Nigeria plans to spend tens of billions to modernise railway network

[@Eusantdac]

Infrastructure is always important to improve travel and business.

[@msj21]

ya then sell out to china like lanka

[@jalalsk6557]

Which directly affect the economy

[@mahender.psinghbudgurjar709]

Keep it up NIGERIA, ❤ from 🇮🇳

[@mehmetalipasa]

It’s very nice to hear that Nigeria is now getting a state of the art railway system, this will greatly improve the Nigerian economy and the life of the people of Nigeria.

[@hamzasyed]

Glad to see good news out of Nigeria! Solidarity from Pakistan. 🇵🇰🇳🇬

[@primzilledingyv9299]

TWo most corrupt nations in the world ,the nigerians and punjabi pakistanis

[@jaybee4577]

@@primzilledingyv9299 Oh look at someone from a corruption free country. 😂😂🤦🏿‍♂️

[@hamzasyed]

@@jaybee4577 nope, undoubtedly an Indian who supports the fascist BJP-RSS regime of the Butcher of Gujrat Modi. Also, a country that persecutes the Kashmiris, is super corrupt, and has hundreds of millions of people living on less than a dollar a day. Anytime I see an arrogant Indian, I like to remind them of last year when even their middle class was dying in the streets from COVID due to overwhelmed hospitals and lack of oxygen.

[@davedave3520]

Indians here are mocking Nigeria and Pakistan thinking they are better...Look at the state of your country first before lecturing others, you have no right to mock others if you yourselves have the same, if not worse problem.

[@topmedicalshop]

@@primzilledingyv9299 rape capital of the world,Endia.

[@irsinium]

Wish them a bright future and prosperity. Love the hat. Love from Europe.

[@justmagaji]

❤️🥰

[@jibrilsalisunainna1184]

Thanks, responding from Kano, Nigerias` commercial city. Come and invest in Kano.

[@YadiAnyankah]

This is the number one step to taking Nigeria's growth forward, in addition to the free-trade zone in Lagos, if done efficiently across our country, along with good leadership and budget allocation to modern education(tech), and power generation, we can shoot up and probably double our economy in less than a decade. Privatisation of the railroads while providing subsidies will have a good chance of hastening it's development.

[@dylandylantoriyama5370]

@Yadirichukwu Anyankah...A step that should have been taken decades ago. Nigeria is far behind compared to what one should expect of Nigeria on paper with all the oil and gas wealth. How is the so-called ''giant of Africa'' still an underdeveloped and underperforming country. A station like this should have been built all across Nigeria by Nigerian engineers. I guess Nigeria's Brain drain is a clear indication even Nigerians don't believe in their own country.

[@jaybee4577]

@S W Every country have corruption and crime so your point is worthless.

[@CN_SFY_General]

never privatize the Rail network. A public-funded rail network is a key to success.

[@chaiyatatchawaldit1058]

@S W this guy again. i swear u r a Western Propaganda Machine

[@jibrilsalisunainna1184]

Privatizing rail will be that only the rich can afford its services, its a bad idea, no where in the world that rail is privatized, i doubt.

[@ericwalker2434]

Good for Nigeria!

[@amindra963]

The best and astonishing Infrastructure builders are the Chinese! 🇱🇰

[@pratiksuleforever]

That's why SL are in perineal debt

[@amindra963]

Learn to build and use your toilets. India is so filthy! Cannot use railway toilets. I lnow! Been there!

[@tlsvd5842]

At least the Chinese build infrastructure White Europeans colonized, plundering, exploiting and left Africa in ruined

[@WanWanOfficialX]

@@pratiksuleforever you need to google first where srilanka debt came from? And do a little research on sri lanka economy Dont make yourself like a fool

[@sakthimohan9242]

Is that why your country is in shambles now ?

