The Truth behind the $12B west African’s project | Akon city and eko Atlantic City
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- In this video, I talked about the Akon city in Senegal and Nigeria's Eko Atlantic City Nigeria impact on the African continent and the African people.
Senegal’s Akon city and the Nigerian Eko Atlantic city project both are valued at least $12B, as an idea, is a very good way to start thinking of a new era in Africa and promote afro-futurism content. But the one question to ask is, how will this multi-billion dollar futuristic real estate project impact the African continent and the ordinary African man.
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I love the comparison. Nice work, well done.
I think I should share my opinion on these projects. They are great projects which will put Africa on the map our provide jobs.
However, we constantly get our priorities wrong in Africa. I don’t blame the people behind these projects because they are business people and entrepreneurs. Their main job is to solve problems and make money(profit). And that’s exactly what they are trying to do.
I think our government should be thinking about solving a general and common problems affecting the whole nation. Nigeria as example haven’t been able to solve the ELECTRICITY problem. Should the government not be encouraging and supporting entrepreneurs to solve electricity problems. Bad roads, hospitals etc and disgraceful for a country with the amount of resources and intelligent people we have.
This is not blaming people behind this project. But it’s just increasing the gap between the rich and the poor. Actually, SOME of the money that will go into building this and also people that will buy real estate and businesses there will steal money from the government treasury.
As a diaspora I think it will be a nice environment to live and work because it will look similar to the West or Developed Asian environment in terms of infrastructure.
Keep up the good work bro.
Thanks for your depth of responds.. I understand Nigeria as you pointed has not done it’s duty by reducing the difference between the Poor and the rich By providing basic amenities...
put let me emphasize that this projects are not government originated project.. this are private project with little support from the government.. so you can’t point fingers are individuals trying to build futuristic projects for their country
@@StevenNdukwu thanks for your response to this. I mentioned this already. I am not in anyway pointing fingers to the entrepreneurs and investors doing their job. And I fully understand these are private projects. I am just using the opportunity to address the problems common Africans are facing. And me and you know when the projects are completed some illicit money will flow into them from the treasury. I hope you are not treating this as a negative comment. It isn’t I should point it out.
I understand I put prospective.. thank you for your 2 cents
Very insightful comment. You said it all and its very accurate. We haven't solved the problems of bad governance, mismanagement, hunger, etc. Yet we building futuristic cities what an irony. To me this is just a façade to present Africa in a good light on the superficial level while the depth is rotten. The real beneficiaries of this projects are the rich and famous. This shit doesn't move me.
Very insightful comment. You said it all and its very accurate. We haven't solved the problems of bad governance, mismanagement, hunger, etc. Yet we building futuristic cities what an irony. To me this is just a façade to present Africa in a good light on the superficial level while the depth is rotten. The real beneficiaries of this projects are the rich and famous. This shit doesn't move me. i also dont blame the builders of d project
Make Nigeria great again 🇳🇬✊🏾 make Senegal great again 🇸🇳✊🏾 make west Africa great again 🌍 make Africa as a whole great again ♥️ always remember GOD is the greatest 🔥
Yes!!! Unity
that won't happen till the coloniser is kicked out and we stop receiving his funding and charity we already have everything this city is not the answer educate yourself
Again? They weren't even good at any point
@@DaytonaRoadster
That's not true Senegal was home to the Empire of Mali who's king was Mansa Musa (he was the richest man to ever live in history look it up he had a net worth said to have been 400 billion) Egypt was home to Egyptian Empire. Ghana had the Asante kingdom, also others Songhai Empire, Zulu kingdom, and kingdom of mutapa. All powerful kingdoms and very wealthy. So yes MAKE AFRICA GREAT AGAIN
Make earth great again 🌍
I’ve visited Eko Atlantic a couple of times. Although I think it’s amazing what they’ve achieved, it’s massively behind schedule. Personally, if I had to choose between these two major projects, I would go for Akon city because it looks and feels more African. It’s high time we stop copying the West and build a continent that reflect our values, not theirs.
