Nigerian Infrastructure Development

I believe that the water transportation along the river Niger and Benue will increase by 100% if a straight 2 way canal is constructed from the coast of Nigeria at Bayelsa state to an area aroun...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2018/08/niger-delta-2-way-canal.html

Infectious diseases like Ebola that are currently raging through Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone require easily deployable infectious disease care centres that are cheap to put up and dismantle...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2014/09/easily-deployable-infectious-disease.html

I believe that the coal deposits in Enugu can be mined processed and transported to the off takers i.e Power generation plants and steel plans without anything showing above the surface. This ca...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2014/09/mining-enugu-coal-and-transporting-coal.html

I once blogged about having Battlefield styled trauma centres along Nigeria's busiest express-ways to help reduce the mortality rate of victims of auto mobile as well as other disasters that oc...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2014/09/compact-trauma-and-emergency-centres.html

"...The 4th mainland bridge will be the missing link completing a transport ring around the city, connecting Ikorudu with the community of Aja/Lekki, and facilitating the rapid expansion of the ...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2013/07/4th-mainland-bridge-lagos-nigeria.html

The Port Harcourt Monorail Project is an intracity mass transit rail system,the first of its kind in Nigeria. Nigeria needs projects like this because the  transportation infrastructure has to ...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2013/07/port-harcourt-monorail-project.html

Nigeria is the largest oil and gas producer in Africa and yet 98% of the its Oil platforms, Rigs, FPSO's, LNG tankers, Bunkering Ships, Crude Oil Vessels are not built or maintained in the...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2013/04/niger-delta-shipbuilding-and-oil-rig.html

The only space that seems to be free in The Lekki Peninsula for Recreational space in the form of Parks, Playgrounds, Sports Pitches and many other types of Sporting activity is the empty space ...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2013/03/public-recreational-space-in-lekki-lagos.html

With my experience in Architecture and Building Services Coordination I believe that when we Choose to install solid Communication Infrastructure in our cities we need to do it the right and pr...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2013/03/wiring-yaba-lagos-with-fibre-optics.html

West African communities along the coast have the abundance of potential Wind as well as Wave energy that they can harness for their local power needs. The advantage of a floating power pla...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2012/11/floating-power-plants-along-west.html

The First phase of the Lagos Badagry Rail project is looking good. The Civil Works from Igamu to Mile 2 have reached an advanced stage see attached photos. The number pedestrian foot bridges runn...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2012/05/lagos-badagry-rail-project.html

According to Skyscrapercity "...The first phase of the 21- kilometre Enugu Monorail Project will cost $246m, the consultant, Canada-based engineering firm, Globim Corporation, has announced....

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2011/11/enugu-monorail.html

The City of Enugu , in Nigeria has and ever growing number of skaters but the problem is that there is no safe and designated recreational space to learn, teach, watch inline skating o...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2011/04/enugu-inline-skating-rink-and.html

The distance between Oron and Calabar is 21 km by boat and about 200 km by road. If a high level suspension or cable stayed bridge is located across the Calabar river delta between Oron a...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2011/02/strategic-bridges-in-nigeria-oron-to.html

The Lekki-Ikoyi link bridge is to be one of the first major cable stayed bridges to be built in West Africa. The 1.4km long bridge with a cable stayed pylon of 90m the middle and a full span appr...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2011/02/lekki-ikoyi-cable-stayed-link-bridge.html

With all the tidal energy wasting off the coast of Nigeria on a daily bases. Could we one day see the use of "Sea Kite" technology which uses sea kites anchored to the bottom of the sea bed produ...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2010/05/could-sea-kites-be-used-to-harness.html

According to their website The Enugu Golf City ".. has been designed around the style and comfort offered by the most advanced European cities whilst retaining broad African influences.." ".....

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2009/10/enugu-golf-city.html

Loy Okezie features in his blog about a project by the Kwara State to build a new city called the Asa Dam Project. It says "..The Asa Dam project is a massive undertaking that will result in a...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2009/10/asa-dam-project.html

MENA Infrastructure is a website that focuses on infrastructural development and construction in the Middle East.

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2009/10/mena-infrastructure.html

We are told that building beautiful modern communities in the Niger Delta's riverside,coastal and creek-side areas are difficult because of the terrain. But I believe that one of the problems of...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2009/08/mordern-aquatic-communities-for-niger.html

According to the Nigerian infrastructure website "...In continued partnership with the Ministry for Works, Housing & Urban Development, Ministry for Transportation, Federal Capital Development ...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2009/07/nigerian-infrastructure-event.html

When I blogged about how a Sustainable Sahara desert Oasis could supply Food, Fresh water and Electric power to African cities I did not know the Europeans were far ahead in the planning for s...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2009/07/harnessing-electric-power-from-sahara.html

Will our new cities like the Eco Atlantic city be designed and built to meet efficient and sustainable standards that will keep municipal maintenance budgets and well as the cost of living...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2009/06/tianjin-eco-city-vs-eco-atlantic-city.html

With the laying of the foundation stone of the International Cancer Centre Abuja and the soon to be completed Justice Adolphus Karibi-Whyte Specialist 1000 bed Hospital Port Harcourt coul...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2009/05/state-of-art-healthcare-in-nigeria.html

The Infamous Garbage dump of Ojota in Lagos is probably producing enough methane gas that could run a 100Mw power station. Getting certain important infrastructure like laying pipes now that ...

http://nidf.blogspot.com/2009/03/harnessing-methane-from-ojota-dump.html