NaijaPikinGidi:


Chartered to military or civilian planes? To visit or invade South Africa? What proof?

DictatorZAR:

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I've not seenone of those companies you listed in SA or there products on the shelves of supermarkets.

Unfavourable restrictions in South Africa but we'd rather hit it big!! Enjoy the news:
http://proshareng.com/news/12421
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2013-06-12/south-africa-fund-eyes-dangote-companies-with-7-billion-in-cash



Its also very narrow minded to say those companies don't need to diversify there income and expand because they can make enough profits at home. Those same companies who don't expand will be swallowed up in a ever increasing global village.


With Nigeria's population ... local, African, and International companies are welcome to provide products and services since we've got the deep pockets and insatiable appetites to sustain any new business offering. We are more concerned about satisfying our huge internal products/services consumption needs while expanding in areas of saturation - banking for example.


Now on the issue of refineries Nigeria has none I heart that Dangote's son is planing to built one. But you know for a country like Nigeria that is a OPEC member it should be strategic for Nigeria to have a 2million litres a day refinerery. Now SA has already 4 refineries and planing to built the largest one in africa in the next 2 years just to keep up with its current demand and to negate the reliance on imported refined petroleum products.

Stop talking nonsense!! You sound so patently desperate to make a silly point. The links below tell a contrary story!
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/nigerias-refineries-now-producing-10m-litresday-of-fuel-nnpc/
http://www.punchng.com/news/dangote-to-site-8bn-refinery-in-olokola-ftz/
http://en.starafrica.com/news/three-nigerian-refineries-producing-beyond-60-capacities-official.html

Augustine Again:

....answer my question about what 100 Nigerian military officers are doing everyday permanently working inside the satellite control room of Nigerian space agency....and ask if the Nigerian army combat operations satellite images of Baga and Bama anti-booko gram fire-fight published as evidence and shown to international journalists was a civilian spy assignment like DSTV movie relay into peoples private home Television for entertainment.

I laugh at you so much my teeth almost fall out.

andrewza:

Who said any thing about SA.

NaijaPikinGidi:

Mr. AndrewZA's "Q" moment. It wasn't gonna be long before you asked your typical questions, not so? The point was about SANDF's callous R100 million expenditure on chartered planes when suddenly you all attempted to turn the heads of argument on Nigeria. Well ... we do not CHARTER!!

Fighter Pilot:

Sir those are not spy satellites, else we would have not known anything about their existence. Spy satellites are launched clandestinely and nobody should know if they are there. those satellites serves the interests of everybody, both civilians and military.

NaijaPikinGidi:

The Nigeria Police Force can charter, but not the Nigerian Military Forces!! Yet how often does the Nigeria Police get deployed? Stop skirting aimlessly around the point I made. In 4 months SANDF chartered planes to lift slightly over 200 men and gear to CAR to the tune of R100 million? That is economic recklessness by the SANDF. Sadly, SANDF further fails to justify the expenditure by abandoning base and gear to SELEKA fighters. Nigeria knows when and how to work jointly with her partners to achieve our interests and missions. We have not CHARTERED and will not CHARTER to airlift our military men and gear to Mali or anywhere else!! That is why the AirForce has floated the "United Nigeria Airlines." Your link above clearly mentions the new Airline. Nigeria will not CHARTER like the SANDF. Mr. SAEngine ... what next?

NaijaPikinGidi:

Simple and klaar!

andrewza:

R100 million rand is nothing. That would not even cover all the paint used by the SAN


And we showed proof that NAF does charter even hennry the only nigerian here that is not a fool agrees.

Donian007: bros abeg no kiiiillll me with laugh abeg. Shooiii! "simple and klaar" courtesy: SOUTHAFRICANS.

DictatorZAR:


I've not seenone of those companies you listed in SA or there products on the shelves of supermarkets.


Its also very narrow minded to say those companies don't need to diversify there income and expand because they can make enough profits at home. Those same companies who don't expand will be swallowed up in a ever increasing global village.


Now on the issue of refineries Nigeria has none I heart that Dangote's son is planing to built one. But you know for a country like Nigeria that is a OPEC member it should be strategic for Nigeria to have a 2million litres a day refinerery. Now SA has already 4 refineries and planing to built the largest one in africa in the next 2 years just to keep up with its current demand and to negate the reliance on imported refined petroleum products.

Fighter Pilot:

Chief, what is so difficult of you to admit the obvious. That is a practice that is done by militaries in Africa. However, we will conclude that you deliberately refuse to admit the obvious.

andrewza:

R100 million rand is nothing. That would not even cover all the paint used by the SAN


And we showed proof that NAF does charter even hennry the only nigerian here that is not a fool agrees.

saengine:

Britain allowed Nigeria to use one of its C130's for troop and equipment movements. The only reason they would do that is if Nigeria requested it. You requested it because you didnt have the capacity to do it alone. That is a fact. Simple as that. You can try and talk around the point all you want, it won't change the truth. You were given help because you couldn't do it alone, end of discussion.

