Nigeria Secret $20B Nuclear Program

[@RandomMZ1412]

With this type of exclusive content, Ned media, I salute you. Wow wow! Never ever thought Nigeria will ever attempt at Nuclear. All watching should subscribe. I thoroughly enjoyed this episode

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for your support and compliments 😊 👍🏽

[@jeremywoodard9211]

this is why you need to start doing things in secret stop announcing everything you’re going to do just do it and by the time they figure it out it’ll be too late

[@african-history-fountain]

Don't be naive. There's nothing 'secret' or illegal about a country developing nuclear energy. You would have to build nuclear power plants for starters. You can't keep those 'secret'. Ned Media is just clickbaiting you by cloaking the Nigerian nuclear program as some sort of 'secret'. It's even on Wikipedia.

[@so9487]

On the surface, it appears to be the pride of Nigeria to have a nuclear program. However, it is a fool's pride. The cost of cleaning up any accident could put an end to all current and future projects in the works because the cost would be unbearable.

[@ifeanyianona9957]

This is not the type of project u can do in secret, coz the nuclear police had to monitor ur progress to know when u are out of rules and regulations.

[@temitopeadewunmi3175]

Nothing is hidden.

[@joeyternaagor6457]

I am amused at the expressions of surprise by several of the Nigerian commentators here. We obsess so much about our country’s negative things that the positive ones elude us and become surprises when revealed as in this case.

[@rpo1574]

With so many Critical Nigerians and their unjustified comments both at home and from abroad, there is only one question that should be asked....With citizens like these, who needs an enemy???

[@african-history-fountain]

EXACTLY.

[@kfk256]

We celebrate the positive things. Some of us just can't ignore the experiences we've had with things like the Ajaokuta steel mill, Festac development, etc. that we were proud of and watched them crumble right in front of our faces due to corruption. We talk about it, so we don't dismiss such happenings only to repeat it.

[@pilgrimemmanuel.6148]

informative and eye opening. Im in Russia and it's true, no country will give it best to another, we have to quadruple our effort

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for watching 👍🏽

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

We need a small modular reactor (SMR). We need our own currency in Africa to make things work.

[@trandyz2521]

If you try that, the big powers will find and k!ll you

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

Which currency are u using

[@andycole1065]

And we Africans do have our own currency.

[@dgd865]

@HOUSE OF HISTORI🔯 You are African, like it or not. Stop that separatism.

[@MooneLightEntertainment]

*Bro, you are one of a kind in the Nigerian Content space. You seem to have vowed that we can never see it all, everyday you surprise us with unbelievable discoveries.*

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for the amazing compliments 😊 👍🏽

[@sammesamme-nlar2829]

Wow 😲 never heard or even thought such could be possible in the climate of the double standard west. Nigeria 🇳🇬 and others need to diversify partners especially never excluding Russia 🇷🇺 and it’s allies in any endeavors!

[@kevinemmanuel8525]

Plenty of african countries are building nuclear energy.

[@so9487]

Russia as a whole has a population of about 146 million people with an economy size of $2.133 trillion in 2022. New York City has a population of about 18.9 million people with an economy size of $2.1 trillion. Russia is the last country Nigeria should partner with for anything. You always partner with countries that are democratic and are doing much better than you so that you can suck some of their wealth. Russia's economy is based on oil. Nigeria doesn't want to look at Russia and say "that's our future".

[@morninglight8300]

Thumbs up NedMedia!! Thank you for this information. Please talk more about treaties, and foreign policies especially with Britain. I believe there is a lot we need to know, especially the younger generation about Nigeria relationship with Britain and what the deal is during independence. Also, should we really be part of the so called commonwealth? Of what benefit is the so called commonwealth to us?

[@murphymarshall5294]

Thank you for always bringing us good information

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for watching 👍🏽

[@hibbajude6971]

Another neat surprise from NED Media. Cautiously happy to learn Nigeria has a nuclear research facility for peaceful uses. What are we waiting for, let's bring it to life already. The power generation aspect is nuts!

[@sherifraheem1044]

Awesome and informative as always, thanks.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for watching Sherif.

[@victorsaduwa9423]

I am happy to see that the end of the PEPT has not doused your zeal for dishing out information, Rather , you have expanded your focus,. I see you hoeing beyond this to grater things in the media circle, Keep it up. We are with you all the way.