Akon City doesn't exist not a single brick layed sense it was announced 3 years ago while Eko is under contruction as we type. Your a clown.🤡
@@shangothunder1055 I think you missed my point, but i wasn’t expecting much from your kind. Eko Atlantic was actually commissioned back in 2003 and we’re now in 2021...can you count? Secondly, since you need help understanding my real point; Eko Atlantic is only remarkable on the African continent, its nothing special when compared to other developed countries. My main point was that I preferred Akons concept because it is centred on Afrofuturism.
@@iDokoMedia
Almost 20 years for two buildings?
@@themelanatednomad6989 Lol of course not. The great wall of Lagos + The whole reclaimed land. Maybe you should watch more videos on Eko Atlantic City then you'll understand.
When you refer to stop 'copying the west' and 'reflect our values'. What exactly do you mean? Are you referring to the architecture? Or the political or economical system on how the city is run? If I were to choose one of these projects. I would go with the Eko Atlantic project. Its a project that we actually see being built and they are various reasons why it's a long way from completion. As for Akon's 'futuristic' city, its a pipe dream - an unattainable hope. It looks beautiful on paper, but like they say the "taste is in the pudding". Akon hasn't mentioned how he intends to finance the construction of the city and who he intends to market the project to. No investor or financial institution is going to pour billions of dollars into a white elephant project, unless they believe its worth funding and if its financially viable. And most of the investors are westerners. They will also have a large part in the decision making on how the city is built. The architecture of the skyscrapers in Akon's city are ambitious and on paper it looks good, but structurally is another matter. So I wouldn't dismiss western values so easily, without understanding the fundamental mechanisms behind ambitious projects like EKO Atlantic or Akon's proposed city.
Nigerian government must to build smart cities with high skylines and good roads and create jobs for the people of Nigeria
They seem to have a plan, let’s see how it come to past
It's private
Not govt
Govt cannot do anything right
@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 it's both a private and public interprise
@@Biobele How is it public?
@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993
"The most ambitious project in recent times in real estate, Eko Atlantic city was conceived by the administration of the former governor of Lagos state, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, as a Public Private Partnership (PPP) endeavour to regain beach ground lost to over 100 years of sea erosion and surges and build a modern city which Nigeria and Africa would experience for the very first time and be proud of.
That lofty ambition was carried aflame into the administration of the present governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola, who, in partnership with South Energyx Limited, developers of the city, commissioned it in April 2008." - www.ekoatlantic.com/latestnews/press-clipping/eko-atlantic-city-worlds-biggest-project/
I support both projects, congrats to Akon City & Eko Atlantic. As long as majority of the people benefiting from Eko Atlantic & Akon city are black african from those countries and etc, I’m all for it cause outside Africa most places have some sort of anti-blackness so this should be a safe haven for black Africans to be ourselves with happiness. Great video
The both promise to Employ a lot of African people, so let’s be hopeful
@@StevenNdukwu 👍🏾
I agree!
Though I definitely don't consider being _Afrocentrist_ as a negative thing (especially with how the Whites have propagated the westen world to feel/think about us), I don't want to be seen as anti-middle-easterners, or anti-non-indigenous Africans by desiring for Black west Africans to finally be allowed to ascend to safety, wealth, and abunance without foreigners exploiting us in the process.
I'm excited about these two projects. I also like that they are private projects, because I believe privatizing Africa is the way to the future. We need to give government less power to fixing our problems, as they have failed us too many times with their old politics. However, I do hope more African governments would make it easy for private companies and individuals to succeed. I know sometimes it can be hard with how corrupt everyone is in getting things done.
I agree with you
I’m a Southern American female & I have lived in parts of West Africa for work & personal. What Akon is doing will materialize. It is just different there and people move at a slower pace. I once was in Gambia (next to Senegal) and called a taxi to go grocery shopping at the local market. He showed up 2 hrs later. Then decided on his own, with me in the backseat, to stop by his family’s house before dropping me off. When I asked why we stopped, the taxi guy said he wanted me to meet his family and for them to make me tea. I was gracious, but somewhat flabbergasted while sitting in the living room with the whole family (including his grandma) smiling at me lol. Soooo, trust me, Akon knows what he’s doing and if you think the build is slow, remember my “taxi tea time” situation and give him a break lol. He is trying to make a change, but he can’t change the entire culture to become super fast paced in the same way as the Western culture. Remember….Tea Taxi, folks 😊😂🚕☕️👵🏾
As long as government stays out of it, it shoul work fine.
