Huge Projects In Nigeria Under Construction Worth $25b

[@NedMedia]

Projects too much abeg, Naija 🇳🇬 for show👏👍🏽

[@atanmutiibikunletope5275]

The money has gone on several projects...

[@DreOmega]

This is very impressive, exciting n interesting. I still believed u were only able to capture about 65 to 70%% of the total projects currently under construction or recently completed in Nigeria 🇳🇬, most of which are indigenous own. Many of these massive projects n investments from both the govt n the private sector in agriculture, manufacturing, aviation, transportation, energy, health n education etc, will give rise to the development of value chains across board. All of these coupled with the central bank's n private financial interventions into Human capital development across various sectors of the economy, Nigeria's GDP will parachute in a way that will surprise the world soon. The strength of the Naira will also see a significant boost. I can't wait to see all of these happening. God bless Nigeria🇳🇬 A superb presentation as always. Thanks bro👍🏼

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for your wonderful insights and kind words 😊 Nigeria 🇳🇬 is abundantly blessed 🙌

[@RoyaIboy]

I'm starting to believe that Buhari & the APC are the most hard working government in the entire history of Nigeria... If Nigerians keep them in power, in the next 20years Nigeria will be the most prosperous country on earth.

[@tosinojo7310]

@@RoyaIboy lol

[@jimniran2567]

How can any Nigerian not subscribed to NedMedia? This is the only "Good News" channel on Nigeria. Many thanks Ned.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks Jim 😊

[@margaretamonu3443]

These are very impressive project that now put Nigeria among one of the African developed countries . Africa is developing rapidly and there’s no reason why Nigeria the most populous country should not be among them, it’s about time. Africa is rising, may God alone be bless. I always said and believe that those who start first shall be at the bottom and the bottom will be at the top , Europeans and western country have had their fair share of fame when it’s comes to development so it’s time for Africa and I couldn’t be happier, thank God thatthis is finally coming to a reality .

[@geoafrica1410]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 GDP will soon become a trillion dollar country. 💵

[@NedMedia]

Absolutely 💯

[@orukpe1]

In terms of purchasing power parity (ppp), nigerian gdp is already $1.116 trillion (PPP, 2021 est.), which is the adequate measure for developing countries like Nigeria

[@johnbonsah1280]

Whao! That was a head-spinner. Nobody can showcase Nigeria positively like NedMedia! Thanks.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks John for the amazing compliments as usual😊

[@awalcare9625]

Thanks for showcasing the positive aspects of Nigeria. Keep them coming. God bless you!

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for the compliments.

[@omokagbo9283]

This is by far the most informative and positive channel on developments in Nigeria. you deserve an award for all your hard work. My Brother May God bless you and well done!

[@NedMedia]

Hey 👋 Omo these are wonderful kind words. Thanks a million👍🏽

[@btgoc888]

I always love your videos. Your narrative is very concise and viewer friendly, your research is improving everytime and your video footage are consistent with the description the viewer hears. Most importantly, your documentaries are Nigerian centric. Please keep it that way. With time your Nigerian audience will grow exponentially.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for the amazing compliments 😊

[@afrivisions2461]

i just started following your channel as someone based abroad am happy to see good news like this in my country. MAY GOD BLESS NIGERIA

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Your videos are always very encouraging to most of us that reside in the diaspora. Kuddos to you.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks Prince for the amazing compliments 😊

[@paschalokafor9043]

Ned I am based in Kaduna State and I am marvelled at how much info you possess. Keep it up.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for the compliments 😊

[@geoafrica1410]

Your videos are top notch 👌 . Nigeria is bless 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@NedMedia]

Thanks man👍🏽

[@emmanuelokonta1241]

Thank you very much for taking us round the country to-show us the developments going on in each state. I pray for continuity as we change governors. Also glad majority of the projects are projects that will be creating long term jobs, hence would raise the counties GDP.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks Emmanuel for your insights 😊

[@maziobintodonkeras5775]

Well organised program,please keep reminding them to always cover their drainages. Thanks

[@NedMedia]

Thanks 😊

[@moham.279]

Always waiting for the notifications bell. I love your content and always enjoy your uploads.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for the wonderful compliments 😊

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

Ned Media is the best at bringing us current good information about Nigeria..... You are the best! Patriotic Nigerian! Good job my brother.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for the wonderful compliments

[@kehindedabiri422]

Thanks for the impressive video. You never dissapoint.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks Kehinde😊

[@africanday7337]

Great job; very elaborative 👍🏽👍👍🏽👍

[@ndifrekedonald7715]

There are no "White Elephant" Projects in Akwa-ibom. Don't Advise or Comment on Subject you know Nothing about. The Hotels in Akwa-ibom state are doing pretty well for Tourists. Good Content anyways 🤜🤛

[@RoyaIboy]

Amazing work, NED!!!! I'm starting to believe that Buhari & the APC are the most hard working government in the entire history of Nigeria... If Nigerians keep them in power, in the next 20years Nigeria will be the most prosperous country on earth.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks man 😊 Everyone is doing their best.