[@thimothyade6385]

God bless you my brother. China 🇨🇳 don be mugu to this oyinbo people but now, they are super power

[@EmIzzy95]

Omo I’m happy for Peter obi, because it seems during his regime, there will finally be constant light in Nigeria

[@kvnqsolo]

Omo i come reply after election 😭, dem no wan give us obi

[@jan-michaelnelson6571]

Congratulations Nigeria!!!!!

[@premiumrealtyng]

You’re doing the work of God ❤

[@azeezedo-omozuwa1820]

Great video. I agree we need to change our foreign policy

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for watching 👍🏽

[@obiorahejiofor4839]

Thanks for revealing this to us.

[@George-zd7mu]

the lost of bakassi peninsula was a SAD MEMRORY

[@lokiyih]

Thanks to obasanjo😢

[@wilsonbio4454]

This is not an information that should come on public domain. The west don't want Africa, nay Nigeria to develop nuclear power whatsoever. Let bloggers be careful, when it comes to highly sensitive projects of this nature.

[@oladunjoyeon]

You can as well do your research on the nuclear accelerator facility at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. The research facility is there and functional. Pay a visit and do your content about it. The facility is first and older than the one at ABU Zaria.

[@anetor78]

This is awesome 👌

[@alabel6588]

Until Nigeria is blessed with good leadership, nothing can change. The present crop of leaders behave like foreigners who don't care about progress of the country.

[@zeezeeabbas4190]

Stop 🛑 what have you done fri Nigeria nothing always bla bla about your government 🤮🤮

[@Tony-ku5oq]

"Don't put all your eggs in one basket."

[@2naija]

Great work NEDMEDIA. Any update in this?

[@Relevantadvise]

I love this brother

[@frankveck7988]

I am personally not a fan of nuclear power. But IF Nigerians want to go in this direction, I recommend focusing on Thorium-based reactors. - I am not a fan of Russia either. If they had not built the steel works in Ajaokuta (or if they had finished the job properly), Nigeria would have saved a lot of headaches. Funny note: if you read the Russian article in an online encyclopedia - which I am not allowed to mention here, it starts with a "w" - about Ajaokuta, it says very clearly: "it was the fault of the Nigerians that it never worked". So I would not put too much hope on them.

[@NedMedia]

Is Thorium proven? The encyclopedia article is partially correct because no money means contract will be abandoned. Thanks for your insights Frank 😊

[@frankveck7988]

@@ibrahimsalami4014 The Russians don't have the best technology in anything. Ever heard of Chernobyl? Why do you think they are losing the war?

[@sahmadmer]

Negerian expert develop nuclear program... Included military nuclear program for defence policy of Negeria...

[@Fido1010]

Why this?...Should be classified Now you let the cat out of the bag. ..

[@johnboo9346]

I like the way yo always ask, have yo subscribed to our channel 😂

[@ibyabu]

Business is WAR!

[@gloriousdiadem1626]

Everything north!!! Yet they are not the tech hub. This power just has to shift

[@gamerscompounde-sport151]

nobody want it in the south actually we know about it

[@oladipoajayi3191]