This is honestly sooooo exciting!!! I really hope senegal and nigeria reach their goal soon💜💜.Great job for the innovation. Watching from S.A
Thanks for watching
Great Video! Looking forward to seeing the completion of these cities
Thank you and me too...
Makes a lot of sense fam. Awesome analysis, comparisons and examples.
Thank you
@@StevenNdukwu China and the Wes is behind theses projects and you could not even realize it west Africa pays colonial taxes to France every year so stop dreaming
Please don't just let in any rich foreign business person to buy off all the property there. Let the city thrive with successful africans running the place! I'm not african, but I'm excited by the prospect of Africa becoming great!
Great video! They should not forget roads leading to these places. We need alternative routes like flyovers and bridges to reduce traffic congestion. Being in traffic for 6 hrs for a 20 min distance is ridiculous!
Wow
It look like he's building the kingdom it may be finally happening time will tell I hope the mostest high blessed this project and it forms into existence the name of Joshua pray amen
I hope (and believe) this will prompt an economic development In the whole continent.
I hope this city will foster education, professionalism, technology and generally speaking enhancing the human capital of the people of Africa In order for the poverty rates to descend, and quality of life to rise.
I love this video! So informative!
Thank you Funke
Nice one bro, both projects are boom
Thank you
Watching this in 2021 June I believe I'll be back to say yes this is already a reality in my 20's
Am here ... Who dey breath
your thumbnails always rock bro !!
and what s behind too !
thanks for sharing
Thanks Ludo
I will be retiring there ....Can't wait
Hello Steven, nice job. Just a little info you missed out, Akon city is a 10 years project to be completed by end of 2030, but before then phase 1 would be completed were people can start staying there just like our partnered City called Mwale Medical & Technology City in Kenya. If you need more info on both cities let me know. Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback
Great video bro
Thank you
Thanks for sharing, good info
You are welcome
Would anyone build a futuristic pool or basketball court or something beautiful on their property before finishing to build the main house? Broken windows, no roof, no electrical wiring? The answer will question the validity of these projects.
Your to grounded, most people have their head in the clouds and not in reality.
I really can't wait to visit it when it will be done, it really looks like an amazing project and a great opportunity to attract tourists and investors.
It is an amazing project
will never begin
No body can stop Africa never ever good bless Africa
I feel as if these projects will encourage many Africans to leave places like Europe and North America, and instead move to places like Nigeria. It would be sad to see them go, as Europe would become more homogeneous and less diverse, but as long as people are happy I’m all for it
5:27 - I honestly don't care about tourists or tourism in general.
I know it brings in lots of money for a country's government (though Nigeria's has never been favorable of simply giving back to the people- neither to save lives or stimulate the economy), but if we can generate enough gross domestic product to keep Nigeria stable; then we can focus on improving the lives of native west Africans, without the invasion of the outside world which has always either ignored or disrespected us indigenous kings and queens.
Projects like these benefit the whole country because it demonstrates stability of the government. Government stability is one of many factors that attracts investments & investments leads to job growth and job growth leads to a higher quality of life. India & China went through the same process, both nations suffered from severe poverty but after their adoption of Capitalism and pro business policies their severe poverty rate began to decline. Now China (though nobody should trust the CCP or their money) is among the most developed countries in the world, India is following suit though their bureaucracy holds them back resulting in slower growth. These things have a snowball effect, in years time everyone will benefit. The governments just needs to focus on education, job training, infrastructure and entrepreneurs, they should also take pointers from Rwanda & Botswana.
Thanks for your input...
Grande visionário africano. E torna real o seu sonho. . Homem que sabe o que fazer com seu 💰 não só para alimentar o seu ego. Mas para deixar uma marca registada no mundo .... Obrigado Akon.
This is awesome
Africa🌍 Nigeria🇳🇬 is a rich blessed land by God almighty but massive corruption has turned us into beggars, wanderers, slum & squalid. God bless African🌍Nigerian🇳🇬. Amen🙏🇳🇬❤🇮🇱🌹
Amen
so instead of solving the smaller problems like building better roads; pipe systems; better houses; better buildings; or more schools people are actually out here thinking about apparently putting Africa on the app but when the rest of the continent is struggling. I mean it’s a nice concept but we all know that the place is just gonna be filled with rich people... smh 🤦🏾♀️
Africa has a lot of potential; there’s a lot of smart and intelligent people especially kids. But they just don’t have the resources to further their studies;
I don’t understand how our African presidents are thinking. their all just focused on staying presidents for decades and barely doing nothing but get rich off people; the day our African governments realize that if we put our heads together we could change the continent as a whole in moderation.