[@sidex4]

I love the fact that China is Piloting these rail projects....they don't care about their immediate recuperation of their money....as long as the country is potentially worthy, they will invest in it, I'm glad Nigeria has been a big part of the "belt and Road initiative" Nigeria is a great country with huge potentials, its only infrastructure like these that can help us realize these potentials and make the optimal use of them.

[@darrenmanser2847]

You did hear the word 'loan' right?

[@sidex4]

@@darrenmanser2847 and you did read 'recuperation of their money' didn't you? Anyways thats not the point.....these projects are for the people and as far as it serve the people, its worth celebrating. After all, USA also owe China trillions of dollars. And they have not died

[@allangibson2408]

China is more serious about getting their money back than any other country. Ask anyone who has borrowed money from them. China also insists that all equipment be purchased from China - a win win for Chinese companies.

[@kongwee1978]

I'm surprise AJ doesn't spell debt trap.

[@artemisjuno]

Such beautiful naivete ! China is ONLY interested in investing in these countries to get out of them what it needs... raw materials and lots of them. They will sign away their wealth to China forever.

[@AceofCrazy89]

Wish the US would do the same. Nationalize rail, energy production and distribution, the medical industry

[@yiannimil1]

no time there! other concerns like russia, iran n korea.....china... brain washing the population, grabbing people by the .........., (in general)

[@irsinium]

And eventually be like Nigeria ? No thx. The marxist bs has to be erased

[@yiannimil1]

@@irsinium idiot! it is now nationalized....can you say Amtrak you think you do not live in a socialistic country...can you say SOCIAL security try opening a book be4 opening your moyth

[@FactZillafactInHindi]

Usa only destroy countries

[@AceofCrazy89]

@@irsinium one of the fastest growing economies in the world while investing heavily in cheap reliable public transportation? Sounds better than this capitalist hellscape of America.

[@IK_MK]

As long as it helps the people🇳🇬💚

[@chaiyatatchawaldit1058]

As an ethnic Chinese, I'm glad we are helping the world. Africa has alot of potential, and the west generally ignore. Nigeria might emerge as local power in the next few decades

[@solomonobihan9465]

Local power? As in Africa? Nigeria is already the biggest economy on the continent and already a local power. The next step is to become a global top 10-15 economy.

[@chaiyatatchawaldit1058]

@@solomonobihan9465 my bad, but global power is long way though. there's alot of contenders for the global power spot. there's only 3 right now, us china and russia. sub saharan africa doesn't have alot of competitors, so the odds are good. however, your region doesnt have much strategic value, and currently economic values. economically ur region will probably become more influential, but strategically it's not as important as say india

[@rached8161]

@@solomonobihan9465 your population explains your gdp ! your gdp is so very poor considering how many nigerians are there !

[@rached8161]

@@solomonobihan9465 local power ? and dutch shell controls your oil and gas exports ! funny clown

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Nope world power and not by chemical nuclear weapons but by inheritance.

[@cerveauy8782]

Love to all our African brothers from India

[@jibrilsalisunainna1184]

We all will.

[@marktrinidad7650]

What Africans need are missiles, tanks and jets. This is just a bad investment for Africa and Nigeria.

[@afsal235]

@@marktrinidad7650 USA and allies supplied those weapons in early times and fueled civil war , now China entered and stopped civil war and developing human life index of nigeria

[@jakubanders4053]

Super, I am happy for Nigeria. Always in Love with Black Land ❤ Connect With Africa ❤

[@tenzin6098]

Spending billions is easy, but the aim was made in Nigeria So try to give contract for locals, oresle mncs which performs their activities in Nigeria

[@manikkalore1630]

Good for them.. for development you need competent infrastructure. Good luck, from India.

[@jaybee4577]

Lots of CIA bots in the comment section. Nigeria borrowing money from China or any country is no one’s business. Nigerian government needs to create a business friendly environment and improve electricity infrastructure that will spur industrial growth and create many jobs. I know Chinese companies are also in charge of some hydro power projects. Nigeria contacted Germany Siemens to help with electricity infrastructure but an agreement have not been reached. These People in the comment section need to mind their own country’s problems.

