dokunbam:

or the smartest way to die

obo_man: This is horrible........

Only in Nigeria would you find an airline that killed over 150 souls relaunch, without proper inquest.


See celebrities that only care about money, posing for the brand!!

Have they compensated the families of the victims?

Do we still know what the cause of the crash was?

Has anyone been fired or sued?

Has anything been done so that there is no repeat?

Why are we so insensitive?

How would the families of the victims feel, when there is no public inquest as to what happened?

How do we preserve a society, when we act unfairly?



Fellow Nigerians, why do we treat each other like animals, and without love? The annoying thing is that some of our leaders do visit west, have studied in west, see the ways things are done in west, only to come back and treat people like animals....


We are good at importing the finished products of the west but bad at importing their values.... If this had happened in the Skies of UK or USA, top executives would lose their jobs, some people would be jailed, and the company would pay fines....

diutor: http://martinuwakwe..com/2013/01/pictures-from-dana-air-inaugural-flight.html

Kamsy10: IF THOSE COMEDIANS LOST THEIR LOVED ONES IN D CRASH,WOULD THEY BE SMILING FROM CHEEK TO CHEEK LIKE THAT? I NEED AN ANSWER PLEASE B4 I SAY WHATS ON MY MIND

pDude:

Wetin concern them? Na their money dem dey find.

fratochi: .....Sorry to say this, but I feel that we nigerians most times allow emotions and sentiments to overshadow our sense of judgement, I mean for goodness sake must airline be permanently grounded because one of its fleet was involved in an air accident, so are we saying that one of the inter-state luxury bus transport companies should be grounded because one of its fleet its involved in a fatal road accident? We are supposed to mount these pressures on the government and FAAN to do a thorough job on the air accident report and release it so that nigerians and indeed other airlines will learn a few precautions from instead of insisting on the withdrawal of their license. Two wrongs cannot make a right. God help us.

2legit2qwt: Screw basketmouth or whatever his name is Life ain't all about money, some Nigerians need to realize the value of the human life is more than money.

obo_man: Even looking closely at the staircase that leads towards the plane, you could see rust...lol


Pls don't patronise this Dana Coffin ...

mens dept:

This issue is a matter of emotions and sentiment because over 150 people are no more because of the same old anything goes policies that complacent folks like yourself support directly or indirectly.

Mounting pressure on FAAN and the likes is one thing, but personal responsibility is another thing that everyone, including fools like the ugly 'basketmouth' should adhere to.

Anyone that wants to do the wrong thing, or associated with something criminally wrong should suffer the consequences.
.....My brother I guess I need to remind you that this is a forum for sharing of individual opinions and not expression of personal vendetta, having said that, our efforts should be directed to ensuring that the government and regulatory agencies discharge their duties to the air users by making the crash report public, indicting culpable parties and ensuring that other air lines take necessary precautions to forestall future crashes, to me this is a more result oriented approach when compared to your 'killing him because he mistakenly killed' approach you are erroneously suggesting. God help us
But of course this na 9ja, where people can never apologize for doing the wrong thing, even to their so-called fans

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Roseart: Brave men and women I salute you.