Another very good video, very well researched, but just a few things to add, in the '80 the only 2 university offering nuclear physics was Abu and oau, ife, I was a student at ife in 1987 when Russia donated 2 reactor, 1 in each university, their is a nuclear research laboratory in ife till today, this was during Babangida Era, I had been worried about those nuclear reactors since kaduna became hotbed of banditry, nuclear material especially those from the type of reactor that was gifted to us by ussr; it is high yielding uranium, america fear is that al kheda might get there hand unto it and build a dirty bomb, which within their technicality, almost the same thing they did when they told ukraine to give back their nuclear weapon back to Russia in 1994 (Budapest protocol) for security guarantees from Russia, if that happens you know where the bomb is coming. Another thing if this bandit are trying to remove this core material they can contaminate the whole northern nigeria including Abuja making it unliveable for 20,000 years, unless all the top soil is removed. Nigeria is trying to get a nuclear reactor because of Egypt getting 4 from rosatom, although they have economic problems now but they were in a fix because Ethiopia built the Renaissance dam on the blue Nile that affected their aswann hydrogenerator, but the truth is they have too much gas reserve: next to nigeria in Africa, egypt need it as a necessity but they could have used gas turbine. If they can find any western financial backer, but instead of approaching China for gas turbine are building a white elephant new capital with China money, and say the truth Egypt will be hosting Africa's 1st nuclear reactor, South Africa has a research one built for them by Israel during apartheid that they made their A bomb from, in conclusion I agree with you that a modular reactor is what we can handle now for this following reason, modular reactors are sealed to change the core fuel you just pull the core out, the regular reactor take about 2 to 3 weeks to change the fuel, and it has to be changed every 2 years, you have to have trained people with protective gears, that can only be exposed for number of hours everyweek to remove it, taking into account that the people trained in Nigeria universities has never removed a fuel in their life (my girlfriend was a student) the reactor was brought to nigeria by russia technicians that loaded them, then you have to depend on another country to remove and dispose the used fuel another Ajaokuta Situation. The most important lesson about nuclear reactor they are very expensive, never completed on time,always outgrow it budget, and they do not last a long time average life span 30 to 50 years because the radiation from the core detoirating the cables and rust in the pipe and the cores, that means if Nigeria has built a power nuclear reactor at the time they built Kanji dam in 1969, it will be at the end of its life now, I might be wrong but this is my honest opinion, stay with gas turbine make it effective disregard whatever the western country environmental criticism be like China.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for your wonderful insights and for sharing this with us.

[@oladipoajayi3191]

@@ibrahimsalami4014 modular reactors are relatively safe than the rest, even your all mighty ussr in 1987 chernobyl or three mile island in New york 1979 and Fukushima of recent chernobyl will be radioactive for the next 20,000 years if almighty Russia can not prevent core meltdown, Nigeria can not even feed himself by the way I have lived in USA most of my life, nobody generate more power from nuclear power than USA, Russia is not even, half the gigawatts of energy, learn how to make motorcycle before you start talking about going to the moon, I may be wrong but I just don't believe we are technological and security wise ready, like I say this my humble opinion, and we can cleannot the oil spill in ogoniland, we need expatriates, how are we going to clean nuclear fall out and nigeria is broke.you are absolutely right. If the new reactor could last 80 years why do you think they scrap there nuclear submarine after 20 years, built with billion of dollars, be sure they are afraid the radiation has detoirated the electrical component, that is why all the reactor in USA was initially certified for 30 years then they will inspect all components, then they gave them 10 more year's, they don't really know themselves, yes the modular Reactors and thorium rod reactor/molten salt reactor are not new concept. They were developed in the 50's they even experimented with them and abandon it because of corrosion, nuclear reactor in sub. That were built in the 50's were modular reactors and none of them is in existence today. They began building commercial power nuclear reactor in1961 and is decommissioned already, France is building one now and it not yet commissioned and its leaking, another problem with nuclear power is you have to rely on you supplier, policies change/government changes, that is problem israel faced after 6 day war embargo was placed on them and couldn't get uranium for there dimona nuclear plant in 1967, hence they have to do the unthinkable, to reinforce what i am saying read this: (news.yahoo.com/china-nuclear-deal-held-over-090000785.html modular reactors) are not very either, in 2017 one of 3 companies that are the big players; Nuscale told the US DoE that it will cost about $1.5 billion to build 1000 MW station in 2017, now they have revised it and said it is going to $3billion that's about capacity of Kanji and you will need at least 2 since when you're reloading you need alternative source of energy.

[@oladipoajayi3191]

@@ibrahimsalami4014 and by the way read this As of 2016, countries including Australia, Austria, Denmark, Ireland, Italy, Estonia, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal and Serbia have no nuclear power stations and remain opposed to nuclear power. Germany, Spain and Switzerland plan nuclear phase-outs by 2030, are those countries undeveloped.

[@oladipoajayi3191]

@@ibrahimsalami4014 there is one in Genoa that was the.nuclear plants uranium that isreal high jacked in 1968 to keep dimona going, subsequently that had to support the apartheid regime despite it goes against their policy counter antisemitism, but they needed uranium, the southern African got a reactor and expertise from which they built the A bomb in 1978, nuclear make you bend your back.

