Mega Projects Construction Starting In Nigeria In 2022

[@NedMedia]

A lot of mega projects in Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@tatahisaacjulius6597]

I have not seen the mambilla power project on your list.... But I thought it's starting this year

[@NedMedia]

It's not officially confirmed that it will be starting this year.

[@tatahisaacjulius6597]

@@NedMedia Okay ...noted

[@TimeisUp22]

How can someone get hired to do one of these projects. I have a bachelors in Building from UniLag. 7 years experience as Construction Engineer.

[@ortegaseun9965]

Lagos is just developing every day. I can tell you that Lagos is a construction site in the world right now. I traveled to different cities but the construction site in Lagos is just too numerous. Cheers 🥂 Lagos

[@seunademokoya6642]

Is this sarcasm? It must be

[@rampage4695]

Yeah only travelled to African cities😂 you've never been to Chinese cities bangkok Kuala Lumpur metro manila and most Asian cities

[@Hedgingmastermind]

@@rampage4695 He means for African standards, Lagos is in a 3rd world country.

[@anita7414]

@@rampage4695 please we only focus on Africa continent 🙄

[@othellom6493]

@@rampage4695 Oh please the whole world world has cities unless you guys are now in the Star Trek era or something lol.

[@geoafrica1410]

Nigeria Air 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 will really make lot of money 💰 indeed. Carrying Nigerians around the world 🌎 .

[@NedMedia]

Absolutely 💯

[@markfactor8265]

Just like Nigeria airways and virgin Nigeria

[@BoskiM]

Air Peace is already the unofficial Nigerian carrier

[@ardi08]

Both Nigeria and Indonesia have a lot of infrastructure megaprojects in 2022, hoped both countries will be prosperous in future 🇮🇩❤🇳🇬

[@olasportpredictions2253]

Go Nigeria, go Africa, the world 🌍 would be a better place.

[@SCrEenNaMe-i9h]

Better place for Nigerians that’s it not the rest of the world at all

[@paulonakoya6068]

Thank you for showcasing these heart-warming developments that will improve the GDP of Lagos and Nigeria. Kudos.

[@NedMedia]

Absolutely Paul, thanks for the compliments 😊

[@jonathanosagiede3786]

I like your enthusiasm and optimism when you make videos about all these developmental projects. We hope all will be completed and not abandoned as usual. Keep up the good work bro.

[@scottola2497]

I like the Nigeria Air project ... This should be bad news for many Airlines including Delta, Emirate, South Africa Air, Ethiopia Air, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, KLM, Lufthansa, Alitalia, Air France etc etc... These countries have loads of Nigerians living in them and Nigeria Air will be a class of its own. Matter of fact.. .. Nigeria Air should be one of the biggest Airlines in the world, if it is well harnessed and managed bcos Nigerians are all over the globe !! ============================================== Truth.. .. be told !!

[@NedMedia]

Yes oooo 👍 Thanks for your insights.

[@SCrEenNaMe-i9h]

Not really Nigerians tho are they

[@bounlathhansackda7079]

ibo hausa yuroba power rise up..nubian accent bonus. great report 💪👍laos

[@papatobo]

It is refreshing to hear about these projects, I pray it see the day light and maintenance is taken into account with the projects

[@TheHelmsD]

go nigeria! hope all the growth and development goes well and is done right- best from the us!

[@wallacepopoola7892]

Your videos are giving me hopes that Nigeria can be great again😭 I pray everything happens 🤲🏾

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for watching 👍🏽 We're all hoping they come to fruition because it will create employment for the masses.

[@hibbajude6971]

Great again? When were we greater than now (minus the insecurities in the East)?

[@gladyshycienth4710]

I am so happy for the Itu - Calabar highway.. That for me, is the most important project.. Thank God.

[@makindefrancos_tv4872]

This project do it in the whole dates and capital in Nigeria ,roads, electricity,jobs, security and so on

[@kingslj]

Good vision. Hope all the projects will be fulfilled according to the designs & what is being advertised.

[@adewalefolarin1376]

Lagos government keep good job and turn Lagos to beautiful city...kudos guys

[@cj-ux4sq]

Ned , Happy New Year bro, Thank you for this and all the videos it keeps me updated. Just a suggestion, There is a film village being built in Asaba by the Delta State Govt , I hear it is nearing completion do you have any information about it.

[@NedMedia]

Happy new year CJ. Yes! Check this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3S4dGyJibeWoM0

[@rubinortiz2311]

Can we finally fly Houston to Lagos again lots of Nigerians here in Texas

[@NedMedia]

Absolutely 💯 When Nigeria 🇳🇬 Air launches, Houston will be on pole position.

