15 New Mega Ongoing & Completed Construction Projects In Nigeria 2023 | Lagos

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[@susanlovetv]

We Nigerians let's give this amazing video a 👍🥰

[@abrahamijiekhuamhen4383]

God bless the United States of Nigeria. Turning around Nigeria will be a blessing to every black man on earth.

[@rainflowwindfall5375]

good for you Nigeria! hope you grow a lot in future. love from India!

[@usmanjohn3267]

We will grow we have wat it takes to do that thax bro

[@godspromisesamuel5886]

GOD Bless Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬. GOD Bless All Those New Projects In Nigeria, They Shall All Be Accomplished In JESUS CHRIST Mighty Name I Pray Amen 👏🙏.

[@sholaemmanuel7660]

Amen

[@aoy_boy]

Amen

[@jaybstudio7437]

Lagos, Nigeria. That place is small but mighty

[@duran2451]

AFRICA is Rising like a Super Nova. GOD Bless Black Africa. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Royalty562022]

Yes this is my retirement country by God's Grace

[@olarogbababatunde8913]

With these construction projects, either completed, or still under construction in Nigeria, makes the Country a giant in Africa's Economic Development. Kudos to NIGERIA.

[@blackmoses3011]

You omitted the important projects of all apart from the dangote mega- refinery: the Lagos to Kano, Anuja to Kaduna, warri to itakpe, Calabar coastal railway projects and many more. Either completed or work in progress and many more. You better do further research by going back to the drowning board next time. Stop being lazy and myopic, my friend

[@rosemaryukwu3210]

WHAT of her PEOPLE?particularly the young ones who cannot even go to school?

[@officialtrmedia]

Thanks For Watching!

[@isiahjean-baptiste434]

Progress is being made.

[@nmgOblast]

It should have gone beyond this if not because of corruption.

[@OlaoluA]

Progress is being made all the same

[@DictumMeumPactum]

This is like a footnote to the sort of immense developmental strides that a tiny country like Rwanda is currently making. Obasanjo left $60 billion in Nigeria's reserve account in 2007 and we are calling these municipal efforts "progress"?

[@prince__lamin9619]

Good bless Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@susanlovetv]

So amazing 👍 thanks for sharing

[@menaj2954]

Hopefully Nigeria will start developing all states not just Lagos and focus on Tourism as well.

[@karine-ela]

Abuja is way more developed than Lagos it the developed in west and east Africa.

[@AanuApoola]

All governors are competing with themselves in Nigeria to surpass themselves every day. Even host themselves to brag to themselves.

[@shangothunder1055]

Nigeria is a Federation it’s up to those states governments .

[@tilly9169]

@@shangothunder1055most people don’t know this. They heap all the blame on the federal government leaving the state government to loot them dry.

[@FERESE]

Taraba, Edo, Delta plus Niger bridge is now part of Lagos, abi. Clap for yourself. Tell those states collecting the bulk of the allocation to do better. Face your governors.

[@sophiawilliams5935]

Wow that's great to hear about Nigeria I enjoyed.

[@rogbafils3939]

1. Akk gas project 2. Nigeria - Morrocco gas pipeline 3. Kano - Maradi rail project 4. Lagos - Abidjan mega expressway are also worth mentioning.

[@danielalex3721]

Poor country Nigeria

[@davidetuk3026]

Do you have updates on the Lagos-Abidjan expressway ?

[@ibrahimahmad5333]

@@lukoadams1995 it wll increase trade for both the countries

[@DictumMeumPactum]

Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline project is a pipe dream. It doesn't even have a viable design or costing.

[@joe90jacob57]

GOD BLESS NIGERIA🇳🇬

[@ebosenoah8406]

Wow I need more videos like this respect

[@seyinwogu4726]

I am a proud Nigerian

[@KylianTeam]

i love my country camerooon and nigeria project and africa

[@tellmeastory2323]

It's well. The children of light must surely survive it all.😊

[@seyinwogu4726]

Sharp

[@Druvahsri]

I’ve always foresaw Nigeria the leader of Africa development giant spilling over to the sub Saharan and giving birth to the dream of Africa Union in the near future and refraining from discrimination but rather emulate their growth bcos this is the secret to the world’s industrial success/emulations based on standard formulas period

[@sosochennai7762]

I live in lakki Lagos Nigeria I am a Ride is see everything you show thinks

[@fidelfidel-jz4iw]

Well done Africa some of countries in world has been taking as if Africa we can not do wonders we have to show more and more we can !!!!