[@oladipoajayi3191]

@@ibrahimsalami4014 Italy closed it last nuclear plant in 1990 the one genao, it's the only G8 country without nuclear plant, same thing Austria has closed their plant, check it if you don't believe, I'm a very practical nigerian, I believe every country should use Whatever it has for it's development, that why China, India did not come or make commitment at the environmental summit, because they may still use, fossil fuel for their industries, nuclear power plant is "molten bus" that if it quit you will push, it accident waiting to happen, as USA, Russia and Japan highly industrial countries found out, don't be buried by countries that cause the environmental problem to make unwise decisions, stay with what you have develop your infrastructure and primary industries, then you can talk of nuclear power, imagine we cannot even build our roads and bridges ourselves, during Awolowo's tenure in Western region PWD built all the roads, all governors are going to China to build roads, why don't use works department and use expert consultants you will save money and your people will gain experience, you can borrow thing power plant,steel plant, petrochemical plant, plastic and chemical plants.

[@wilfredbergland551]

NIgeria and other African countries must put their minds together and create small modules that work and then copy them to bigger projects. Nigeria and Ghana should be making train tracks and trains and large generators in masses and everything else in masses. USA

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

A Nigerian company in Kaduna produces train tracks.

[@DE-hi9mc]

IAEA and all these other countries remove rich harmful uranium from the power plants. But, who supervises and removes and monitor theirs?

[@merrytv1963]

We need nuclear power energy to power this country. Since gas as become something else. I nor say NEPA go still take light

[@cmartin5903]

If it's secret, why are you telling the world?

[@lindysides711]

US and France are out problem

[@zeezeeabbas4190]

And all eu

[@lindysides711]

They will fight you with sanction lol and we already surrounded with foreigner force. Nigeria govt should learn from NedMedia

[@seefinish_]

Interesting :) well done

[@bulalah]

why are you making your voice sound one kind. you wan sound like oyinbo😂😂😂 your are amazing, content and knowledge top notch!

[@medfitconsultant]

Good journalism. 👍. However is this not the Nigeria that wants to divide into 3 different countries?!? 🤔

[@grantgerson2492]

Yes, brother keep thinking that way. Now let us get Africa 🌍 to do the same.

[@hibbajude6971]

I am shocked to know my awkward Nigeria has a nuclear energy program. The emphasis must remain on electricity and nothing else. If we can pull off this one I will be mighty impressed.

[@rodiebakpa9368]

All sounds good, however there was an incident when certain individuals allowed nuclear waste and nobody was held accountable!

[@uchennanwosu4625]

You are unaware of globalization. Is there really still such a thing as an American company? Perhaps this is true for China. The western countries are capital market based. Individual shareholders own the companies and their policies are for personal profits not necessarily national interest. China's unprecedented growth was in part because of western cooperations relocating plants to exploit cheaper labor, as well as to escape stringent regulatory operating environment. The largest shareholders in some of the well known cooperations in the west may even be Nigerian. During the Bush era, for example, despite 911, the company that won the contract to provide security for the Long Beach Port of Los Angeles was a company from the United Arab Emirates. This is globalization. The key to foreign direct and indirect investment is regulatory environment, policy incentives, and rule of law. It is all about profits. France may have played a role in undermining the Eco currency, however the major reason Nigeria is incapable of exercising influence in its foreign policy is due to our weak economy and political instability. We were even late in signing the AFTA because of our lack of productive capacity. We don't even dominate the West African region military anymore because of our inability to quell insurgency. Chadian troops came into our territory and demonstrated more capacity against Boko Haram than our own military. I however agree that we need to develop domestic capacity through research and production. Notwithstanding, backward integration leads to technology transfer, which will help us leapfrog. We are so far behind, it would be foolhardy not to invite foreign companies to invest in manufacturing. It shouldn't be either or. The government can invest massively in education and fund research through grants. The government also must incentivize diasporans to return with their money and skills.

