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INSIDE NIGERIA’S NEW $100 MILLION DOLLARS LUXURIOUS PRIVATE PRESIDENTIAL JET - FIRST HAND LOOK.
INSIDE NIGERIA’S NEW $100 MILLION DOLLARS LUXURIOUS PRIVATE PRESIDENTIAL JET - FIRST HAND LOOK.
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Ghana's New $12 Billion Dollars 300,000 BPD Petrochemical Refinery Construction.
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Ghana's New $12 Billion Dollars 300,000 BPD Petrochemical Refinery Construction.
The $6 Billion Dollars Ethiopian International Airport City Construction Project Set to Commence.
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The Ambitious $2.5 Billion Dollars Nigeria Equatorial Guinea Trans Saharan Gas Pipeline Project
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The Ambitious $2.5 Billion Dollars Nigeria Equatorial Guinea Trans Saharan Gas Pipeline Project
Nigeria's $2.8 Billion Dollars 614km Trans Saharan Gas Pipeline Construction Project.
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Nigeria's $2.8 Billion Dollars 614km Trans Saharan Gas Pipeline Construction Project.
Nigeria - Ghana Ambitious Electricity Project, Ghana Set to Export Electricity to Nigeria.
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Nigeria - Ghana Ambitious Electricity Project, Ghana Set to Export Electricity to Nigeria.
Nigeria's Ambitious Liquefied Natural Gas Project with South Africa Set to Commence.
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The Ambitious Cross River Super Railway Construction Project.
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The Ambitious Cross River Super Railway Construction Project.
The Eko Atlantic City Gas Pipeline Construction Project.
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The Eko Atlantic City Gas Pipeline Construction Project.
The N797.2 Billion Abuja Kaduna Zaria Kano 375.9km Dual Carriage Superhighway Project Construction.
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THE AMBITIOUS ENUGU MEGA BUS INTERCHANGE TERMINAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT.
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Abuja Smart City: Abuja new Infrastructural Development Changing Nigeria’s First Capital City.
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The 15.36 Billion Dollars 700km Nigeria’s Coastal Superhighway Construction Project Update
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The $1.2 Billion Dollars Kano Kaduna Standard Gauge Railway Project Construction Update
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Nigeria's Secret Ballistic Missile Technology Programme - What You need to know.
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The $50 Million Dollars Lagos Quality Bus Corridor Project Set to Commence
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The Ambitious Anambra Intra City Railway Project Set to Rival The Lagos Intra City Railway Project
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Mile 2 and Marina Interchange Construction Project - Lagos Begins Two Major Interchange Projects
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Africa's $20 Billion Dollars Largest Single Train Refinery Failing?
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The 1.9 Billion 284km kano Maradi Railway project Construction Project Update.
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The Multi Billion Dollars Lagos Snake Island Deep Seaport Project.
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The Multi Billion Dollars Lagos Snake Island Deep Seaport Project.
The Proposed Ibadan International Airport Construction Project Set to Commence - Airport Upgrade.
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The 477km Abuja - Cross River Concrete Superhighway Project Set to Commence.
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Nigeria's $150 Billion Dollars LGBTQ Samoa Deal - What You Should Know.
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The Nigerian Airways Project - Failed Multi Billion Dollars Nigerian Airways - What Went Wrong.
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Nigeria's Newly Constructed "World Best" Multi Million Naira Mini Stadium Commissioned - Patoranking
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Nigeria's $225 Million Leonardo Skyscraper Project Set to Become West Africa Tallest Skyscraper.
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Nigeria's Electric Vehicle Technology - Nigeria's New Indegenous Electric Vehicle Production Begins.
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Self sabotage is happening in all sectors in the Nigeria economy, crippling growth in that country. Self-inflicted sabotage in PHCN and power sector, they can't even metre the houses to charge fairly, Self inflicted sabotage in other sectors like education, health, transport, e.t.c.