[@ldbr6306]

I appreciate this video,before internet was popular some people always show the poverty side of this country, I wasn't born there but am so happy when I watch the development of nigeria, Politician should do better for the ones that in need, proud jamaican 🇯🇲🇺🇲 to see whats going on there!

[@adewaleas]

Very awesome projects, but who is going to benefit from it? The real critical infrastructure which is the human beings that are supposed to make the system work are not getting an ounce of respect. The video annotator keeps saying that Nigerians are proud and inspired by the projects. I wonder which Nigerians those are. Definitely not the ones earning 30,000 Naira or round about US$70.00 per month. And these constitute more than 75% of the population. Average cost of living for an individual in Lagos is estimated to be about 550000 naira or US$1200 per month which should make the average minimum wage to be at least 750,000 Naira. Without a strong purchasing power, progressive economic wages and a well meaning social program(not construction of beggar villages), ordinary Nigerians and even most of the highly educated Nigerians are not going to even see any of these infrastructure in their lifetime, let alone use it. So, is Nigeria being prepped for another foreign colonization? Many Nigerians are being forced out of the country to face exorbitant cost of living abroad, while new buildings are going up and foreign interests are possibly gulping them up at ridiculous prices. Those who forget their history are abound to make the same mistakes. Kings and other powerful people sold Nigerians into slavery a long time ago. Looks like history is about to repeat itself.

[@DictumMeumPactum]

As a fellow compatriot, I read your clear and persuasive submissions with great sadness primarily because I observe the truth of your criticisms on the streets and villages of Nigeria everyday. Until human resources are placed at the heart of Nigeria's development plans and execution, 100 years today will still find Nigeria a desperately poor, diseased, ignorant and backward society. If you fail to educate the population, you will fail to escape poverty and degradation.

[@mariposamarshall9773]

Well put and I agree 100% When I clicked on to watch my first question was WHO owns and funds these projects and will the NIGERIAN PEOPLE benefit and as suspected they will not

[@kirabogloria2187]

This is so true and it makes my heart to bleed....yes we love da infrastructures but who denefits...the rich are soo rich and da poor are soo poor...

[@martinchigekwu5648]

Wawo

[@goldeneagle4693]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 is capable to become just like South Africa 🇿🇦 corruption is just bigger than anywhere 😢

[@uknowamsaying]

At the moment, it seems South Africa is becoming like Nigeria with ANC's corruption.

[@usmanjohn3267]

What do u mean like South Africa u should say America wat is south Africa the one the white people built and control we Nigerian are self made

[@usmanjohn3267]

@@uknowamsaying South Africa is a mess ekectricy, unemployment, Curuption, drugs, killing is wat is going on in south African

[@prospektarty1513]

There is corruption everywhere . The uss is even more corrupt they just know how to cover it up better

[@lozi4163]

​@@uknowamsaying nope, SA is way ahead to even get to that point

[@menaj2954]

The only project Nigeria should work on is consist electricity.

[@sosochennai7762]

We need new refineries like four 😢😢

[@shangothunder1055]

Old news Nigeria has been improving its power sector every year.

[@rodolfobaliga7577]

So many Christians in Nigeria that's why they're blessed by Almighty God.

[@tellmeastory2323]

Let the universe repair the nation for us. Men

[@MOFOUNDATION]

No project in the South East aside the 2nd Niger Bridge that have been on construction for 40 yrs... Wicked!

[@eastermichael1946]

Zooooooo zazuuuu you live in the zooo zoooooooo country

[@femstartowing5096]

U will find it so difficult to find Nigerian outside Nigeria in year 2030

[@olawaleoluyemisi3452]

From your mouth to the ears of God! Amen!!