[@akinolasamuel1930]

That's true unlike the past government even when crude oil was sold for 119$per barrel there was nothing to show except looting, imagine with the present situations going on in the world epidermis then insecurities in Nigeria yet all this projects are still going on, all this government needs is to do more with the security aspect as for economic it will definitely be better by the time all this projects and many unmentioned projects are complete

[@1004445]

I love your positive voice on Nigeria, keep up the good job 👏🏾. I just subscribed.

[@andrewotuos445]

Your videos are always very encouraging to most of us Thanks good job keep it UP....

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for the kind words Andrew 😊👍🏽

[@RandomMZ1412]

This brings hope. I pray and hope all the projects come to past

[@George-zd7mu]

Brother you do all, pls keep it coming

[@NedMedia]

Thanks 😊

[@Mkym365]

Great content, thanks for the upload 👍

[@NedMedia]

Thanks 😊

[@eagle2855]

Thank you for the well researched work and professional presentation. But, can you help us dig into what is still holding back Ajaokuta steel plant? Why update information went cold?

[@NedMedia]

Thanks 😊 Ajaokuta update will come later.

[@footballfan449]

Thanks for the amazing work bro 🙌 🙏

[@NedMedia]

Thanks Chiboy👍🏽

[@obohphilips5371]

Concise and informative. I love your narrative.

[@nsikakessien]

Building those calibre of hotels and modern office spaces shouldn't be viewed as white elephant projects because as you have mentioned, those industries that are coming to Akwa Ibom will need those facilities. So in my opinion I think Akwa Ibom leaders have foresight by setting up those infrastructures.

[@african-history-fountain]

It was wrong to criticise Akwa Ibom State for investing in hotels and office blocks while talking about the need for investors. Where the hell will the investors stay and work when they come?

[@kalunnanna3421]

Thanks bro. You're doing great 👍

[@theconceptsinscribed8859]

Very informative video. You are very knowledgeable.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks 😊

[@jummymaduka]

Wow. Nice content 👍 Can I share this please?

[@evans.e9507]

Thanks so much, this is impressive, if all this projects can be completed , what am I doing in another country

[@kaybeemoafrika]

I'm glad some of these projects are moving forward. Roads need repaired though, I mean MORE roads! No roads, no economic growth.

[@comfortedu5115]

God bless you sir

[@NedMedia]

Thanks God bless you too

[@ndukwuchinonso7205]

Hope Southeast is getting some of this project

[@reznikboris5]

OUR HATERS GHANA PPL AR NOT COMMENTING HERE WHY

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

😂😂😂😂😂 Lol. Truth

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

😂😂😂😂😂 Lol. Truth

[@sidex4]

If it were those ignorant female youtubers comparing Nigeria with their country, they would be all over the place. Ned is spilling the fact, and they can't stand it

[@oluakinwale4859]

Mr Naija or whatever he call himself and Amarachi Duru but they and other like them will not report this but continue with their negative stuff about Nigeria. Not even half worth of projects taking place in Nigeria is happening in Ghana. And some clueless Nigerians will go on social media spewing rubbish about Nigeria. Whereas Ghana is in serious debt. Over 81 percent of what they produce as a country is owed in debt. The IMF has warned the government of Ghana that they have to move in as the country's debts is expected to hit over 90 percent of what the country produces.

[@oluakinwale4859]

I posted the comment above 2 months ago. 2 months down the line we are seeing what's happening in Ghana today for people that have eyes. The economy of Ghana is in for a free fall with everything so expensive that Ghanaians themselves are complaining bitterly. Sad.

[@olasportpredictions2253]

Well done 👍👍👍

[@NuhuIsa]

Thanks again bro

[@awolololadoyin9947]

Pls do a video on ocean city

[@uchennanwosu4625]

The ex Lagos governor, Ambode did not abandon the Lagos metro rail. He opted to fund low hanging fruits first, like roads in the Lagos mainland, for example. He built the Oshodi bus interchange. The federal allocation has improved with rising oil prices, so it is possible to restart the project.

[@adebayoogunwo5830]

That's one of the things that cause him the second term, leaving BRF projects and concentrating on white elephant projects like Oshodi bus terminal trying to surpasses what BRF had done there before

[@uchennanwosu4625]

@@adebayoogunwo5830 Oshodi terminal is not white elephant. It cost a drop compared to the Lagos metro rail whose cost keeps being revised because of corruption. Lagos needs mass transport but it's not as simple as building the lines and purchasing coaches. The power infrastructure has to be available. The Kaduna light rail is already dysfunctional. The main station and operational hub is already growing grass. Besides power, there is all the electrical and fiber optical as well as computer information systems. Ambode is far more educated than Tinubu. I personally know him. He attended Federal Government College Warri at a time it was the best secondary school in West Africa. He graduated tops in his set. He subsequently went to Unilag and abroad became a Rhodes scholar. If he was left to continue Lagos would be far better off. Wike in Rivers suspended Amaechu's rail project and look at what he has achieved. He has built more flyovers and roads than in Lagos since Tinubu and counting. He has built several worldclass health institutions and facilities. He has built the best Law School in Nigeria. He has refurbished and expanded many schools. He has built an international soccer academy. The list goes on. I pray the metro becomes operational and that solid plans are in place to run it. Lagos civil service and parastatals are still very weak. How well are they running the bus system and garbage collection? Even when these things are privatized, you need good oversight.

