If you haven’t heard, Kenya just commissioned the first stage of a huge rail upgrade — its biggest infrastructure project since its independence in 1964.
3 things Nigeria can learn from Kenya's new railway project
While Kenya may not be as big as Nigeria or have as many people, but there are some things Nigeria as a country can learn from this Kenyan achievement.
The Nairobi Terminus of Kenya's new railway project, it's biggest since its 1964 independence.
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While Kenya may not be as big as Nigeria or have as many people, but there are some things Nigeria as a country can learn from this Kenyan achievement (and it is an achievement. A death penalty awaits any that vandalises this train!).
Here are three of them:
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