Abohboy:
Happy new year everyone

jln115:
Dude there is 0 official order of 40 JF-17s... Nigeria bought 3 and only three.... All weapon trades are registered on Sipri... Which confirm only 3 were ordered.

Secondly I don't care about other peoples opinions if they don't take me seriously so be it, fact is Ive never taken NL seriously in the first place

SHIIITHOLE:
[s]the fooolish ipob goat talking from its aNuS, as usual. suffering and smiling edi0t

I wonder how 300 million sickos ended up in one place. The 7th largest producer of oil, with some of the largest reserves of gas and yet they can’t produce enough electricity for themselves. The shith0le can’t even fvckin produce petrol for its poverty-ridden mudder fuggerz

In shitnigeria, girls are impregnated and kept in locations. When they give birth, the babies are taken away and sold to the highest bidder! LOL. Just like they do for animals..like goats,sheep and cows!

Can anyone tell me how many nigerians have access to electricity, potable water, motorable roads, personal security, quality education, health care? What is the infant mortality rate in nigeria? What is the maternal mortality rate?

f00l, what name do you give to a country of kidnappers, ritualists, pr0stitutes,419ners, scammers and spammers, terrorists, militants, armed robbers, book haram, friggin eediots rule? A country where nothing works? [/s]

Abohboy:
Zungeru dam progress set for completion late 2021 to early 2022 set to produce 950MW of electricity meanwhile they are site clearing for mambilla which will create 5800MW

IGpro1:
you will soon be disgraced again when we add more orders like you were when you brought up the Photoshop issue, everyone now sees you as a jealous toddler

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Breaking news
Mambilla dam power project and other dams in Nigeria abandoned in 2021 budget because of lack of water. It looks like Nigerian government has finally come to their senses that when they are building the dams there is not enough of water. In the 2021 budget a lot of power projects have been abandoned including three huge dams which they'll be no funding for them. This is what I call a failed state

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Breaking news
Mambilla dam power project and other dams in Nigeria abandoned in 2021 budget because of lack of water. It looks like Nigerian government has finally come to their senses that when they are building the dams there is not enough of water. In the 2021 budget a lot of power projects have been abandoned including three huge dams which they'll be no funding for them. This is what I call a failed state

Abohboy:


We’re not talking about any African nation being a superpower right now. We’re saying that in the next 20-30 years if any nation were to become a superpower in black Africa it would be Nigeria ( black Africa excludes South Africa and North African nations ) but truly the only competitions for superpower status in the next few decades within black Africa are Nigeria and Ethiopia no one else. Stop beating around the bush tanzania is not a greater power and doesn’t have more influence then Nigeria in any position and the reason why kabila kept power for so long has nothing to do with his military education it benefits the west so they funded his military so he could squash revolutions otherwise he would have been taken out of power years ago. Your clearly uneducated on most African matters, I just don’t see how a country that doesn’t even have a gdp of 100 billion dollars and doesn’t even have one of the top 5 strongest militaries in Africa can claim to be a future superpower.

Kazikazi:
Did I say Tanzania has more influence than Nigeria? Did I say Tz is a superpower now? Don't put words in my mouth.
What I said is Tanzania has a greater chance of being a superpower than anyone else. Yes Nigeria, DRC, SA,Ethiopians, all has a potential,but the problem of those nations is their internal affairs. There is a huge issues which need a big miracle to overcome. From home grown terrorists, to separatists groups, corruption, tribalism,etc. All these issues are bombs waiting to explode. The same stuff happened to Sudan,a huge chunk of the land succeed and formed south Sudan.It happened in Ethiopia with Eritrea. There are a lot of same issues are still working in naija.even as we speak,some Ethiopians are still working hard to form a new nation.
For you,the only thing you look at is hydrocarbons and minerals! And what is funny is,you undermine TZ just because Tz don't export oil and gas! And may be you have no idea,TZ has oil and gas,waiting for extraction. So your story of small GDP don't hold water.Even your africas 3 big economies are exporting a lot of oil and gas or other minerals,which many folks in Africa can easily do the same including Somalia.
So yes,in the next 20-30 years,TZ will be a superpower. In those years..
1.Tanzania will be the biggest producer of electricity mainly coming from our huge reserves of coal, uraniums,etc

2.TZ will have Africa's biggest manufacturing sector.Thanks to our cheap labor,massive investments on electrified sgr across TZ and connected to neighboring nations.

3.Tanzania will have biggest tourism industry.Thanks to our superb tourist attractions and our peaceful environment.Mind you,Tz has more tourist attractions than any nation in Africa.

4.Tanzania will be home to Africa's medical tourism.Thanks to our huge investmants and governments seriousness on the matter. With lower operational costs,big investments on health sector,friendly folks,peaceful and beautiful environment,no African will think of going to India for specialized medical care.

