NewStats: 3,265,137 , 8,185,764 topics. Date: Friday, 13 June 2025 at 03:33 PM 193h13

IGpro1:
so because you went to a country that depends on tourism for survival a d you saw some Caucasians there, it means Kenya is developed, two things I see here, 1 you're biased and secondly you feel inferior to the whites. my advice, stop seeing good in things because a white man approved of it.

Truth be told I'm not biased. you want me to visit other state in Nigeria and risk be kidnapped. You also mentioned something that the country depend on tourism which our government failed. Naira to kenya shilling is 1.3
My guy when you see failure just it not everything you go want they patriotism to.

forgiveness:


Does it change the fact that it was 23 floors some months ago?

It has already topped out at 25 floors.

I will show you the pictures when I through that place.

Your psychology will not work on shma. your twisting and forgery approach will not succeed here.

No.1 the beam of the bulding is so clear going by the pic you posted, there is no floor that can stand on a beam.

No. 2 the bulding you posted depicts the render image displayed on your skyscraper city website, so you can't be bulding an imaginary tower out of castle.

No. 3 I counted the last two knowing one of it was below the ground level so if we base that and ignore the last floor you'll be left with 21.

No. 4 the last floor is a single hall or rather a watching Deck which can be traced by render design, so you can't justify its worth. It can't be 4m as well.

No. 5 That bulding is topped out and it's less than 90m stop forcing things.

All the info is here.

18fls from real estate, 18fls from emboris

TOTAL HEIGHT =72M

its all over the rest are decorations.

@forgiveness

forgiveness:


Another skyscraper on the rise. Belmont Ikoyi tower.

Initially, 20 floors was proposed but I counted 22 floors already.

How many did you count?

This is when I need your orange marker to do the needful.

The floors can be 3 or 3.5. count it for yourself then do the maths.

Tayser:


I think what he was saying is SA is headed for the big crunch, soon to end in a whimper, while Kenya is headed in the exact opposite direction, if ya know what I mean in of stellar evolution.

SA's been collapsing for the past 100 years in the eyes of detractors and yet here we are, still the most advanced economy in Africa with no competition in site. If anything it's you guys that will run out money much quicker than us, with a yawning current deficit (5.2% of GDP) while we enjoy bumper surpluses, in February alone our trade surplus was $2 Billion (almost half of Kenya's annual exports, in fact we export more per month than you do in a year, we also export more agri goods in a year than your entire annual trade ). You're the one whose foreign debt is exploding and FX reserves are dwindling - it's gonna end in tears but trust me no South African will be as gleeful to the demise of a fellow African economy like you seemingly are.

Anyways here's some photos from SA just to jolt you back to reality - just so that you see the enormity of your task



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EKO Atlantic City : 25 km²
A city larger than many countries capital.
here is an image of the remaining sand filling work to be done.

Blue Water Lagos: LAGOS | Blue Water Lekki | Residential | 17F | 18F | 18F | 20F | 20F | U/C


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99YY_QTdaKs

Agreement for the 1400km Lagos-Calabar Coastal Rail has been reached , and the g would be done by FedGovt/Amaechi in few weeks to connect 10 states in the Southeast , SouthSouth with Lagos in 2years. There will be 22stations.

Transporters hiked bus prices from Abuja to the East for Easter Holiday travellers. The commuters have now flooded Warri-Itakpe Railway(SGR) to cut costs from the North to the East via Delta/Kogi . Federal Govt spent $200m in 2017 no debt , to complete the renovation of this rail. Nigeria is almost there


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFaIt5DaEps

Despite the encumbrances posed by Boko Haram, construction continues at the site of Borno's flyover.the state is currently building another flyover Nigeria is almost there

This University of Ibadan graduate and now a Professor of Pediatrics and Neonatalogy at the University of Pennsylvania Medical school in the US, has emerged as the best physician in America. Professor Iyalla Elvis Peterside
was born in Nigeria.

leQubit:


Mresh hi...long time....what's happening up there...much scary stories coming out of tigre..why are the eritreans flexing in your country...

It could be and is likely related to the Grand Renaissance dam. The Egyptians regard damming of the Nile as an act of war and have said so repeatedly.
Finding disaffected ethnic groups to arm and use as proxies shouldn't be a problem.

68816419:
This University of Ibadan graduate and now a Professor of Pediatrics and Neonatalogy at the University of Pennsylvania Medical school in the US, has emerged as the best physician in America. Professor Iyalla Elvis Peterside
was born in Nigeria.

Yes he was born in Nigeria but how many times has he stepped Nigeria. This is the height of illiteracy the man is an American performing with American infrastructure

LOL only possible in the ZOO!!!

takpe-Ajaokuta-Warri Railway project was first awarded in 1987.The project was initially planned to be delivered in five years. However, it was abandoned for over 30 years due to paucity of funds.

The construction of the Itakpe-Ajaokuta-Warri railway line was abandoned after about 254 kilometres had been constructed.