[@paularitchie3224]

Everything is talking about economic growth, business opportunities, and jobs. All is very nice, however what about those that still use the rivers to fish. How about those communities with poor housing, those not able to afford hospitals, and care. You can't have pride if you forget about those in need of help. But it's good to see some progress in Nigeria

[@young8198]

As a Nigerian, I wonder why the Nigerian government is so biased and it's becoming so obvious to our brothers across the world. Out of 36 States in Nigeria, With Lagos State being the Smallest State in the country one will sit to wonder why the government are so keen to develop Lagos and Abuja alone neglecting all 30+ states since after independent 😢😮 The proper title of this video should be large construction projects in Lagos Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤

[@shangothunder1055]

Nigeria is a Federation it’s up to those individual state governments to build there territory. Lagos has always been the economic capital of Nigeria so of course it has a special lead. That’s like complaining about London being the economic center of London.

[@FERESE]

Talk to your governors. Check out the states collecting the bulk of the FG allocation and see what they use the money for. Demand for accountability and leave Lagos alone. Lagos is yet to experience delayed or no salary for civil servants in 13yrs. Face your governors!!!!

[@robertop7602]

Vedo cose bellissime. Gli aiuti che da 70 anni l'Occidente dice di avere inviato sono delle semplice menzogne. La Cina è veramente una grande Nazione e sta offrendo tangibili elementi di riflessione alle potenze Occidentali che hanno sempre succiato il sangue alla Nigeria.

[@MajorrBison]

Imagine that building on the shores of Lagos.

[@kenswireart88]

I dont care for bridges or roads or condo towers. I care for companies, manufacturing plants and the likes.

[@ibiyeomieibi-davids4684]

People establish companies. It is not the responsibility of governments

[@kenswireart88]

@@ibiyeomieibi-davids4684 them what's holding the government back from fixing companies What's the point of 100 percent good.roads and no light

[@olawaleoluyemisi3452]

How will manufacturing plants operate without infrastructure?

[@kevomanoli]

The narrator couldn’t be more boring by repeating the same phrase after introducing each project. Got to do better!

[@Orion2525]

Because it is a testament to Nigeria commitment to development. Lol

[@kennethonwufor3458]

They should try and finished all projects

[@mr.increediblle7964]

I noticed most of the development is in and around Lagos. What happened to the rest of the Country

[@adambago]

With all these beautiful constructions, we need to ask? why many poor young people? why impossible to finish conflicts, tribalism, Boko Haram etc? My bros and sisters, Congrats ha!

[@iotahutchinson1482]

At times I wonder if Nigeria is a part of africa

[@olawaleoluyemisi3452]

Why?

[@iotahutchinson1482]

@@olawaleoluyemisi3452 because they are modernized,it seems a rich country by just watching their movies. Africa is not what we learned about as children but Nigeria is always in the news than the other countries good or bad I don't know you can explain if they are richer because your name seem african

[@olawaleoluyemisi3452]

@@iotahutchinson1482 Nigeria is the largest economy in Nigeria, but our GDP/ capita is still behind.a lot of countries in Nigeria. I think it might not be actually accurate, because I suspect the bulk of economic activities in Nigeria, despite government effort, are still offline. However, when a country has a large economy with a small GDP/ capita, it means the wealth is not trickling down. Nigeria is wealth, and truly independent when compared to most of the subsahran economies, south Africa included, because we own most of our stuff, and we can produce the personelle to run our stuff.

[@BlueTheOracleEmpress]

ONE HUGE PROBLEM: The Africans are working. The CHINESE MEN are standing and overseeing them. AFRICANS! It is OKAY to partner with VIABLE foreign partners. BUT ENSURE THAT YOU, TOO, ARE IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS!

[@abiola4710]

60% of all the projects are in one State. Expect more mass migration into Lagos.

[@olujimiogedengbe2465]

The real question is how many of them are FG sponsored? Other states need to position themselves for investments. Have you asked yourself why Dangote Refinery was built in Lagos as against the initially proposed states like Ogun, Ondo and some SS states?

