PassingShot:

[size=15pt]Your god brought us here.[/size]
No weapons were purchased for the Nigerian Military since 2006 - Alex Badeh, GEJ's Chief of Defense Staff

The Alpha jets we have were bought in 1981 - Alex Badeh

patrotic9gerian:
Nairaland.... I am begging you. Now we have peace in Nigeria and the government /our patriotic military are working hard to eliminate insurgency from the country. Please let us support them my hiding this kind on news. When the terrorist read things like this, they get encouraged and lay more attacks... We want change and change has come. We must also support change so that change can give us change....

patrotic9gerian:
Nairaland.... I am begging you. Now we have peace in Nigeria and the government /our patriotic military are working hard to eliminate insurgency from the country. Please let us support them my hiding this kind on news. When the terrorist read things like this, they get encouraged and lay more attacks... We want change and change has come. We must also support change so that change can give us change....

NgeneUkwenu:


Governors Shun Private Jets As Buhari's Body Language Hits Aviation Sector

Nigerian governors — known for their romance with luxury, typified by expensive local and foreign trips on private jets — may finally be cutting their coat according to their cloth.

Since the inauguration of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration in May 2015, the jet charter business has dipped to an all-time low in Nigeria, industry insiders have told TheCable.

“Before and during the election in March, I would say the charter business hit its peak, but since Buhari was sworn in, there has been a marked low frequency,” the chief executive of one of the operators, who asked not to be named, said.

The first factor held responsible for the change in travel habit is Buhari’s “body language” — a euphemism for the spartan lifestyle and the anti-corruption posture of the president who, many believe, will soon unleash the anti-graft agencies on public officers. Maintaining a low-key lifestyle is a strategy to divert the searchlight elsewhere.

“Clearly, since the governors reduced their patronage, our business has been seriously hit. That is the major cause of the lull. Without the governors, our business cannot boom,” he said, but did volunteer information on the value of business lost so far.

https://www.thecable.ng/insider-governors-shun-private-jets-buharis-body-language-hits-aviation-business

kristisking:
Now imagine the situation to continue at that rate or even more,we will have nothing less than 50 thousand deaths,God forbids.Im sure if GEJ was given the chance to continue with his zeal to flush out the beasts,everything will have been history now.

patrotic9gerian:
Nairaland.... I am begging you. Now we have peace in Nigeria and the government /our patriotic military are working hard to eliminate insurgency from the country. Please let us support them my hiding this kind on news. When the terrorist read things like this, they get encouraged and lay more attacks... We want change and change has come. We must also support change so that change can give us change....

natila:


Hypocrite!
so you believed the deaths of 1095 people
should ve hidden so that Buhari can be seen in
good light.

You zombies are the definition of pure evil.
SMH.

Trailblazer1:


I'm the chief wailingwailer

I thought a former General will deal decisively with bokoharam, but alas, its the same clueless story.

We are left to our own fate in a sorry state.
I wail

patrotic9gerian:

I am not evil but I love my country. I encourage you to put sentiment aside and support the govt of Buhari to take us forward as a nation. I am a Christian and choose to consider all Nigerians as one and being equally created and loved by God our creator (even if you are a pagan or atheist). The end of boko haram is near and news like this will encourage more attacks on innocent and defenseless Nigerians. God bless Nigeria... God bless Africa...