68816419:
Transporters hiked bus prices from Abuja to the East for Easter Holiday travellers. The commuters have now flooded Warri-Itakpe Railway(SGR) to cut costs from the North to the East via Delta/Kogi . Federal Govt spent $200m in 2017 no debt , to complete the renovation of this rail. Nigeria is almost there


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFaIt5DaEps

kikuyu1:


It could be and is likely related to the Grand Renaissance dam. The Egyptians regard damming of the Nile as an act of war and have said so repeatedly.
Finding disaffected ethnic groups to arm and use as proxies shouldn't be a problem.

I just wish this damn will go ahead as planned. You have Egypt on one hand and also Sudan on the other hand you have natural phenomena like climate change. If you look at all the rivers in Africa the water level has been falling. It looks like the age of dams for Africa is coming to an end. Dams in most African countries are failing to fill up

Randlord:


SA's been collapsing for the past 100 years in the eyes of detractors and yet here we are, still the most advanced economy in Africa with no competition in site. If anything it's you guys that will run out money much quicker than us, with a yawning current deficit (5.2% of GDP) while we enjoy bumper surpluses, in February alone our trade surplus was $2 Billion (almost half of Kenya's annual exports, in fact we export more per month than you do in a year, we also export more agri goods in a year than your entire annual trade ). You're the one whose foreign debt is exploding and FX reserves are dwindling - it's gonna end in tears but trust me no South African will be as gleeful to the demise of a fellow African economy like you seemingly are.

Anyways here's some photos from SA just to jolt you back to reality - just so that you see the enormity of your task



[img]https:///65535/49642813421_aec6a58489_h.jpg[/img]

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Gleeful? No son. Just. No

rvp2018:
LOL only possible in the ZOO!!!

takpe-Ajaokuta-Warri Railway project was first awarded in 1987.The project was initially planned to be delivered in five years. However, it was abandoned for over 30 years due to paucity of funds.

The construction of the Itakpe-Ajaokuta-Warri railway line was abandoned after about 254 kilometres had been constructed.

Why are you hyperventilating??

Do you want me to list the the several abandoned project in Kenya here for everyone to see ??

Shma2020:
All the info is here.

18fls from real estate, 18fls from emboris

TOTAL HEIGHT =72M

its all over the rest are decorations.

@forgiveness

kkkkkk. But what did you see? How many floors did you count?


That is the reality.

Shma2020:

The floors can be 3 or 3.5. count it for yourself then do the maths.

I know you already counted it.

How many floors did you count?

Shma2020:


Your psychology will not work on shma. your twisting and forgery approach will not succeed here.

No.1 the beam of the bulding is so clear going by the pic you posted, there is no floor that can stand on a beam.

No. 2 the bulding you posted depicts the render image displayed on your skyscraper city website, so you can't be bulding an imaginary tower out of castle.

No. 3 I counted the last two knowing one of it was below the ground level so if we base that and ignore the last floor you'll be left with 21.

No. 4 the last floor is a single hall or rather a watching Deck which can be traced by render design, so you can't justify its worth. It can't be 4m as well.

No. 5 That bulding is topped out and it's less than 90m stop forcing things.

Are you saying ground floors are not counted in Kenya? Because I know it is counted all over the world.

68816419:
Despite the encumbrances posed by Boko Haram, construction continues at the site of Borno's flyover.the state is currently building another flyover Nigeria is almost there

This is Borno oo.. not Kano but maiduguri.

Some country north lack any iota of development, just barren land filled with people wielding spear in the 21st century

rvp2018:
LOL only possible in the ZOO!!!

takpe-Ajaokuta-Warri Railway project was first awarded in 1987.The project was initially planned to be delivered in five years. However, it was abandoned for over 30 years due to paucity of funds.

The construction of the Itakpe-Ajaokuta-Warri railway line was abandoned after about 254 kilometres had been constructed.

Tank you very well for do some invested

Shaytun:


Why are you hyperventilating??

Do you want me to list the the several abandoned project in Kenya here for everyone to see ??

Everybody knows the king of failure is the giant of the world

forgiveness:


Are you saying ground floors are not counted in Kenya? Because I know it is counted all over the world.

Come on bro .. We can't hit 3pages discussing a single highrise.

Nairobi is changing

kikuyu1:


Gleeful? No son. Just. No

Great comeback there, well done. Yet no rebuttal to any of the facts I raised

Shma2020:
Nairobi is changing

Nairobi business and tourists areas is changing

Why are the other areas not changing oga? You're still scrapping the bottom of the barrel.

68816419:

Nairobi business and tourists areas is changing

According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), more Ghanaians have access to electricity than South Africans. 84.3% of Ghanaians have access to electricity as compared to 84.2% of South Africans. Here are the top 10 African countries in of Electricity Access:

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Cedi ends 1st quarter as African best currency

The Ghana cedi ended the first quarter of this year with a year-to-date appreciation of 0.6% against the dollar, similar to last year’s performance.

The strong performance made it the best currency among 15 important African countries, including the Egyptian pound, Nigerian naira and South African rand.