[@uzoma112]

Do you have power projects video as we desperately need a lot of power like 40000MW

[@Isiejeme0829]

Great to see that inspite of the troubles, Nigeria is still moving - albeit - not as fast as we would've wanted but ok nevertheless. Thanks for sharing.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks man😊 You're right half bread is better than none🤲

[@chiboyife5456]

U forgot To include Eko Atlantic in lagos

[@felixchidi1317]

What about Edo state can u talk about it too please 🙏

[@ogensevivo9861]

Great jobs going on

[@NedMedia]

Absolutely 😊

[@kaybalack651]

Edo state job creation 🎉

[@garysmith1589]

Lagos

[@ozorrapheal9772]

As an Ebonyian I appreciate this vlog The future looks brigther for Ebonyians I do t know about others But for us We are moving forward 💯💯 NedMedia na confirm

[@NedMedia]

Thanks Ozor 😊 Watch this video its a special dedicated to Ebonyi kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuUmaJ_h5qdpMk

[@bounlathhansackda7079]

time for africa to rise up.. western must be envious. oil money for good use..from train to roads. is the chinese or ibo yuroba hausa

[@salieujallow9112]

Nigerian government must to build smart cities and create jobs for the people of Nigeria

[@uchennanwosu4625]

Sometimes a project is not economically viable. You cannot conclude the rivers governor is refusing to take up the project for personal reasons.

[@azeezladipo]

Economic viability of a project is determined at the planning and conceptualization stages. Once it is started. Next guy must finish it. If not, it's another $ down the drain. That's the story of Nigeria today. Over 50k projects abandoned since 1960.

[@nimrod2375]

We need a new airport.

[@Emmanuel00711]

Federal government only being Boko Haram soldiers to the East, but channeling all the wealth to the north, forget that useless second Niger bridge that is taking almost forever to complete, tell me why God won't be punishing Nigeria as a country?

[@thsikezierkojo4991]

all western medias talked about are boko haram and poverty in nigeria !

[@oludummo4593]

If nigeria was soo bad .who is investing over 25.ibillion usd ?

[@NedMedia]

The fact is ROI in Nigeria is very high despite the huge population, there isn't much competition.

[@ladycupcake299]

Everything in Nigeria is incomplete..🤦‍♀️

[@Reason_77]

Just shut da hell up ! Naysayers.. Even as you watch the video,you still choose negativity over optimism.

[@kenkc84]

At least this one speak like a Nigerian but all these robotics presentation. Could it be that this administration isn't as bad as we are meant to believe? Apart from insecurity and lack of rule of law.( Which is unprecedented).

[@A.N.Z.]

Great video again! But while I support the infrastructure projects going on in the country, it is extremely depressing to see all this money being spent and yet nothing is being done to lift the dilapidated state of the educational system in the country. Education is the only way forward IMO. That is how countries like South Korea went from being less developed then Nigeria, to now being one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world. F.ex. in Anambra state where my family is from we are now spending millions of dollars on the International Conference Center. Absolutely in no way do I support this! The amount of money the state would earn if it had invested that money in primary schools, secondary schools etc. would far out way, whatever money the hope to earn on the ICC, by a huge mile. These kids will grow up to more productive citizen's for the country, and also promote education to the generations coming after the. There by lifting the development of the whole country exponentially. Education is the gift that keeps on giving, and no conference center or football stadium would ever come close to that sort of return on investment.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for your wonderful insights 👍🏽

[@angelicakweku5293]

The Federal government is very UNFAIR!!!

[@taharka3897]

nigeria has the most abandoned projects in Africa why is that?

[@chimapatrick7978]

There's no single rail project in south east..

[@NedMedia]

There are railway projects under construction that goes from PH to Owerri, Enugu to Abakaliki & Enugu to Awka. More details here kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGPTpIihlLuGmZY

[@FERESE]

Just like very few knew about the Ibadan train project until it surfaced. Many just focus on the negative in the nation and miss out on on-going projects. It is well!

[@sidex4]

@@adetunjisamson262 honestly, rail would be more viable than these airports they're building, rail would generate more revenue for them. Its amazing how the train stations are always filled up these days

[@u.s.mgeneral6315]

All his lie... I have been see this for 13 years

[@akinbodeog]

Nigeria needs to stop building roads. Only trains. And no stupid monorails, only standard rail and light rail. 99% of Nigerians are poor. We can't all afford cars. And trains are cheaper, more efficient, faster, less polluting, need less maintenance and can carry far more people and goods. And the Chinese can build them for us cheaply. We need to abandon road transport wherever rail is an option.

[@tosinojo7310]

99%.poor?...no..its..100%..

[@michaelfrye2146]

Who is the low life ?

[@palingram]

This is actually a really great video about Nigerian infrastructure and current development status. Do you have an official email address so I can reach out to you Thanks!