[@markfactor5952]

No truer words have been said. Nigeria should start from the basics. Only incentivising diasporan's will lead to technology transfer,fast tracking manufacturing, education etc. When all this happens,Nigeria will be elevated to a position where it will negotiate from a position of power. But it seems the leaders don't even have the mental capacity to dissect through all these potentials

[@a0z98]

🇳🇬🇧🇼💪

[@movimentocarico693]

That's why I said Nigeria never have government

[@jcobande]

US taking notes 📝

[@Jamiefrennzy]

Nice one if we are unable to harness nuclear energy for power generation. But for the issues of our failing industrialization drive, kindly blame your corrupt public officials

[@NosakhareAbrams]

Next time don't talk negative about my country! My your business

[@Jamiefrennzy]

@@NosakhareAbramsTell me one positive thing about your politicians. I didn't say anything negative about your country, but your politicians

[@nostranger8592]

👍🔔

[@chudiksc]

I don't want to listen again .... Nigeria that can't even keep electricity.... going for Nuku.....

[@kelvinchukwuma9014]

This is nice 😊

[@esoftstudio3876]

Obasanjo is anti Nigeria is British trained all his policy is anti Nigeria why abacha is one of the best that ruled Nigeria his policy protect the interest of nigeria.

[@im_aleey]

Abacha, was a brutal and corrupt dictator. Wasn't it under him we had the case and execution of Ken Saro-Wiwa.

[@prospektarty1513]

The problem is Nigeria’s colonial status as a British post colonial dependency. The treaty between the sultan of Sokoto and the British government cedes power to the uk over external affairs policy and that is why the uk and us governments continue to support a northern led Nigerian government that is loyal to the west and extremely docile in its leadership of the African continent. Left to it our northern based leaders would cede Nigerias sovereignty to the west to enjoy their continued domination of national politics regardless of independence or not. Remember they never wanted independence in the first place.

[@naijalolade688]

You did not get the right info on SOLGAS and GINL partnership. SOLGAS was Obasanjo's son friend company which was recommended by an American during his massive privatisation. A company that does not know anything about steel. It was GEJ that indicted Nigeria of $498m just when Nigeria was winning the case in London. The FG wanted an out-of-court settlement. OBJ gave SOLGAS, and Yaradua took it back after he was killed I guess Yaradua was killed because of these two massive deals he signed with the Russians when the Russian president came to Nigeria to sign the deal. After Yarauda died, GEJ I bet was pressured to give it back to SOLGAS then in PARTNERSHIP with India STEEL company, GINL that was known for sabotaging a deal like that also in Libya. Please get the right information. The Rosatom deal under GEJ was replaced with GE Plants and Ajaokuta sabotage continued and about $500m was indicted. The simple truth is, AJaokauta and such a huge deal will be sabotaged by the west until Nigeria gets the political will to say enough is enough.

[@diligenceeke3023]

Yaradua was sick and died sick. Stick to the facts. He was sick long before he became governor. Those are the facts. Buhari has also been sick and has managed to survive. If it was easy to eliminate leaders of countries then many of them in the world today would be dead.

[@naijalolade688]

​ @Diligence Eke So why were they covering Yaradua's death in Saudi Arabia? They wanted to make it look as if he died in Nigeria. Not until a protest started, they were not going to even reveal his death. You should try to apply reason. Just when he stepped on all the redlines. Is it today they have used Saudi Arabia against Nigeria? The last time was when Buhari was removed, and Idi Agbon was lured to Saudi. Which then made them remove Buhari. So it's not today pls. ok. Also, answer why GEJ sabotaged Ajaokuta and Rosatom deal. This is where the real answer is. GEJ continued all the projects his boss started but not those two why? What are they hiding? Yes, GEJ lived to fight tomorrow. A wise leader would. What about Yaradua? A great leader dies for his people.. Just go and check it Nah. Virtually all leaders have one or two things they are fighting inside of them. Could Yaradua's own be managed, yes it could? For your information, Buhari has turned on the Blast Furnance finally. Do you want to answer why they already poisoned Buhari too? Pls, just reason. I'm out.

[@diligenceeke3023]

I respectfully disagree. They were hiding it because it was sensitive information. Secondly, some people from the North didn't like the death and wanted to benefit from it. In fact, left for them they'd keep it secret and keep using his signature and controlling the nation in his name. It was a simple power play between the North and South. Nothing more. They just found it offensive to hand over to Jonathan a Southerner, just two years after Obasanjo another Southerner had led the country for 8 straight years. This is the same reason for which Buhari surrounded himself with his kinsmen in case of any vacuum, he expected his brothers to carry on in his name until he was fit to come back.