5.Tanzania will have the biggest transport sector in the region.How!? Yes,we have many landlocked nations surrounding us,we will extend our electrified sgr up to Kinshasa DRC. That will make it a "new Suez canal"crossing from Atlantic to Indian ocean! You can guess how much money will be made by that! Many ships from the west will drop off their cargo in Kinshasa and two days later,another ship will pic it up from Dar es salaam Tanzania en route to middle East and far east Asia!

6.Our agriculture sector will be the biggest in Africa.We have the land,we have the will,we have the peaceful environment, we have the ports for easy exportation,we have the fastest and cheapest sgr to haul farm produce from inland areas to the coast much more efficient

7.Tanzania has almost all natural resources you know of. No need to elaborate on the obvious.

Let me stop for now

vankelvin:

rvp2018:
Africa first floating bridge opened in mombasa

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJHq8k8cCu4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtDEsQUqqTU&t=108s

Daverytimes:


I usually don't participate in these threads, but your lie had me scrambling thinking that you had any merit.
Why do you have to lie over information that is easily verifiable? It's so stupid.

Shma:

Dar salaam ultra modern sgr speed test.

Kazikazi:
Did I say Tanzania has more influence than Nigeria? Did I say Tz is a superpower now? Don't put words in my mouth.
What I said is Tanzania has a greater chance of being a superpower than anyone else. Yes Nigeria, DRC, SA,Ethiopians, all has a potential,but the problem of those nations is their internal affairs. There is a huge issues which need a big miracle to overcome. From home grown terrorists, to separatists groups, corruption, tribalism,etc. All these issues are bombs waiting to explode. The same stuff happened to Sudan,a huge chunk of the land succeed and formed south Sudan.It happened in Ethiopia with Eritrea. There are a lot of same issues are still working in naija.even as we speak,some Ethiopians are still working hard to form a new nation.
For you,the only thing you look at is hydrocarbons and minerals! And what is funny is,you undermine TZ just because Tz don't export oil and gas! And may be you have no idea,TZ has oil and gas,waiting for extraction. So your story of small GDP don't hold water.Even your africas 3 big economies are exporting a lot of oil and gas or other minerals,which many folks in Africa can easily do the same including Somalia.
So yes,in the next 20-30 years,TZ will be a superpower. In those years..
1.Tanzania will be the biggest producer of electricity mainly coming from our huge reserves of coal, uraniums,etc

2.TZ will have Africa's biggest manufacturing sector.Thanks to our cheap labor,massive investments on electrified sgr across TZ and connected to neighboring nations.

3.Tanzania will have biggest tourism industry.Thanks to our superb tourist attractions and our peaceful environment.Mind you,Tz has more tourist attractions than any nation in Africa.

4.Tanzania will be home to Africa's medical tourism.Thanks to our huge investmants and governments seriousness on the matter. With lower operational costs,big investments on health sector,friendly folks,peaceful and beautiful environment,no African will think of going to India for specialized medical care.

5.Tanzania will have the biggest transport sector in the region.How!? Yes,we have many landlocked nations surrounding us,we will extend our electrified sgr up to Kinshasa DRC. That will make it a "new Suez canal"crossing from Atlantic to Indian ocean! You can guess how much money will be made by that! Many ships from the west will drop off their cargo in Kinshasa and two days later,another ship will pic it up from Dar es salaam Tanzania en route to middle East and far east Asia!

6.Our agriculture sector will be the biggest in Africa.We have the land,we have the will,we have the peaceful environment, we have the ports for easy exportation,we have the fastest and cheapest sgr to haul farm produce from inland areas to the coast much more efficient

7.Tanzania has almost all natural resources you know of. No need to elaborate on the obvious.

Let me stop for now

rvp2018:
Very good. I see Kenya, Egypt and South Africa as the key beneficiaries of this; the rest of Africa countries need to build internal capacity. Nigeria is hobbled except Dangote will continue to underperform.

But first we need to complete the road infrastructure.

Abohboy:


How will Nigeria not benefit from Afctfa is anyone is to benefit from it in west Africa it will be Nigeria and Ghana these will be the main beneficiaries by region Nigeria and Ghana, Kenya and Ethiopia, South Africa and Mozambique, North Africa I’m not really sure. But ultimately Nigeria accounts for a lot of manufacturing and industries in west Africa, and with the increasing agricultural produce and refining of all these produce the only thing that would stop us from benefiting is if they ban our produce.


Our steel, aluminum, yams, cocoa, bananas, oranges, strawberries, tomatoes etc, will spread across Africa, if we could just get consist power. With the AFCTFA companies would want to come into Nigeria and Ghana, especially Nigeria because of its large population and influence they will be able to use it as an export hub. But our government failed to build effective transport corridors until that happens we can’t fully benefit but we will still get something out of it.

rvp2018:
Very good. I see Kenya, Egypt and South Africa as the key beneficiaries of this; the rest of Africa countries need to build internal capacity. Nigeria is hobbled except Dangote will continue to underperform.

But first we need to complete the road infrastructure.