[@nzubeemeka7470]

@@NedMedia Air Peace have also been designated to fly the Lagos-Houston route. They are awaiting final approval from the US DOT

[@Bryan-eq6nt]

@@nzubeemeka7470 Air peace is literal garbage mate

[@sikazwejerry4620]

Thank you for daily development activities.

[@Orion2525]

Great information and narration as always. BTW, I can do a great impression of you. Keep up the good work bro.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks 😊

[@bernardfinucane2061]

The bridge only makes sense if they run trains on it. Car bridges are expensive and don't carry much traffic. Trains can run in the same lanes as cars, though cars low trains down when traffic is heavy..

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

We need manufacturing the most in Nigeria.

[@ortegaseun9965]

Ogun state is full of factories ooo.

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

@@ortegaseun9965 the factory no get road oo

[@ortegaseun9965]

@@johnnwabuforudemezue1108 You are correct. But the present government has awarded the roads this year. Obj really messed up for not doing those roads . That’s why he is hated in his state.

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

@@ortegaseun9965 I used to live there, I know that place can lower unemployment in Nigeria, honestly, the Nigerian government are idiot, they don't know how to do business, they don't value the business. There is a 24/7 Light but the road is bad. Ogun state is supposed to beat Lagos, but the leaders are idiots.

[@ortegaseun9965]

@@johnnwabuforudemezue1108 those roads are federal roads ... painfully obj there son was president for 8 years. He never thought of repairing that roads. Even the road leading to his village. That’s why he continued to loose election 🗳 in his state. The present has awarded the road this year. If not for fashola several roads in that axis will have been terrible. If not fashola Lagos- Ibadan expressways will never be completed.

[@rccgegyptnationaloffice7130]

Please may I ask if it is a federal government project, Lagos state government or the private investors? Thanks.

[@mohammedgarba5202]

God bless Nigeria

[@makindefrancos_tv4872]

Nigeria will change

[@homiedclown1885]

As usual top work bros.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks 😊

[@mikemotaze9462]

Thank you !!

[@falkerhard]

1:45 I look forward to the Beaches 😂

[@akeemsalami1449]

Thank you Nigeria government.

[@taharka3897]

please Nigeria one step at a time. finish what you stated already. ecco Atlantic is only maybe 5% done along with other projects all over the country.

[@moseslawal9801]

They are 2 independent projects by 2 different private consortiums. Neither is Lagos State Government sponsored project so there is no point asking one to wait for the other 🤷

[@tmd-w1552]

Nigeria is huge it can do more than one project at a time and Eko is actually around 60 to 70% complete. The foundation is the hardest part which has already completed. Now its just buildings

[@homiedclown1885]

Abeg Lagos is choke up...we need to develop other states and create a new economy city.

[@amosadewuni460]

Every state receive money from the federation account and so nobody is preventing the other states from developing. You can also invest in other states of your choice but investors are looking for where they can recoup their investments.

[@olasportpredictions2253]

That's where other states government should come in and PLaN , develop a project, that will open up business opportunities to their states and boost GDP, and better the lives of our people, but instead some are sleeping, some are stealing and some are busy killing their people.

[@mayurgeneral9077]

I just pray the rest governors are watching they should start their own too

[@sidex4]

Shame on Ogun state, despite having more industries in Nigeria after Lagos, they not thinking of developing that state. Shame on them and other states with potential for development. Delra is another disgrace place. Despite the huge money flowing there

[@High5ve]

Lol a mon yin

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

I think we should hire china for this energy project.

[@tmd-w1552]

Agreed

[@samsononusco6017]

Nice one

[@falkerhard]

I can't believe it. I am happy and proud of Nigeria / Lagos. But why do the taxis and busses insist on driving on the wrong side as well as people trying to sell things amongst traffic that should be moving very fast.

[@justindejager4999]

Build it up I wishing....

[@prospektarty1513]

Nigeria should focus on electric rail power and more electricity to homes, businesses and factories to reduce the high levels of pollution in places like Lagos where there is a constant cloud of pollution over the city.