DictatorZAR:


I've not seenone of those companies you listed in SA or there products on the shelves of supermarkets.


Its also very narrow minded to say those companies don't need to diversify there income and expand because they can make enough profits at home. Those same companies who don't expand will be swallowed up in a ever increasing global village.


Now on the issue of refineries Nigeria has none I heart that Dangote's son is planing to built one. But you know for a country like Nigeria that is a OPEC member it should be strategic for Nigeria to have a 2million litres a day refinerery. Now SA has already 4 refineries and planing to built the largest one in africa in the next 2 years just to keep up with its current demand and to negate the reliance on imported refined petroleum products.

NaijaPikinGidi:

Mutual military assistance is a component of Military bilateral agreements. Did you stop to wonder why President Zuma visited Nigeria in May 2013, and then hurriedly invited President Jonathan over to South Africa for a State visit? Does it ring a bell that it was during the visit that a Nigerian-South African Defence pact was signed? Does that coincidentally just lead to the inauguration of the AU Standby Force all in the same month? SA needs Nigeria's military collaboration like crazy! The CAR lesson is very explicit.

The truth is that we do not CHARTER planes for our airlifts. We uses our planes maximally and where we need to marginally increase deployment rates our allies are welcome to chip in what they can at no cost to Nigeria. SA will do well to learn how Nigeria's military have succeeded in Africa. WE DO NOT CHARTER scandalously like the SANDF that claim to be the alpha and omega in military operations in Africa.

The reason why everything about the CAR debacle is proudly South African?

saengine: Infact here is the link before we go back and forth again on this useless topic.

http://weeklytrust.com.ng/index.php/new-news/12633-how-senators-visit-to-military-hanger-exposed-failed-contracts

NaijaPikinGidi:

Braggard!! R100 million is nothing? Well the screenshot below makes you sound silly!! And the link to the news report has such and overflow of clear comments and views by your fellow South Africans detailing so much frustrations at the monumental waste and pain your SANDF managers are causing to taxpayers!! Stop beating your flat chest please!!
http://za.news.yahoo.com/r160m-spent-car-054626855.html

NaijaPikinGidi:

NAF Charters ... you'd say and assume by the that report ... but where did we Charter to? That's why I mentioned the Police Force because they usually are not covered by the military's airlift assets. Yet question is ... how often does Nigeria engage or deploy the Police outside of Nigeria? Please stop your tip-toeing around the issue! We will not CHARTER!

http://www.npf.gov.ng/news/view-news?id=103#.Ubn2SMp5eIg

NaijaPikinGidi:

Mutual military assistance is a component of Military bilateral agreements. Did you stop to wonder why President Zuma visited Nigeria in May 2013, and then hurriedly invited President Jonathan over to South Africa for a State visit? Does it ring a bell that it was during the visit that a Nigerian-South African Defence pact was signed? Does that coincidentally just lead to the inauguration of the AU Standby Force all in the same month? SA needs Nigeria's military collaboration like crazy! The CAR lesson is very explicit.

The truth is that we do not CHARTER planes for our airlifts. We uses our planes maximally and where we need to marginally increase deployment rates our allies are welcome to chip in what they can at no cost to Nigeria. SA will do well to learn how Nigeria's military have succeeded in Africa. WE DO NOT CHARTER scandalously like the SANDF that claim to be the alpha and omega in military operations in Africa.

The reason why everything about the CAR debacle is proudly South African?

bangdarey: south africa av nuclear weapon alright but do they av technololy to use it dat is term of weapon but in term standing army we look in direction of nigeria.

kwame tut: @SoulofMakoko

Most Nigerians like u can't tell the difference between QUALITY AND QUANTITY.

Well some of your ARTISTS do know this hence they come to SA to RECORD AND SHOOT VIDEOS. FACT SOUTH AFRICA IS ZILLION TIMES BEAUTIFUL THAN NIHELLIA AND LET ALONE ITS SOUND INFRUSTRUCTURE.

One of your artist asked what went awrong with Naija after travelling around SA and saw the standard is the same. TOP NOTCH FACILITIES.

Again everyone knows about the QUALITY OF NOLLYWOOD films and piracy thats happening around it. FACT SOUTH AFRICA HAS PRODUCED GRAMMY AWARD WINNING MOVIES.

LASTLY ABOUT MUSIC THE WHOLE AFRICA KNOWS WHO SINGS BETTER BETWEEN SOUTH AFRICA AND NIGERIA. WE HAVE PRODUCED MTV, GRAMMY AWARD WINNERS etc..than NIHELLIA

agaugust:

South Africa is an over-rated fish, a sardine painted in the color of a shark.

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NaijaPikinGidi:

Braggard!! R100 million is nothing? Well the screenshot below makes you sound silly!! And the link to the news report has such and overflow of clear comments and views by your fellow South Africans detailing so much frustrations at the monumental waste and pain your SANDF managers are causing to taxpayers!! Stop beating your flat chest please!!
http://za.news.yahoo.com/r160m-spent-car-054626855.html

Fighter Pilot:

Zuma was insulted many a times here by being labelled a rapist.