[@AntPictures]

Wealthy countries should have been investing into Nigeria for decades, instead of robbing it's resources.

[@rickrandom6734]

People invest to countries because they want profit. Nigeria has been seen as too unstable country to invest.

[@AntPictures]

@@rickrandom6734 they also rob them for profit. I agree that a robbed country is not the best one to invest in.

[@rickrandom6734]

@@AntPictures Corruption of Nigerian elite is also to blame. Robbers would stay off if corrupted rulers would not let them succeed.

[@mythbusterUSA]

This is second good news coming from Nigeria after inauguration of fertilizer plant. Best wishes from Pakistan

[@african-history-fountain]

True. A lot is happening in Nigeria, a rising African power. The Belarus govt just contracted a Nigerian armoured personnel carrier manufacturer, PROFORCE, to supply it with APCs and mine resistant vehicles, all made in Nigeria by Nigerian engineers. Nigerian billionaire, Aliko Dangote also just completed the world's largest single train oil refinery in Lagos, which will position Nigeria as the top supplier of petroleum products to African nations, and a major world supplier.

[@death_parade]

@@african-history-fountain I thought the world's largest refinery was in Jamnagar, India. Not Dangote, Nigeria.

[@tuathaukui7812]

Great forward China and Nigeria cooperation for Development , it is Example of cooperation of mutuals benefit between developing countries or south to south cooperation

[@ahmednjidda6182]

The raise of china is a blessing to the developing world. China is not a greedy nation. We love China and hope it grow bigger together with friendly nations like Nigeria. Hope to see more cooperation on defence with nigeria to help fight against domestic and foreign threats.

[@5thdawg917]

Good to see finally Nigiera improving their infrastructure & economy. The white man will never help you. The Chinese may make some profit from it, but it will improve the lives of the people. It will reduce corruption. Just look at country's like Bangladesh & how far their nation has improved from the 90s, 00s, 10s. In 30 years, it's become modernised & created legitimate jobs for people. Education should also improve & stop killing each other

[@richardincm]

"The white man will never help you" ? Doesn't the commentary itself say that MOST of this network was built pre-independence (guess who by !), but that investment then stopped (i.e. under Nigerian control), that said I'm pleased to see modernisation is now getting underway now ... you need to be constantly investing in infrastructure, always ! Good Luck to Nigeria !

[@patriot9487]

you're an idiot. We built your countries for you, be grateful

[@solomonobihan9465]

Actually it was built to carry raw materials to the ports. It was not built to help the people.

[@richardincm]

@@solomonobihan9465 So my (1979) altas of world railways is wrong, when it says the system then also carried approx 9-million passengers a year, as well as 4-million tons of freight ? Few if any railway-systems are built solely for passengers IME, freight is almost always the main commercial justification, for the massive capital-investment needed.

[@thornil2231]

Who is doing it? The US? The EU? NOOO! CHINA!

[@giatiexwkanali2750]

Debt trap

[@fungamesinfo7596]

Debt trap is waiting to give surprise

[@thornil2231]

@@fungamesinfo7596 LOL wishful thinking. I guess between Francafrique and China Africans prefer China.

[@qjtvaddict]

The US can’t even properly handle their own railroads let alone others

[@fungamesinfo7596]

@@qjtvaddict not talking about us they r usless. But there were more countries who are managing large rail system like India or Japan

[@namename-qb5xe]

Finally Africa can progress after European suppressing them

[@Barzini548]

don't be surprised about the funding

[@ARM-bv1og]

@@Barzini548 Most of the funding is from china (loans)

[@Barzini548]

anything outside Africa's borders coming in is predatory

[@eastafrica1020]

China is colonizing Africa. In Uganda, when the government couldn't pay back the debt, the Chinese took over the airport for interest owned.