[@makindefrancos_tv4872]

Davido or falz will be the 2023 president Please go to ibadan' and osun state . Roads are bad there

[@quadriady8464]

THIS IS BETTER THAN SPENDING MONEY ON WEAPON

[@Llponn]

Nigeria 3 : Sudan 1. Well done Nigeria

[@NedMedia]

💥👏🤘🇳🇬

[@victorylapp]

We don’t need only mega projects , we need a world class educational system for everyone, healthcare , industries, and opportunities for the abandoned lower class in the slums , nigeria is boasting of mega projects yet government has failed to attend to these issues time and time again

[@stevenconway9703]

I would love to visit Lagos 😍

[@Monaug5kid]

I thought you said the Siemens deal has been cancelled in a previous video?? What is the status of the project

[@NedMedia]

That video was about to go live and the minister announced a revival of the deal. If you watched towards the end you would have seen it. Long story short, the deal is back on track.

[@talosiahaulangi4244]

I hope our african people will get better lives and better works, rathe rthen the foreigners

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

If only they will Carry through all these projects.

[@westpointemsllc276]

mega project is always good but provide BASIC HUMAN NEED 1ST. LIKE 24HRS ELECTRICITY, ROAD,HEALTHCARE,WATER ETC

[@j1udu522]

Hopefully Nigeria will surpass Dubai

[@LurdViktor]

I hope it's all for real and not abandoned as the usual trend

[@Emmanuel00711]

Online city like eko Atlantic city since 2007, I like to see it get done, many bloggers have posted things like things in 2007 and disappointment won't let do it again. Greedy tinubu is a huge set back to Lagos development.

[@noblenoble584]

All na wash

[@garbaado9147]

To all Nigerians! Who else can tell me the difference between the present regime with that of PDP era, in terms of infrastructural development which is tied to economic development of any Nation.God bless PMB, God bless APC,God bless Nigeria.

[@onweobinna2644]

Is PMB the one doing the construction in Lagos?🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@BoskiM]

I would advise anyone to avoid buying and or living in any house on the seaside or beach front due to future apocalyptic floodings in areas that never experienced floodings of any magnitude before

[@sidex4]

These factors had been put into consideration during the planning stages.....and measures will surely be put to curb the menace of these ocean rises

[@nmg1909]

Good point but Nigeria doesn't have troubled waters causing typhoons and Hurricanes.

[@sidex4]

@@nmg1909 even at that....Take a look at the wall of Lagos constructed at eko Atlantic, the design was done to accommodate all that despite not having history of it.....who knows, in the future things may change

[@shancole4926]

Who fun these projects in Nigeria 🇳🇬 🤔?

[@dududale62]

Mostly Nigerians (You forget Nigeria has the most billionaires in Africa and they made their money and their businesses in Nigeria), Investors from other countries, foreign companies who are situated in Nigeria, and Chinese loans which Nigeria can surely payed back as we have the 27th highest GDP in the world. We will be be fine. Nigeria has no problem generating money. The problem is spending and infrastructure is a good investment. It will boost economic growth.

[@darvish19]

Go Nigeria

[@segunisaac6986]

I like the Nigeria air idea.britsh airways has been exploiting Nigeria too much, even Emirates n south Africa air.this will bring an end to their exploitation

[@thitzgo8239]

It's now 2023 one year had passed but until now there is still no actual construction. Just look at your Eko Atlantic 2 decades had passed but only 3 buildings completed in separate locations and only 2 buildings have just opened for business with only few customers.

[@listenup2882]

Will Nigeria ever have Africa's tallest building?

[@jacstvofficial4490]

I tire o!

[@ppudoka]

Let me at those bieachessssss. 🤭😀😀

[@princessfolawe]

If the 4th Mainland bridge is going to be privately funded, I expect the Lagosians to start their "toll" wahala again.

[@sidex4]

It should be tolled actually....that is how we can attract sustainable development

[@fredobadan8321]

No, it is not Nigerian government project alone.

[@jeanyambyambcapitalesoluti6778]

Who’s going to finance?

[@user-144k]

There is a real risk only foreigners and the very rich (so called Nigerians) would be the ones occupying this prime real estate locations

[@JD-zh1el]

It is not a risk. It will be a fact. Why do you think they purposely decided not to develop any of the available Nigerian land? They will spend billions of dollars (US $) developing the ocean when that could have been spent on Nigeria's infrastructure.

[@herbertmacaulay8987]

@@JD-zh1el That's private investors money, not government

[@RoyaIboy]

@@JD-zh1el anything build on Nigerian soil, sand, land, river, ocean, or sea is basically a Nigerian asset.... For as long as it's in Nigeria, it's a Nigerian infrastructure. By the way, the reason why some of the new infrastructure are built on reclaimed Lagos sea is because Lagos' financial/commercial district is in Victoria Island & it needs expansion due to its tiny size and its huge industrial & commercial use. It's also very necessary to build many residential buildings in close proximity to reduce travel time and traffic to and from work.