[@les_crow]

@@olujimiogedengbe2465 Port cities always move first, you can see that even federal projects hare happening in Lagos. The only people dulling are the other coastal states. Oceanfront real estate always accelerates fastest. Without access roads and rail inland states have little to offer in terms of competition.

[@fast-infoglobal7836]

Who need one Nigeria?

[@ibiyeomieibi-davids4684]

It's left for the other states to make their places conducive enough to attract investment.

[@OG-dp1kx]

This is gladdening to see, but I cannot help but notice that the majority of these projects are in the lagor area or Abuja. Hmm, not much going on in the rest of the country, thats why lagos and Abuja are getting overpopulated

[@michaeljohnchike2408]

How many of this project is in the Eastern part of the country apart from the second Niger Bridge??

[@marufishola1791]

Do you guys from the Eastern welcome visitors, do you sell land to visitors, have you ever condemned the activities of ipob? Lagos is totally open to the world, are you guys open to world?

[@marufishola1791]

Do you guys from the Eastern welcome visitors, do you sell land to visitors, have you ever condemned the activities of ipob? Lagos is totally open to the world, are you guys open to world?

[@o.i909]

They are silly selfish

[@ikechukwuemmanuelezema4295]

@@marufishola1791 don't be stup!d oga!!!all those projects wey dey Lagos na foreign projects!!and na where Dem go get money pass Dem go build such things!!! although dey discovered oil in Enugu recently!!! something will be done!!!oil is even in all south east state thou!!!u guy will just remain in ur ogun village and say we don't sell land 🤦..just imagine!!!who refuses money?abg mk una carry this una yeye rumor getat!

[@michaeljohnchike2408]

@@marufishola1791 You are just suffering from a hate attitude.

[@EEOkpa-ep4fy]

This is a misleading video because Nigeria is physically depressing given its condition. No Nigeria city or town has water and wastewater systems. Infrastructure in Nigeria is gravely absent

[@jerrychimaobi-q7l]

Why not construct roads that leads to Lagos and Abuja from the east

[@citiesskyline770]

In your opinion Nigeria the giant of Africa can defeat Philippines metro manila in terms of infrastructure? kzbin.info/www/bejne/onTceo1oqNB8iaM

[@abrahamtschukudu808]

who cares about your feelings? Nigeria is in Africa while the Philippines is in Asia, so what is your basis for comparison? you will be foolish to compare the Philippines to Nigeria, Nigeria is 5 times richer than the philippine just wait for some time

[@amandaeguale1641]

@cities skyline did you even watch the video because commenting ?

[@sukarap7754]

@@abrahamtschukudu808 you mean nigeria is 5 times poorer? 🤣🤣

[@ritchieokeukwu892]

​@Sukarap look for somewhere else to seek for attention 🙄

[@davet9708]

​@@abrahamtschukudu808 At least the Philippine has constant electricity better roads better infrastructures than Nigeria.

[@hizstory1813]

what percentage of Black African OWNERSHIP? what percentage of knowledge is being obtained? What percentage of "city planners " and engineers are Black African? will SPACE be "allotted" for Black African owned small businesses? what % ? What "schools" are being planned? college? or trade ? Black Africans should be groomed for OWNERSHIP not just "workforce".

[@trenpai_7027]

Fine questions you're asking

[@akojiodinaka5042]

If u know Nigeria u won’t ask this. Nigerians are in charge of every sector of d country

[@bigben2488]

100% black owned bro.

[@ajayimonday6493]

😂😂😂😂 sorry bro this is Nigeria and not South Africa,there is nothing like Black Africa,in Nigeria is called tribe,.