[@naijalolade688]

​ @Diligence Eke How then can you explain the part Jonathan sabotaged the Ajaokuta steel industry and the Rosatom deal by indicting Nigeria of about $500mln as per the Ajaokuta and also bringing in GE electric which is worth about $10Bil to replace the Rosatom deal his boss started with the Russian president? Please I would like to believe your part but I do not find both of them connecting at all. The delay in installing GEJ was part of the deal he would sign. DONT CROSS THESE REDLINES>... It is the reason his Boss died in the first place and OBJ 100% knows about this. This is not the first time they have done a regime change.. The one of the regime change was to kill Murtala and install OBJ who then handed power over to Sheu-Shagari.. So your idea truly fits a local political ideology but is not the reason GEJ was not installed on time.. What happened to Ibori? He was one of the western Bergainers who GEJ finally also made sure he destroyed. He was one of those ppl used to delay and bargain the terms for GEJ to continue.. I can bet that Rosatom and Ajaokuta were on the table. ANSWER why General Electric, a U.S company replaced a very good deal as Rosatom. Please explain what reason would GEJ continue all the projects his boss started but sabotaged the 2 most important deals. You are talking to someone that has 40 years of Ajaokuta sabotage timeline. Those who have worked on it are either diposed, killed, removed or died. From my deep finding, Ajaokuta was even label a threat to NATO. Can you imagine that. NATO wont allow Nigeria industrialized. This is beyond local politics. Why bcause Naija would have the power to fashion any kind of military harware or machinery needed to counter them.

[@snownfire]

Maybe African countries should just pool their resources and explore critical areas like semiconductors, nuclear, space etc. Once they achieve success, they can then replicate it across the continent. I dont see countries like Kenya where I'm from achieving much with the prevailing lone ranger approach

[@death_parade]

Agreed. Consider this, if Africa unites completely, it'll be an economy almost as large as India. Consider the scientific and technological achievements of India. It wouldn't be outside the realm of possibility for Africa to be able to achieve those too.

[@lokiyih]

Why put it in the north? Where is the body of water in case of a melt down? SMH😢. Build that shit in Calabar. That is a more reasonable place to set it up.

[@keggsslam7661]

I beg, no dey announce awa progress to dem again na! Biko

[@so9487]

I agree with everything you say. However, you cannot just print money and then it becomes money. That's why the naira is as good as worthless today. Whatever money you circulate must be backed by goods and services for the currency to become viable. To be honest, I would not trust Nigeria to print the ECO currency, considering how much they have destroyed the naira. I have talked with people who remember an exchange rate of N1.5 to $1.0 a long time ago.

[@davididara4050]

POV AMERICA: They need more Democracy

[@calebnwankwo6492]

Bro ???😂

[@TitanMind1]

Racist mad

[@sumtendechaba9717]

So why are exposing it? How is this relevant with making noise about it? Our manufacturing. Need to be secretive with this. Don’t allow Nzungu to twist our heads!

[@emmanuelugwu6205]

Another Ajaokuta Steel loading

[@Kastady]

😄

[@solapaul2490]

you will never advance with a negative mind

[@ifeanyianona9957]

My question is what are we going to do with the waste

[@TitanMind1]

Bombs

[@abubacarjallow]

United African stand onw stop military base in Africa frg

[@naijacreditcards]

We don't. Need nuclear power, we can't handle the maintenance and disaster. Once Boko Haram lay their hands on it, the country is doom, it is just that they are are not aware it there. Jonathan government tried to build one in Itu Akwa Ibom but was heavily resisted.

[@levisludus9177]

The Boko haram in the bushes or the ones in Aso rock?

[@AfricaNetworks-dq4co]

You don't need to talk about this.

[@ovyjohn6374]

Since when did you change from the opposition to the mouthpiece of Government 😅😢😢😢😮😮😮😮😅 HUNGER CAN REALLY CHANGE ANYONE’S perspective

[@BoringDad1272]

Informing is not being a mouthpiece for the government 😮

[@crownjohnson8153]

And it’s not secret anymore 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@kfk256]

Boy! I hope corruption doesn't mess this up as it has messed up most other things in Nigeria.