Great news from regional competitions. The neighbouring countries aren't playing. They capitalise on Nigeria's self sabotage, inflicted by Nigeria people themselves. Destroying all sectors that would have catapulted Nigeria to high league paired countries like China, UK, Dubai, Brazil, Singapore, South Africa, Morocco, and the countries I call Saudi Sea, and Desert Countries. Bad leaders sabotaging their own country. Greed and unacceptable manner management idealogy! By the time Ghana had made all the profit back from this refinery, which is still in the pipeline. Dangote and all the refineries in Nigeria or NNPCL will still be shifting production dates. This is what we call sabotage and self-inflicted economy backwardness. This is not good for progress and growth at all for Nigeria.
This is quite interesting, kudos
Love this
This this North Korea items
They will not own.
Ghana thinks it can challenge Nigeria in every sphere, competing in all area, this is Wrong attitude, Ghana should remember that even Lagos State alone is bigger than the whole of Ghana. Ghana should collaborate with Nigeria than see itself as a competitor with Nigeria.
Why do you lie? $12 billion? You must be a Ghanaian.
A country needs to have abundant cheap electricity to be able to export the excess economically. Cheap sources are hydro, coal and nuclear. Ghana has only one cheap source - hydro, which is augmented with expensive gas and solar. It makes no sense for Ghana to export electricity. Nigeria and other West African countries are better off generating their own electricity from gas, coal and solar.
Sorry , it would never be built.
Mumu reporter😂
I prsy it happen as being said
But the Nigerian people remain poor while they have one of the biggest gas reserves! The Nigerian government corruption is failing its people!
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For over 4 years you started TH-cam channel, with 177 videos and you have just 9.47k followers…… And your sense hasn’t tell you that you need to start doing good video. Showing something real…… Not all this trash
BROS OPEN UR OWN MAKE U BLOW, U GET PHONE AND DATA, E NO HARD.
Right now no electricity in Ghana…. TH-cam need to block your account. I once subscribed to your channel but late realized that you don’t have anything important on your channel I unfollowed you and also advise some of my friends and others to unfollow you as you don’t have anything meaningful to say than fake news and trash
Right now no electricity in Ghana…. Facebook need to block your account. I once subscribed to your channel but late realized that you don’t have anything important on your channel I unfollowed you and also advise some of my friends and others to unfollow you as you don’t have anything meaningful to say than fake news and trash
Please is this project ongoing or still on paper
Work has started
FIRST QUARTER OF 2024 IS LONG OVER
Fake news
This is fake news! Ghana is in blackout because they owe Nigeria debt for the supply of Gas. Ghana needs Nigeria, but Nigeria doesn’t need Ghana.
Ibom seaport should have started a longtime ago. But the people are fighting themselves over who owns the land. Pathetic! I won’t be supposed if Badagry finishes before Ibom.
God bless Jagaban! God bless Nigeria. This is the decade of gas. Nigeria has more gas than oil. We are a gas country.
God bless Jagaban! God bless Nigeria. This is the decade of gas. Nigeria has more gas than oil. We are a gas country.
Please, what happened to the West Africa gas pipeline project? Nigerian government is confused and insincere. Just on papers,
Because of military government in Niger Republic, they don't agree with the gas pipeline to operate because of Europeian country disagreement of military in Niger Republic
Nigeria is our small brother. How can someone born in 1960 claim to be older than one born in 1957? Three years is too much evidence.
Algeria has the largest gas reserves in Africa. Libya has the largest crude oil reserves in Africa. Not Nigeria.
Wrong Nigeria has the largest gas reserves in Africa and 3% of global gas reserves
The data is actually wrong,Nigeria has the largest gas reserves in the world,202 trillion cubic feet.Russia is 168 trillion in second place but somehow they love to put Russia first...
@@suntangloryThey put Russia first because Russia is the highest producer of natural gas in the world. Nigerian government prefers to loot the money from crude oil and are not interested in expanding LNG sector. The former Minister of petroleum Timipriye Sylva said that Nigeria have not really searched for gas, we only discover gas in the process of searching for oil. So the figure is base on assumption, it could be more than that. Imagine finding gas in Enugu by just drilling borehole at Carritas University compound. It shows that there is abundant gas in Enugu requires little drilling. The State government are aware of the presence of abundant oil and gas in the state but the federal government prefers to search for oil in the North rather than developing the already known sites in the South East. That's why other countries like Russia, dominated the market. Also the federal government is only depending on the Niger Delta but in the real sense the South East hinterland has the highest deposit of gas in Nigeria, that's according to the latest findings, it was only recently discovered that it's not Imo State that has the highest gas reserve but Anambra State. Another private observer said that there is abundant gas in Enugu State beneath the coal. Now that the West are searching for alternative to Russian gas, Nigeria is not ready yet to replace Russia.
nice video, but why does it sound so echoing?