[@vorlon81]

@@eastafrica1020 Please watch Bloomberg on this debt trap in Africa. It debunks it.

[@junaidisalam5718]

they're so lucky to have China supporting them... if they depending on the western countries, the budget would jump at least 10 folds...

[@Rajkumar-ul7ko]

Welcome to china loan trap..

[@junaidisalam5718]

@@Rajkumar-ul7ko so, IMF and western banks are SAINTS?

[@Rajkumar-ul7ko]

@@junaidisalam5718 how many ports and airports were encroached by western banks ?

[@junaidisalam5718]

@@Rajkumar-ul7ko you can see it in a form of the U S military bases all around the world. isn't your country one of the commonwealth? a group of former england colonised countries?

[@liquidswordfish]

@@Rajkumar-ul7ko but hurt indian lol ...everywhere you see chinese loan you bark this

[@chinahamyku6583]

In short, China has few competitors when it comes to infrastructure projects in Africa. The reason is very simple. If China claims to be the second in the world in terms of infrastructure strength, no country in the world would dare to claim that they are the first.

[@Umu_Eri]

I remember reading news we bought an american train from some state because the politicians were wasting its use, good thing its seeing use in nigeria.

[@armatus]

As long as they don't privatize it it will work out. No government, as incompetent as they may be, can wreak havoc as much as private companies when it comes to public infrastructure.

[@tochivictor1846]

Why is private infrastructure bad?

[@armatus]

@@tochivictor1846 because they usually have to pay dividend or increase share prices. they do that by not investing in the infrastructure that is less/ not profitable. we had more rail km 100 years ago then we have now, because the Deutsche Bahn shut down thousand of rail km that were not profitable, cutting of hundreds of cities/villages. in Berlin we privatised the water infrastructure and a lot of housing. private companies did not invest but always kept rising prices. we now have bought alot of it back into the state to stop this.

[@DarthVantos]

@@tochivictor1846 Profit, this iis why the capitalist west most rail lines fail. Western europe and japan are the few places that turn a profit on traffic. Places like china and russia do not but they continue to build the infrastructure because they know it is a benefit to the nation in the long run.

[@bandvitromania9642]

Well it's already kind of owned by someone else soo too late i guess

[@sidex4]

@@bandvitromania9642 who could that be.....wait ✋, don't tell me its China

[@TAL142]

Infrastructure is always a good start in any economy. All the loans should be clear of conditions other than for the building of infrastructure projects. Be careful with the western loans with conditions that limit where and how to spend the money. And beware of all the western hypocrisy that use the loans as political blackmail.

[@okwudiliemoka7044]

Eastern* the loans came from China but yes I agree that the government should be careful with the precautions that come with collecting loans from these countries that offer them.

[@pje1976]

China is no saint. Look at Sri Lanka and Pakistan now. They are in Chinese death trap. Its a Modern era colonisation plan

[@姜思宇-i5o]

@@pje1976 Death trap? Is your family die from it?

[@vanessaamesty6739]

@@okwudiliemoka7044 oh no, China only lends money countries can't pay back. Predatory lending and they later end up owning big ports, airports or in this case railways.

[@rap3208]

@@vanessaamesty6739 Care to enumerate those infrastructures that ended up owned by China? And no don't cite Sri lanka hambantota port, or the ghana airport as that would prove you ignorant. So give us the links of those infrastructures.

[@wulung5943]

Great that Nigeria is developing its infrastructure

[@ambessashield9360]

Thank you CHINA.

[@djdammy7854]

Wow am so so so so happy to see this God bless nigeria 🇳🇬

[@michaelw6103]

great investment... they should hit up our Swiss government/railway operators.... They might give them a few tips.

[@TrainSpotterTVIndia]

Excellent

[@trailwayt9H337]

Informations of the views are very different of a beautifull experience Congratulations for big Nigerian railway network 💚

[@newera1892]

I wonder how much money gonna end up in Switzerland 😂

[@cwasan8429]

Rising Nation.