[@tmacstealth7624]

You mean like how corruption has overtaken America ? lol

[@kfk256]

@@tmacstealth7624 No doubt, there's corruption everywhere. The difference is that in a place like America, corruption is the *exception not the norm* and once identified, the strong arm of the law with support from the majority from the most local level kicks in to stump it out. In a place like our Nigeria, corruption is the norm. To the point that our people make excuses to keep it so and defend it *like you just did* . Copy the good things from the western world, not the bad things, bro. You should strive for greatness....not wallow in nonsense.💁🏾‍♂️

[@eli_chaps]

Wait we had a nuke research center?

[@MrBiyi]

we all oppose it cause they cannot handle simple electricity

[@TitanMind1]

Racist mad

[@draconian8994]

There is no patriotism in Nigeria that's why we fall foul of International laws. Think of it, do officials of the Ministry of Justice really understand the contents of agreements they sign in International dealings? When you see things like this happening why are heads not rolling?

[@eb2698]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@titussarkai2740]

This your country top secret don't reveal it until it's done not everyone is happy with it brother keep it up your are doing nice job though 😉

[@chudiksc]

Nuclear what!!!!! In Nigeria......hmmm suicide mission

[@TitanMind1]

Racist mad

[@soumangurukamite4884]

In french speaking African states, france still chose the winner of the presidential elections and overthrow those they don't control. france still owns the currency CFA which guaranties free natural resources and the control of our economies.

[@death_parade]

Niger: Imma end this man's whole career.

[@wilcoxdaniel9825]

African betrayal Outarruo of ivory coast.

[@Fido1010]

They need to arrest you...

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

Who mumu

[@davidlloyd8135]

Nigeria needs to avoid Chinese loans for infrastructure.

[@davididara4050]

And also The West

[@enslavedbyfaith1497]

Your start with uranium enrichment first before you talk of reactors. This is another Nigeria air.

[@williamsadinlofu7276]

A country which could not revive a single oil refinery is building a nuclear plant which gulps the equivalent money of a new refinery per year. Nigeria, a third world nation has failed already.

[@LiveLikeChess]

No Nigerian can claim to know what actually goes on in Nigeria... please park. Even your president, they all play into the hand of usa/brit. Great content man ,1M view loading...

[@williamsadinlofu7276]

Nigeria building a Nuclear power plant is like a child building a Sand house at the beach which must be washed away within minutes by returning water waves.

[@TitanMind1]

Racist mad

[@ivanpastore8473]

Hmmmmm

[@filmscope827]

Oppressed and suppressed 3rd world nation use your power to earn the true African Soul back...

[@ekofoyurittyt6629]

So why cant Nigeria kick out the sellout country’s start building the currency with 5 other African country’s teka out ivory cost and some french speaking countries Nigeria needs a strong Ethiopia Zimbabwe drc tshad country that are not selling out to Europe.in west and central Africa we have so many countries that sold out already

[@ivanpastore8473]

First view and comment ...

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for watching 👍🏽

[@aniefiokvictor7940]

@@NedMedia Is it everything you should be posting?. I wish they can get you arrested.

[@agp1377]

My friend forget this fake news, tell you important thing

[@festusigiewe2914]

Good try NedMedia. A good way to attract attention to your site. If it was really true, you won't know about it and will not be allowed to expose it. However, Nigeria has 'baby reactor' for teaching purposes. Here's your reality check: as things stand, Nigeria cannot manufacture steel nails by herself. If wishes were horses, beggars would ride.

[@davidlloyd8135]

No one would want the f35 fighter jet. It's shit

[@NedMedia]

😄😀

[@afroriginalvoice9419]

We can dis-assemble the shit and upgraded it into something special

[@diligenceeke3023]

@@afroriginalvoice9419 lol... funny talk. You are overestimating yourself and way you can do.

[@tralbriggs104]

Russia that could not finish Ajaokuta steele company ? Nigeria is not yet a country for any nuclear project. Nigerians have right and freedom only at their various native land , Would an Igbo man be employed to work in any nuclear facility in Kano or Zaria ? Would the muslims allow that ?