Hahaha they play
Nigeria is poor we need to help them
Peter Obi would have gotten the Europeans (who are looking desperately to find replacement for Russian gas) to fund the gas pipeline from Nigeria to Europe. What a waste of scarce funds by Tinubu 😆
Buhari government has done it, it was stopped by Niger military government
@enisanajigbade5722 They can go through Chad or Gabon, Cameroun or another country. And they can cut electricity supply and shut the border with Niger to force them to play ball. Without Nigeria, Niger 's economy will be in coma
I pray Nigeria handle corruption so that the people will benefit and not the elite class.
Great work
Thanks brother
Na solar your brain 🧠 dey use...na ballistic hunger dey catch u...
Hahahaha...... I guess the funds for the ballistic missile were stolen too lol... Na only wetin fit loss through them they dey think of.
😂 I laugh wat is there total generation of power hydro and gas abeg no Bobo us jare only de generation of gas of power in Nigeria pass una own nah distribution problem Nigeria get how to distribute the power generated from grid
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Let those who are found guilty of crime be punished. The intellectual and none intellectual sabotage going on in Nigeria would stop. Look at what is happening with the refineries. We had, had great mind-blowing news like this in the past. None has been achieved or come to fruition. Dangote is an example, Eko Atlantic, Nigeria modular and None Modular refinery, the railways. Even as lil as Household Electricity Metering. All are been sabotaged by her own citizen 😢
Would the gas line be underground?
Please where exactly are they taken the gas... because the last time I checked,kogi state doesn't have gas .I believe the gas was generated somewhere around delta,bayelsa or rivers.
Of course it's from SS
To Hell with Zoo Gvt. All this rubbish pipeline must be cut off immediately Biafra is declared on 2, December 2024.
You know that will never happen. Nigeria will never break up.
@@taharka3897 It is not a crime to break up. The corrupt government has already mortgaged the crude oil under Buhari government without any positive impact of what the money was used. China has started seizing Nigeria's own properties across the world.
Calm down. You've even given a date for biafra
@pianoafrica1 😁😁
@Southernview3k ur ppl will get what they are looking for from others in nigeria especially in SS But I know a fool like will shouting "they hate ibos" up and down but no stress things message will soon be clear
Zoo Gvt can only put pipeline to thief Gas & Oil from Igbo Biafra land, but they cannot construct Company's Roads & refinery in Igbo Biafra land.
Biafraud land is a jungle
😂😂😂😂cap
This must be the greatest joke in world.
what goes around comes around, Ghana to Nigeria
The comments here prompt us to ask fundamental questions: Should we develop independent arms procurement systems? Are they a priority? What are the benefits, and is it feasible? Lastly, what steps must we take to achieve this? To address the first question-yes, every country should strive for independence in arms procurement. Relying on other nations for military supplies often results in political and economic dominance by those supplying the arms. A clear example is how Western powers dictate what weapons sub-Saharan African countries can purchase and their refusal to sell essential weapons. The Obama administration's denial of much-needed arms to the Jonathan administration led to the fall of Bama town, as the Nigerian Army fled from superior firepower. When Nigeria sought alternative means to acquire these weapons, the U.S. government interfered, spreading false narratives about underhand dealings. Therefore, achieving independence in arms procurement is crucial for political and economic autonomy. Moreover, advancements in military technology often lead to broader technological progress, with benefits extending beyond the defense sector. Nigeria has a talented pool of scientists and engineers, many of whom are dispersed globally, who could make this endeavor feasible. However, the biggest challenge is internal rather than external-corruption, which could divert funds, espionage, and sabotage pose significant risks. If Nigeria is to pursue independent arms procurement, it must also address other priorities such as strengthening the economy, improving infrastructure, enhancing healthcare, and promoting social development. These foundational elements are essential for a prosperous and secure future.