Just because the Europeans ruined our country and development; doesn’t mean we should just go along with it. When will all the African problems end. And no offense but it’s not just about Nigeria; my country the DRC is the most richest country in natural resources. And many other African countries have many natural resources that are able to generate economic growth.
We also have to think about how we are able to offer more jobs to people.
I’m not a professional of anything; but this is just my OPINION!!!
It’ll take a long time until all of Africa is able to be restored; based on today’s technology is could take half a century and because of inflation it will require a lot of money.
Let’s not let the world fool us into thinking Africa is doomed forever; cause then they’ll just keep taking from us and lying to us.
There is so much to do; so much to think about; but I believe that if the young population is nurtured correctly they will change the continent; EDUCATION, INSPIRATION, MOTIVATION, INTELLECTUAL
that’s all... 🥺
again... plz don’t come for me; it’s just my opinion 😩😩
Your truthful and obvious your head isn’t up your butt.
Amazing
I’ll definitely visit
This types of cities is already a reality in Asia.
Awesome
So fucking what ?
So do in any developed continent country
Thanks for sharing
Nice and beautifull !!!
Thanks for sharing this. I am very inspired by all the developments happening in Africa but has it taken a celebrity to take on a project like this? It should be the duty and responsibility of the government officials to embark on such projects.
Oh well, in cases where the government does not think ahead, individuals could
@@StevenNdukwu I agree with your point. Regardless of the situation, I'm glad to see someone rise up to make a difference. I'm hoping if people see this, it can put pressure on several African governments to follow suit.
@@detroid89 many africwn countries are indeed building many cities
Acho que vai ficar perfeito.
All infrastructure should be made to be modular and upgradable because you can’t get prepared for something that’s not invented yet. Who knows what will come up
this is like the fyre festival, but on a much larger scale....
Great job
Thank you razzie
Nice video
If we allow the lessons of History to be our guide then we will not make the same mistake all over again the lesson of Sierra Leone and Liberia with people returning or and creating a special place for themselves and creating the Envy of those who are there before. Akon city is built for just special people who can afford to live there it would be surrounded by a sea of Slum this is what happened all over the world when these type of special enclaves are built and the rest of the people have to sit and watch them go by day-by-day while they flaunt their wealth they have to grow with the people.
I think nigeria do Not need Any Project Like this why, Nation a with Population over 215million people, need to Invest in Industrial developments, education, agric and health Care.unemplopment is a time Bomb for the Nation.my Humble opinion.
Oh well, there is no lie in that statement
Can't nigeria do both
U should have tried the African silicon valley "konza city" kenya
why not an original name for the city. Aren't yellow tired to always follow the white creativity? Is it even in a valley lol omg why can't it be the Kenyan iron mountain?
Konza is quietly going about its business by while everyone talks about Akon, Eko and now Wakanda city in Ghana.
@@d.jmamba7237 its Silicon Savannah not valley
@@yasuke230 you don't see any similarities between the 2 huh
@@d.jmamba7237 the official name is Konza. Even Shenzhen is dubbed China's Silicon valley so yeah your argument is invalid
I hope these projects go well but $12B isn't a lot of money in America 1 sky scraper can easily cost 3 billion.
Thanks 🙏🏼 thanks 😊
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I just pray they make it smart and not just build just fancy buildings
Your thumbnails are fcking awesome
Thank you... and your username is extraordinary too
Can’t help but feel like Akon City will be similar to Liberian Afro-colonialism all over again - African Americans coming in and being the upper class with the actual Senegalese people still being poor.
We're not all poor OK
It'll be for the rich, as anything good in the world
Will the agriculture be priority #1?
Nigeria of cause
I always said that architecture should reflect it’s surroundings. Afro-Futurism definitely fits the bill in my book.
Thanks for watching
Nigeria is the present and future of west Africa, I believe.