[@sizanogreen9900]

Nigeria is a great country. Even if just for the fact that you can wear this hat and still become managing director of anything even remotely serious.

[@sojijacobs8270]

😆

[@jaybee4577]

I don’t know if that suppose to be funny but a man wearing his cultural attire have nothing to do with his work ethic.

[@radiation8174]

😂😂😂😂

[@butchfils9464]

@@jaybee4577 exactly. We are not obliged to wear trousers and shirts and jeans.

[@sizanogreen9900]

@@jaybee4577 If this is his cultural attire I can only say I am deeply suprised as well as equally delighted.

[@JogBird]

In usa the 'high speed' line in central california will cost over $100 billion for less than 200km in the middle of nowhere

[@ianhomerpura8937]

Which is weird. It is very likely there is corruption happening, because to be honest, if the project was either given to the French or the Japanese, it would have been done by now.

[@qjtvaddict]

@@ianhomerpura8937 North America has the worst political system on earth they just use propaganda to cover up that fact

[@Rajkumar-ul7ko]

@@qjtvaddict 100billion dollar is over cost...

[@fahimalamin120]

Good luck from Bangladesh 🤔

[@aceace5641]

Mexico should do the same. Instead we sold our railways and trains to the gringos. 🙄

[@emmapeel8163]

well CCP owns this one.

[@tmd-w1552]

@@emmapeel8163 shut up

[@icecp4279]

@@emmapeel8163 whataboutism.

[@thegreataynrand7210]

Stop illegally migrating to gringo lands

[@SuperKillerdog]

@@emmapeel8163 No they don't.

[@Sanniolumide]

Nigeria is really trying in terms of rail development in Nigeria from Lagos to other part of the country. This will really have a positive effect on the country GDP after completion of the massive railway. State like Lagos alone is building more than 10 railways terminal in the state this will really help state like Lagos to reduce traffic and less cars will be on the road while government will be happy and smiling to the bank. I have independently film all the train station on my channel to support the government in promoting many of this infrastructure development to the world. Every advance country consider railway transportation because it is mass and cheap so every develop country consider investing in rail transportation. Thank you for this video!

[@chandiwicks307]

Good developing of railway. Its critical provide conditions so that they are secure. Recent Attackers of the train Must be punished in public hearing & show the bandits they cant escape. Nigerian forces are capable to handle this. Should not repaeat such black marks that are going to deter investment in to railway & more.

[@kadirushirazu1276]

Vamos Nigeria you can do it for Africa

[@safiyaaliyu5528]

GOOD

[@DynaCatlovesme]

So, Nigeria's railroads are a bit better than the United States' and for much the same reasons.

[@namename-qb5xe]

USA doesn't have a railroad system

[@RmsJw]

@@namename-qb5xe they have best killing system.n

[@chrisudoka5420]

@@RmsJw you ?

[@COVID_24]

Does Nigeria have track maintenance and vehicle repair technology? If they were all done by Chinese companies, it wouldn't last.

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

Nigeria has a new massive Train coach assembly and manufacturing plant at the final stages of construction right now, in Lagos Nigeria...it has all the spare parts and trained manpower needed.

[@african-history-fountain]

@@interestingthingstoknow8975 Actually the plant is in Kajowa, Ogun state, a couple hrs by road from Lagos. It's a huge manufacturing plant that will employ 5,000 Nigerians, and supply train wagons and coaches to the railway network, and to other African countries.

[@jianshu7022]

As a Chinese，we just want by building infrastructure in exchange for oil and gas

[@mesut7699]

Then you are in wrong place 😎

[@ahmadin5681]

Good news

[@niyazrahumann]

Chinese developed poor countries infrastructure.