[@RoyaIboy]

The wealthiest black people in the world are Nigerians & the wealthiest people in Nigeria are Nigerians... All those buildings will be occupied by Nigerians. Majority of the wealthy foreigners in Nigeria work for Nigerian owned companies & work for Nigerian bosses.

[@petergyang9784]

Nigerians will occupy that place We are not .......

[@nostranger8592]

👍

[@stokitho]

ALL WEST AFRICAN PROJECTS ARE ONLY GOOD ON PAPER.

[@easternblood9207]

Why all this land reclamation going on the Atlantic? Why are you guys taking that much risk? Are they not lands again in Nigeria? Nigeria is full of undeveloped land, why don't you go there to build

[@dantesalazar7805]

Drawing city

[@emmanueladewale1733]

Is ocean city same as Eko athletic city??

[@NedMedia]

No. See Eko Atlantic City here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqLVnZ-ubtqAgqs

[@akrikaakrika1474]

Ned, I like your big dream posture.

[@prospektarty1513]

Dependence on motor vehicles and generators has polluted the air and contributed to an increase in respiratory diseases across the de facto capital city of the Southern Republic. More satellite cities should be built along the rail routes connecting the high speed trains running through the vast empty but fertile lands of Nigerias breadbasket the Central Republic to connect the Northern and Southern Republics and the United Capital territory of the Union of Nigerian Republics Abuja. How come 3 republics? Nigeria cannot afford 500 republics for each tribe as many will be banana republics there are only ten or so ethnicities in this vast country that can function independently 9;of them in the south and 1 in the north. And that won’t be a fair distribution. Also the experiment is to allow all related ethnicities to continue to live together so Igbo and Yorubas must learn to be one again like they were 2000/years ago when they split into separate branches. All the tribes of the south are very closely related so should stick together. Same for central and Northern Nigeria. The only viable ethnicities in Nigeria are the Ndi Igbo (A highly resourceful industrialised polity with many rich individuals who put their wealth against each other like the great wrestlers in Umofia in things fall apart the novel, they are incredibly disunited internally), Hausa Fulani confederacy (quietly autocratic but the most powerful and ruthless of Nigeria’s numerous ethnicities ), Yoruba (the most economically advanced and least deprived ethnicity with the least ability to unite the country let alone its numerous quarrelling sub divisions), Itsekiri ( this is a very wealthy independent and Westernised Yoruba ethnicity who by freak of history have managed to be both internally and externally independent and evaded integration into the Yoruba territories, they don’t have significant numbers to threaten the system but are threateningly influential way beyond their meagre numbers suggest), Ijaw-kalabari (an oil rich confederation of ancient post-cro-magnon hominid peoples whose ancestors have lived in Nigeria for thousands of years and predated the current homosapien volta- niger peoples of south and central Nigeria) Effik-ibibio ( these are Cameroonian Bantus in everything but nationality as they have much more in common with the shorter Bantu tribes of central Africa than with west African peoples and should not ideally be part of Nigeria but its much poorer neighbour) Urhobo-Isokob( these are southern Edo people who would find it difficult integrating with them confederation of Edo tribes due to over 1,200;years of separate and the Tivlands.

[@olugbengajaiyesimi113]

If wishes were horses, beggars would ride. Time to stop dreaming and find out how it is done from the Chinese and others.

[@hibbajude6971]

Do you mean "carriers" or "careers". They pronounce differently Ned.

[@dipayankar195]

None of these happened. This is 2023

[@pascalamos.6159]

Beaches😅

[@briankemp2290]

Won't happen. Just like every "mega project". Bar beach is a perfect example.

[@ethelbartgerrald1273]

1:44 BICTCHES?

[@michaelachonye1930]

A very big wishful lie. Why only in Lagos area. Damn blasted cow manure

[@falkerhard]

yaa bitches!

[@ndukaanalogbei1043]

Bros not discouraging you but tell us realistic project and not one fiction you called ocean city... Abeg no make me laugh.

[@pizzaicecream3869]

Ocean city is the One of the most dumbest idea so far in Lagos. Did they complete the EKO Atlantic yet? Do they have financial backers to bankroll the project? No. It is good on paper, but I doubt if it can be implemented. Sorry, but that’s the truth

[@ortegaseun9965]

This are two private companies ooo.... eko Atlantic isn’t a mere project that you will just start now and finish immediately. It took years for them to sand filled the place, and test the soil types in different countries of the world. They worked on great of wall of Lagos to avoid flooding. Secondly they started construction of roads , drainages , under ground wiring, bridges, etc . This’s not what you will do just in some years ooo. Presently they have sold all lands and several buildings construction have started. Then what do you want again.