[@Kingsspeaks]

Mindset like you are the reason why Nigeria and Africa is not getting better never bring yourself down judging yourself that you are not good enough to accomplish the greatest goals in life. Nigeria or any other country should do whatever it takes to better the life of their citizen Nigeria need electricity to help move Nigeria economics better. I hope you did not think that we should pray and pray will fix it hard work make everything possible not prayer.

[@tralbriggs104]

@@Kingsspeaks Development starts from solving fundamental problems. You have to identify possible issues that might rock the program before you commence. Instead of answering the questions I asked you exhibited your normal African senselessness. Would Muslims not find any problem with Christians that would be working at the facility who would want to drink alcoholic wine or live a normal free life? Have you solved the Islamic intolerance prevailing in the North or would you employ only Muslims to work at the facility? I personally would not want to work at the facility up North controlled by Islamic extremists as a Christian

[@barbarafadare9579]

Please its not everything we post

[@so9487]

Nuclear accidents can be devastating to a country such as Nigeria, and it doesn't do anything to help my confidence especially when I hear that Russia is spearheading the program. Most people remember the Chornobyl disastrous nuclear incident during the USSR era. Russia is known for taking shortcuts at the expense of safety. As a result, they have been inflicted with so many deadly accidents (some public and many more in secret). The Chornobyl incident happened on 26 April 1986 and took several countries years to build a radioactive shield around the plant to last for the next 100 years. The cost of that project is astronomical. If Nigeria wants nuclear energy for power (which I would not recommend), Russia is the worst candidate to partner with considering their incompetence. Nigeria should partner with a reputable country like France or UK or Germany or the USA.

[@TitanMind1]

Racist mad

[@TitanMind1]

Who cares let’s build

[@so9487]

@@TitanMind1 Your inability to take in and process information has triggered your emotion to utter the expression "Racist mad" without even knowing who your target is. So you jump up and down when you hear the word "nuclear" because it sounds sexy to you.

[@death_parade]

Nigeria could also partner with India on this. India can install its latest IPHWR-700 reactor which is a Generation III+ design and has the complete set of latest safety features like:- A negative void coefficient and double containment chambers with negative net pressure and inner chamber with steel liner, so no chance of a Chernobyl type accident. Passive safety features like passive decay heat removal system, dual independent shut-down systems, one of them driven completely by gravity. Overall, it results in unmanned passive cooling for up to 8 hours, so no chance of a Fukushima like accident. More safety features like dual redundant Emergency Core Cooling System, containment spray and dedicated connection to the clean-up system, etc. I could list more safety features here (like interleaving of primary heat transport system feeders), but they wouldn't make much sense to the uninitiated.

[@kingsleyezirim6713]

We dont need this one now, Nigeria is not organise . Our leaders are selfish

[@BoringDad1272]

Don't tell us what we need!

[@earthsign6305]

When you will be arrested, for making this video my brother it won't be funny at all. Cos' i don't think the Nigerian government wants this information out in the public.

[@Iggorby]

False, an african country can never get nuclear material or a nuclear reactor. I know what I say

[@nollypoptv]

You’re wrong.

[@Kingsspeaks]

What makes you feel an African country can never get nuclear material?

[@enoch4619]

Hahahah you have no idea what you’re talking about. And you have no clue what Nigerians are capable of

[@NedMedia]

"Never" is a strong word from him. The reason many African countries don't have nuclear power plants is because of the cost and tech. Even next door Niger Republic has uranium deposits as well as Nigeria.

[@Iggorby]

@@Kingsspeaks , I can't answer to you here in KZbin. If you can meet me in life, I will explain to you with supporting evidence

[@militarybase7704]

No dey exposed mumu you dey this westerns are spying on us

[@esoftstudio3876]

Obasanjo is anti Nigeria is British trained all his policy is anti Nigeria why abacha is one of the best that ruled Nigeria his policy protect the interest of nigeria.

[@okosundavid9386]

Abacha ? Interest of Nigeria 😂in the same sentence 😂😂😂what a joke

[@esoftstudio3876]

@@okosundavid9386 go and check the policies of both government you will understand the true enemy of Nigeria not all these media propaganda. Note to kill a dog you need to give it a bad name that was what happened to abacha because he was dealing with those who where working for western interest in Nigeria.

[@diligenceeke3023]

@@esoftstudio3876 So we can say GEJ was also given a bad name so that Nigerians get Buhari?