[@tmd-w1552]

Nigeria isn't poor

[@5thdawg917]

Nigeria isn't poor. They have lots of oil. They are corrupted by the white man & greedy politicians. If they had a Mandela in their country, a proper leader like Gaddafi, Castro or Saddam Hussein, their nation would flourish and thrive like the people of Wakanda

[@niyazrahumann]

@@5thdawg917 yes brother we know, but western countries make you poor even though you have oil rich.

[@frankfleming1103]

​@@tmd-w1552 Nigeria is not rich, same situation as India, otherwise the invest for bulid an railway is not too much for an city or company

[@axelaaronccasanihuachua9073]

Good for them

[@rudra20048]

Yes. Even Nigeria with overpopulation is cleaner than India

[@syhuhjk]

India is more overpopulated than Nigeria you Pakistani mullah

[@phamtien5659]

Good, CRRC is very good

[@1pasupaty]

Nigeria Isa rapidly developing nation.railways should be efficient

[@GOLI570]

Great Job

[@coryplum5375]

You have to build roads before you get rich. This rule was fit for Westerners, for Chinese, and it's still fit for Africans.

[@Onyoutubech]

Menarik, dan semoga berhasil

[@avgfree21]

Nigeria is an oil country, the money is there but the willingness to bridge political and religious divides needs to be strong

[@chris_staybeastly]

Maybe US can take notes

[@jackpeipei820730]

Never

[@qjtvaddict]

@@jackpeipei820730 the US is too arrogant they have to collapse first

[@amindra963]

At present there are over 5,800 Bullet trains connecting over 600 cities in China. And in India, they are still trying to build just one(1) I recently heard, they've abandoned this project. Just boasting won't cut it.

[@kofiagyeibaffour647]

This what my country Ghana needs an effective railway system

[@lulin8870]

Looks modern

[@Gustav_Smit]

Rumor has it Father Christmas is in Nigeria building railways

[@Gustav_Smit]

Also Nigeria seems to be leading in investing vast amounts in it's infrastructure, something other countries can only dream about

[@istoppedlaughing5225]

Improvement of railway is 120% better than road Improvement.

[@jetli740]

both equal important,

[@Railhog2102]

It's possible that some of these miles of track date back to the European colonization of Africa in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

[@camdenward1931]

That's right! Then you can expand manufacturing and access to more jobs. That's wise

[@hassanmagaji1792]

A step forward indeed. Extension of the railway network needs to be extended to the states in the North West(Sokoto and Kebbi) before the modernisation!

[@qjtvaddict]

That’s murican thinking

[@Biobele]

Sokoto and kebbi are too small and not profitable So no need to extend anything there

[@hassanmagaji1792]

@@Biobele They are the gateway to Niger and Benin Republics. Our immediate neighbours and free-trade partners.

[@LandtechnikGesternHeuteMorgen]

nice algorithm

[@katrinagarrett9612]

Is the funding from China or the U.S.? The video description states the U.S., but the video itself says China. Which is it?

[@jackpeipei820730]

China, US provide weapon only and not for free

[@chrisudoka5420]

America owe china trillions of dollars know that now

[@笨蛋-p9b]

Atleast better than indian railways not better it's best ...look at that how modern it is and stylish it is same like Chinese

[@proudwumao7280]

We welcome Chinese train and Chinese money et Chinese technologies in Africa

[@johhw_6432]

I watched other videos about the inside of the train station, you are very well managed, very clean, very beautiful, it feels like everyone is obeying the rules, bless Nigeria.

[@luci75d76]

Learn how the Chinese they do the management for it and you will be successful on managing after as well

[@ayomide1007]

Lagos to ib, 5 hours on the road? That journalist didn't investigate right

[@kevinishott1]

All thanks to China and NO WAR!

[@harshittyagi3175]

Nigeria falling in debt trap of China. An alternative title

[@shayblunt5221]

Nothing like debt trap. China helped so they have to pay back. It's a trade as simple as that

[@harshittyagi3175]

@@shayblunt5221 A country like Nigeria can never pay back. Look what has happened in Sri Lanka/Pakistan.