[@mayurgeneral9077]

@@ortegaseun9965 bro don't mind these people, ask him if Rome was built a day

[@gbemisayoquadri9916]

Imagine siting an Airport in a leisure city...hehe! Do they they think noise pollution from an airport is pleasure? Or Skyscrapers sits well next to one?

[@Churros1616]

It's crazy to see so much jealousy. Benin City was not build in one day. Rome was not build in one day. Dubai was not build in one. These people just don't wanna see Nigeria win. Nigeria's economy is still growing. Even during a pandemic the economy grew in 2021. They are doing great things is Nigeria. No African country can compete at the moment, this includes South Africa, Egypt and Ethiopia.

[@nzubeemeka7470]

@@gbemisayoquadri9916 The 'airport' is probably gonna be an airstrip for Cessna-type aircraft and/or helicopters. Hence, the noise pollution would be negligible.

[@seanbryan1739]

Hahahaaaaa what a joke! You haven’t even been able to build Eko Atlantic City after 15 years, but you moving on to a new city? Lol…China built a new city almost every year. Finish Eko Atlantic, and investors will take Nigerians seriously.

[@darkjedi8996]

You have to much time on your hands loser

[@ortegaseun9965]

Learn to reason before writing ✍️. This are two private cities created by different companies. Learn to listen, comprehend before typing. Secondly Eko Atlantic is not a estate that you will just now and finished immediately. Such are well planned before buildings . Presently all the lands are sold. Construction of buildings have started already.

[@joebigtown7876]

Preach pastor 😂😂😂😂😂

[@RoyaIboy]

That's not how construction works... You can have 300 projects going on concurrently under various property developers and investors. For example: Eko Atlantic is valued at 6billion dollars & Dangote Refinery is valued at 19billion dollars, yet, it only took Nigeria 3yrs to complete Dangote Refinery... Sometimes it's not about the money.

[@olasportpredictions2253]

Let me educate you, most project are investors driven, Private sectors ,the job of the government is to give them enable environment. Sometimes getting funds is the major problems in project financing. Just as we saw In American, they abandoned a new York train station and new lines for almost 100years. Go do your findings

[@Jo-kg3gz]

BLA BLA BLA 😂😂🤣🤣

[@proyouservicesltd3652]

Nigeria Air ownership makes no sense. Seems like a way to scam Nigerians. Why must Nigerian goverment stake be limited to a maximum of 5% (with no minimum stake btw) and why must foreign investors be guaranteed 49% of the Airline? What nonsense! Audio National Carrier, let me know when we get a genuine National carrier. Why not appoint an existing indigenous Airline like Air Peace the national carrier and fund it to grow up to the required capacity?

[@fortress6334]

The eco Atlantic city we saw since a decade ago has not been done and you're showing us this craps again?

[@ossynjoku577]

Shut up it because they do not have many worker it will finish 2032 or 2036

[@fortress6334]

@@ossynjoku577, can't you hear yourself? It's because they don't have many workers do you have a job? So there are no workers in Lagos? I don't want to mention Nigeria. And you dare open your stinking mouth to tell me to shut up 😎😎😎😎

[@ossynjoku577]

DUDE YOU NEED SOME HELP

[@Jo-kg3gz]

Biafrans needs their independent, we don't want to be part of Nigeria.

[@mayurgeneral9077]

Go and sleep mumu..keep dreaming a lot of people are fighting for their life by starting small business and boost it to become some one in life

[@princessfolawe]

Do let the door hit you on your way out.

[@kenziestv6934]

Shut up

[@nmg1909]

And we are still talking about the 2023 elections in Biafraland? Don't be deceived.

[@mbrowne8166]

Go back to the farm. Your people have no food. How countries keep announcing project buildings to the whole world. There should be something better. Too much saturation. Leave the sea alone.

[@nmg1909]

😁😁😁😁😁😁 Neither Hurricane nor Typhoon is found in Nigeria.

[@johnsonamoni6382]

Do you have food in your country ?Nigeria are better feed than in your stupid country.

[@anita7414]

You just a big fool 😀 Joke on you

[@jacstvofficial4490]

Oya come and feed them!

[@exoticnature5414]

That megacity in your thumbnail can never happen in this last days of human rulership in Nigeria.

[@Bob_Ugee]

@IgweFed

[@Bob_Ugee]

@Igwefed