Selling a DREAM
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Akon has a net worth of $80 million but Akon city has a budget of $6 billion it doesn't add up. Now let's assume he has investors (that cover up the 5 billion gap) since everyone is looking forward to it and but I don't think the investors would be dumb enough to invest that much in an African project, African's economy and business sector is too unstable and risky to invest. And the government will definitely not invest that much either because they are to broke and selfish.
Thanks for the negativity.
@@coolkid845 Your welcome
@@coolkid845 it’s not negativity it’s the actual truth. You guys call anything negative whenever someone speaks the truth about a particular thing u may not agree with.
It's doesn't necessarily mean that akon will pay it. Akon selling idea to big spender who are investing in the project.
@@coolkid845 is it negativity or realism? The project is an awesome project. But we need to face facts. To build Akon city , you need billions over a 15-25 year period and you need to understand who you're marketing the project to. The location is Senegal and its not exactly a rich country or even a country rich westerners flock to. When you build an experimental project like Akon city (the architecture) you need an upward mobile middle-class and wealthy population, which I doubt, Senegal has. The Senegalese government certainly can't afford to build it. So where is the money coming from? Where is the fund to build such an ambitious project coming from? No international investor will invest millions or billions of dollars on a whim. Especially in a region that they still consider to be unstable. As an African, I would love to see these projects prosper and take off. But we also need to face reality. Until African countries are seen by the outside world as being stable and the population is highly educated, rich and upwardly mobile. I hate to say it , I see Akon City only has a pipe dream.
I think Akon was just "high" on substances & started 2 thinking loud , unfortunately ppl passed on his thoughts & now the poor guy is under pressure 2 deliver this horrific architectural nightmare 🙄🙄
Instead of being a colonial master, the government should develope a army Corp of engineers to solve the infrastructural problems, In stead of using the army to solve civil unrest created by bad governance.
5:03 - Okay, where are all of these new Africans going to come from?
As long as we take care of our indigenous first, we can handle _some_ overseas immigration.
Nice video. But bro all this just resemble science fiction for my eyes. Until african governments start getting serious and sticking to deadlines, we still dey load we never connect 😂.
They're private the Government is not involved
na who be that david adeleke again na
So any update on anything actually having been construction yet?
Yes, several updates
@@StevenNdukwu such as? Any actual proof? Like an actual drone video of the construction we have drone videos of factories here in America even of farms
just three bldngs. on eko atlantic and zero on akon city .....
@@alesteirthesecond3948 its called Google
@@tmd-w1552 if you want people to believe something is really happening telling them you go out and you find the evidence I'm telling you that it's true that was crazy. It's up to you to show me evidence
Honestly not even trying to rain of a Hard working black mans parade, but honestly this Akon city project does not sit well deep down within my gut!!! Pray I am wrong!!!!
We can only let time decide
Lol personally I don’t even need time!! But again, I hope am wrong 😑
Great channel and videos by the way RESPECT king 🤴🏿
@@larryboateng3479 thank you
Yes. Something is not right. Like it’s something bigger behind this city. I hope it’s not created off something evil and they are using Akon’s name to promote it.
You have better language skills as oppose to some African Americans over here. Cool accent.
people want to see video of what as been built in Akon city right now . or is it a scam?
Information at its best
Thank you ifeanyi
If they had engaged the Chinese Investors rather than the US, they would have made noticeably good progress.
That's what I called a sellout if they deal with either US or China. Looking at you Akon. Athlete like Sadio Mane do not need to deal with that shit though when he improving to build his village to be a hometown in Senegal. Even investing and donating a hospitality & school building in his hometown as well.
You call 100km "Just"
How far?
Nice video brother can we know the completion of this project??
A decade time at least
@@StevenNdukwu oh thanks for the feedback I wish both country well good luck.
@@StevenNdukwu theres no official date? And considering the most hard part is done for eko Atlantic why would it take another decade?
The Kingdom of Yahuda
But the project was estimated at 6 billion dollars where is 12 billion dollars coming from or have I miss out on smth
Both project is 6$ billion each
Nigerian government are suffering from poverty of the mind,still cant provide basic amenities. #ODUDUWANATIONNOW
That's why you should vote them out
@@Biobele Voting dont work in Nigeria.
Bro, that's all governments. Not just Nigerian one
What about the "Wakanda city of return" to be built in Ghana.