[@Wheels_of_Simulation]

Hopefully nigeria can pay back the loan faster, they should worry about chinese debt trap.

[@SefadjiJosee]

We need port Harcourt ABA Enugu light rail

[@antordas3954]

Before look at the situation of Sri Lanka

[@Subh8081]

What would Nigeria surrender for 99 year lease if they fail to pay back the loan? Ports? Airports? Railroads? Transportation corridor? Utility companies? Mining? Or just votes in UN for China and free flow of Chinese goods in Nigeria?

[@chrisudoka5420]

Check your country first before you come here comment.

[@solomonobihan9465]

Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa. We pay our debts.

[@SalvadorCiaro]

I love trains best, transportation method. Really efficient and a good economy of scale and it environmentally friendly. There just better than cars. Did you know I like trains, great stuff. Also why is there no tram in my city, that makes me sad.

[@qjtvaddict]

Elevated rail is best trams are just buses on tracks

[@SalvadorCiaro]

@@qjtvaddict that would be overkill for my city, it's not that big.

[@lyttlebee]

China helped Nigeria build the railway network, now it comes to whether Nigeria has the wisdom and resources to make the most of it.

[@abdulsegs]

Well said

[@jerolvilladolid]

Modern rail network? Nigeria? Shouldn’t those two words have opposite meanings? It certainly cant be used in a single sentence.

[@chiefs5822]

What could you possibly know? where have you ever been? ever left your village? i would be shocked if you could even point out nigeria on a map.. meaning your opinion is as valid as that.

[@solomonobihan9465]

Can you point Nigeria on a map?

[@chiefs5822]

@@solomonobihan9465 Lived on 3 continents, travelled to over 15, go figure!

[@samkamoche]

The floating slums in one of Nigeria's biggest cities create a very bad image, maybe they should create modern housing for the population first😎

[@tunxlaw]

No be you go tell us wetin we go do

[@jaybee4577]

Ok I understand that Makoko community needs some environmental improvement but They don’t need to be moved from the river because that their way of life.

[@jyde50]

There are more slums in your much poorer country.

[@dg5798]

Honestly what a way to appear on a tv interview love to Africa and Nigeria

[@michaelahern6821]

They will yeah...all that money will be stolen...giving them millions is crazy...

[@petey3965]

Hst's are on their way.

[@andrenewcomb3708]

Obama and Boco Harum going to the Miss World Pageant as Her Majesty's guest.

[@jamaicasysbm2580]

Just outsource the running of the railway to private companies

[@yaeheal2570]

It's only good if it runs on electricity!

[@dennyardiansyah2369]

2:31 is that BN-Holec train?

[@starburst23]

Tracks aren't covered in trash yet, nice, sure they'll get there soon though. (Hint: could be why you don't have nice things)

[@ericwalker2434]

Quiet

[@jaybee4577]

CIA troll

[@drkimoni5011]

ITS ABOUT TIME NOW DO IT ALL OVER AFRICA

[@vanessaamesty6739]

As long as they are not using Chinese money. The chinese will be owning that railway and half Nigeria by the end of it.

[@jetli740]

exactly how you work that out? even if china own the railway 100% how can it own half of the country? it just like you own your house and also own half of the city you live in. MY GOD YOU ARE F*** DUMB

[@hengongchua6250]

China help to provide loan for under developing country to build infrastructures like railway, port, road, hospital and school. Other rich country help and fund to build biological weapons labs for poorer country. Ukraine biological weapons lab is a good example.

[@asim_bhagat.786]

Rising superpower China

[@ansosboy8687]

Chinese Belt and Road Initiative are same like US Marshall plan be careful of that

[@darrenmanser2847]

Yeah it ended real well with the IMF too

[@mehjabinrahman8224]

Even nigeria have better railway than my country

[@laminiyesanhassankamara7217]

Billionaire living overseas need to help

[@TheMusicalElitist]

Which is why they’re getting old British rolling stock