[@mariposamarshall9773]

@Last Laugh - GLAD to hear of these wonderful projects- I hope the average Nigerian will benefit from them . As regards " enslaved" African Americans approximately 8 million live on or below the poverty line- roughly below $35000 us dollars( these people have access to Medicaid- a type of health insurance, food Stamps and housing ) as opposed to about 88 million living in poverty in Nigeria( you might want to read one of the prior statements by Mr. Atewodbade ) Higher earning AA make between 48000 & 50000 or higher- - so my question to you is What services are the poor offered in Nigeria? Also as a side note - during the height of the Pandemic the general American population - black and white received $2400 - 2 $ 1200 checks- and other services- such as non- eviction protection and an increase in social services-did the Nigerian government have any similar aid to it's people. I notice your students come here and attend our HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES- ALL ON OUR ENSLAVED DIME opportunities opened up by "Enslaved" African Americans BTW The first president of Nigeria Nnamdi Azikiwe attended Lincoln University and Howard University-

[@mcabokioap]

the state’s way get the oil no development for there 😢

[@blessingokpu2489]

Nigerians how are you guys naming a building to honor a Germany person, have you guys ever seen anything named to honor Africans in the west?????

[@paschalukpabi697]

Do you see why we are Biafrans, and not Nigerians? Time will tell.

[@TrishaPreshy]

We want to see where our country money is going to don't give us poor views that is just one village development in china or it is not even up to a village developing in china this is a shame for the country 😢. I am a Nigerian am i am disappointed at our government is this how far they can do?!

[@ebieyi2138]

Smart City, 15 Minutes Radius City???? CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL

[@peterobemeata7402]

Thanks for this documentary. But I have to say that for those that don't live in Nigeria, they consider this impressive. The Kaduna/Abuja expressway is not used due to armed robbers, kidnappers and militants operating on that route. I know because I have been caught up in a few dramas on that road. All these projects listed here are all dead on arrival. The Azura-Edo ower plant lacks gas. Like most power stations in the country and unable to be functional. The red and blue rail metro rail project does not have the electricity stations to power the trains. So they are just there. It is all a scam in my personal view. The longer it takes for all these projects to come to fruitution, the more expensive they will be.

[@abuban8865]

Awww obedient "Don't worry ur candidate will win clearly next time. Ndo O

[@valeriewickerson-august7474]

Take that nightmare up fast before you get stuck with it. Unbelievably horrifically terrible because it was placed on such beauty.

[@AyanjiElias]

A lot of boring repetitions in the video: eg it's a testament of....

[@EddyEriaremen]

When will Nigeria stop using zinc to roof house damn

[@UcheBlessing-ho7me]

Why is everything in Lagos, why not circulate the development

[@enobong21]

Make your investigation well You mentioned Lagos is the largest city in Nigeria is not true.Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria and the second largest in Africa after Cairo make correction please

[@nenastemis9580]

That repeated phrase at the end of each project is so annoying!!!

[@comedyworks927]

This is embarrassing!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@jamesndife4385]

Impressive mega projects that will never be completed. None of them is less than 8yrs with some far more. This is laughable

[@nhlaposbu]

Residential developments🤷🏾‍♂️ it seems as though developments are more focused on goods than people. Housing for the poor?

[@rosemaryukwu3210]

In Nigeria human beings don't count except they are family!Even when the WORLD send food to be shared to the poor the food items are hoarded & allowed to rot! WOW!!! How then can you talk of being one?

[@nofuchu]

Is this AI voice? Can't even pronounce "Expressway".. What ??

[@chinasaalizachana5370]

Agents of buhari and Pablo Select in Aso rock from the 29.05.2023 😂,fake fake info

[@bridgetito6917]

This is absolutely nonsense project. Where is Warri Mega project ? Non for DELTA STATE. ALL THE OIL DRILLINGS FROM DELTA STATE HAD LEFT THE WHOLE DELTA STATE INPOVERISHED. 5O% OF MEGA PROJECT FOR LAGOS STATE AND ANOTHER 50% FOR THE NORTHERN STATE BUT NON IN THE SOUTHERN AND SOUTHEAST OF NIGERIA. THIS IS PURE DIVISION TRIBALISM IN ACTIONS BETWEEN HAUSAS AND YORUBAS STATES. THE BILLIONS WAS NOT SPREAD ACROSS NIGERIA.

[@jamesndife4385]

Impressive mega projects that will never be completed. None of them is less than 8yrs with some far more. This is laughable