country, its economy — worth $136-billion in 2018 and rising fast – would be the seventh largest in Africa, ahead of Cote D’Ivoire and Kenya.

Lagos’ wealth can partly be attributed to its strategic location along the Atlantic coast. It is host to Nigeria’s two busiest ports — the Port of Lagos and Tin Can Island Port — and extensive (albeit congested) air and road connections.

“As a result (of its positioning) the city is able to attract multinationals and skilled manpower,” says Mukhtar Jimoh, a financial consultant with the Lagos-based Financial Derivatives Company. “The average household income in Lagos is much more higher than in other parts since there’s a positive relationship between skills and remuneration.”

Kazikazi:
Made in Tanzania
Army trucks

Do Tanzania Armed Forces ever see any combat?

NBO..

NBO

Stvpid, shameless goat from a zoo where wives are fvcked by tourists for less than $1 all-night fvcking . You are just a tasteless son of a crap

gallivant:


New day, still empty upstairs.

Made in Tanzania
Tanzania's PM (with black suit) inspects some stuff

SupaMoist:


Do Tanzania Armed Forces ever see any combat?

Yes,we are involved in DRC currently.We are in Darfur for peacekeeping, and other places. In the past we were involved in a real head to head war with Uganda and we won that. We were also involved in Mozambique fighting against Renamo rebels which were supported by south Africa,but we won. We were also in Syschelles,Comoro,Zimbabwe, Angola,Namibia,etc to help them in independence wars

NBO..

Magical KEnya

Made in Tanzania
Army boots.Its shocking to see some nations importing simple things like army boots

Magical Kenya..

Made in Tanzania
Army uniforms.we don't import those simple stuff

kabe1:


Namibia, No!

Algeria makes assembles UAE and German Vehicles.

Egypt, has one APC.

algeria has designed and produced same what nigeria is doing now in the 90's when algeria was under embargo and lack of money . with the BCL-M5 for exemple 1991 ( pics 1. ) or Merrad 54 (pic 2) . but they changed for foreign technology local license production in 2000's . the german licence of ( Boxer , Fuchs 2 ) for exemple

same for egypt they have a heavy military industry with a lot of licences for local production (tanks, mrap , apc , jets ect...) even if they produce some local designed MRAP , APC like Timsah 2 (pics 3, 4 ) or fahd serie ( since 1985) . but when you see what western's countries licence production offers there is a biiig difference in quality and technology so when you have the money its normal to choose a production under licence and try to rise the integration ratio

uzzokel:


see why lagos will not compare with nairobi
Lagos is a worldclass city it’s economy alone is the 5th largest in Africa larger than Kenya as a whole country in GDP .The richest man Dangote a Nigerian and lagos resident is building the worlds biggest refinery in lagos and soon completed will boost local GDP to world record figures.

Lagos has Eko Atlantic city the island is selling out fast with apartments at $400k usd and land around 1million dollars per plot.

Lagos has some of the highest Hotel rates in the world rivalled by only SA/ Dubai google it

The lagos startup scene is also magnificent Jumia a lagos based e-commerce website just listed on the NYSE the only African startup to do so and it was founded in lagos

Mark Zukerberg had his first stop in 2015 was in Lagos and he took a famous picture jugging in the morning with normal people on the ikoyi bridge.

Lagos has the highest concentration of Billionaires in Africa 7 out of 10 African billionaires reside in Lagos

Nollywood Africas No1 and worlds No3 movie industry worth billions of dollars is headquartered in Lagos African Entertainment capital

All the biggest African Musical artists Reside in Lagos they are ranked in Forbes THE LIKES OF Davido /Don jazzy/ wizkid are very well off financially and outsell every other African artist by a huge margin… I neednt say more Nigerian Entertainment is enjoying world attention at the moment

[Computer village ]market located in ikeja Lagos is Africas biggest Tech market with a daily revenue estimated at 2Billion Naira it has all the technology sales and buys unrivaled by any other city or state…

Victoria island/Lekki lagos has the most expensive estate in Africa in particular one called [Banana island ]has Africas richest residents like Adenuga Mike the founder of Telecom Giant Globacom one of the richest black men to mention a few and is as our own version of Beverly hills in the Us

Nairobi cannot compete with Lagos ever in all ramifications maybe for wildlife or tourism but lagos is miles ahead in Sophistication ,Economy, wealth commerce and Technology enterprise and entertainment!!

Maybe Johannesburg or Cairo but still those cities aren’t richer maybe just more visited

Lagos is not at all threatened by boko haram the insurgents never even dream of coming to the South that will be their biggest mistake

Update..

Lagos state government is to commence a cable car as we speak in obalende lagos island and will be commissioned soon how many African Cities can boast a cable car?!

the state the city is lit at night and never sleeps!!

UPDATE keep the UPVOTES coming …Lagos home to the first Merryot hotel the worlds most expensive hotel is currently constructing a lagos one….the best is yet to come Nairobi simply cannot comprehend!!

With GDP in 2014 pegged at $90 billion, Lagos’ economy stands as the 7th largest in Africa- bigger than Cote d’Ivoire and Kenya, two of the continent’s most promising economies.

I want facts boy not this
Do know also Lagos is among the worst cities in Africa
The highest concentration of billionaires in Africa is sandton Johannesburg
Victoria island and lekki are overpriced Kenya's real estate sector is among the best in the world attracting billionaires worldwide
Lagos has high GDP because it is Nigeria's financial sector just like New York City has a larger economy than South Korea
Eko Atlantic is taking like forever to construct since 2003
Tatu city in Kenya is almost done
Jumia is German and it is making losses like hell
The only sector where you beat us is May be entertainment nothing else
Mobile money was invented in Kenya remember that
Nairobi is the silicon Savannah

MumuCountry:
Stvpid, shameless goat from a zoo where wives are fvcked by tourists for less than $1 all-night fvcking . You are just a tasteless son of a crap

You are an empty barrel. Fact.

Kazikazi:
Made in Tanzania
Army trucks

They look like vegetable trucks

Kazikazi:
Made in Tanzania
Tanzania's PM (with black suit) inspects some stuff

Aah textile industry
Kenya leads in that in Africa

Magical kenya