Have not heard about it
And also petronia city
th-cam.com/video/lxvpkPp_mAQ/w-d-xo.html&feature=share
Just another modern slavery ... but I love Akon!!
Don't these Akon cities remind you of Nimrod 🤦🏽♀️😂😂...and we know what happened to him
Nothing amazing as most of the funds have been embezzled or stolen . Surprisingly there are no structures,at least empty cities elsewhere have the completed infrastructures as promised but no people to leave in . Very disappointing ,warning never trust stories of great projects no matter the publicity around it
Oga make dem no dey show us pictures make we seeyam real Life... foto no b juju b dt....
You keep showing us graphic pictures and not real work... show some work going on to proof that it’s not fake
I will do that
Akon City is non existent not a single brick layed. Eko is under contruction as we speak search twitter or TH-cam.
@@shangothunder1055 Talk about what you master, the laying of the stone was done last year and the earthworks began on the ground. I know this because I am Senegalese and I live there. It's kind of people like you and this sickly jealousy between countries that is delaying our continent.
@@makhtardiop4203 Sure it has buddy. Delunacy isn't healthy.
1. I think you need to revisit your definition of middle class cause last time I checked, middle class were the engineers, bankers, and such, not cooks, cleaners and all that.
2. As much as I am for this types of projects, these projects will further increase the gap between rich and poor, and poor will grow rapidly, unfortunately, if care is not take, it will be largely Afrikans who will be poor.
3. I believe Afrika is the future, but there is a lot more to do before this types of projects...like a F***ING MANUFACTURING SECTOR. You know, the sector that makes nations rich, that one that's missing from literally ALL AFRIKAN COUNTRIES. I have faith in Afrika, let's be careful not to be bamboozled by our leaders cause...well...see y'all soon.
Espérons que ça soit une réalité
Eko Atlanta city is more than $6B
The $6B is for the city construction not the infrastructure
Nigerians ability to complain never ceases to amaze me😂😂😂
HOTEP
The impact would be zero because africa money has no value compared to the european and western regions. These projects are also for the rich only that's like 1 percent of 200 million people.
a currency has a value any value if the people believe in it etc, African currency can be the most powerful in Africa and other currencies can be valueless if we believe
Audio city
$12B is too small
I don’t really understand how this works, but, does eko Atlantic city belong to the Chagoury brothers? Because, foreign direct investment is one thing, but a whole city belonging to foreigners is another. Is there anywhere else in the world that would allow this?
A foreign investor can invest in a country with the permission of the government .. as for the eko Atlantic project, the government has little involvement in the project..
Chagoury is not a foreigner! he is a nigerian citizen for over 40 years.. His children robert where born in Nigeria and fully nigerian, with lebanese heritage.
The Chagoury's have been in Nigeria since the 1950's so i don't really understand what you mean by calling them foreigners, they hold Nigerian passports and have 2nd and 3rd generations who were born and raised in Nigeria
@@straightshooter8751 you have a point but they are not native Nigerians culturally and to an extent racially, I think that’s what he means. The way Nigerians look at Aliko Dangote will be different from how they look at that family especially when it comes to the history of Lebanese in Nigeria during Abacha’s rule
@@chiefs5822 you have a point but I think where the Op is coming from is in the sense that they are not native Nigerian culturally and to an extent racially like someone like Aliko Dangote, Tiwa savage, and etc. So the question is can they be trusted knowing the history of how Lebanese were during Abacha’s rule. For me I don’t have issue with them but I get where the OP is coming from. Any way I know Nigerians are welcoming but we are not push overs as people at the same time
Maybe they should get people out of mud huts first before building skyscrapers.
Wtf are u saying
@@Robio_scorpio Do some African people live in mud huts?
@@ILLFilms yes and there is nothing wrong with that , ur ignorance is alarming my gosh
@@Robio_scorpio I am very sorry about your brain.
#safemoon 🦾✅
It still doesnt exist???
It’s in the process of been developed.. both project has been launched
Akoncity really?
Akoin really?
Dey will not see this one only the negative that dey will see and abuse tinubu
That was funny
Only rich people will be helped sadLy
Not really, the projects promise to employ local craftmen in the creation
@@StevenNdukwu I mean I’m terms of who will be able to afford it