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Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by Throwback: 4:10pm On Aug 23
lexy2014:




is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?: SIMPLE YES OR NO

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice

Keep reinforcing your own shallow opinion that every government spending is a waste.

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Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by lexy2014: 4:08pm On Aug 23
Throwback:


It is you who consider it a waste. I do not consider running costs and procurement of assets as waste.

Nigeria is rich enough to run its government as stipulated by the constitution.

Left to you, even the budget is a waste as it is not valued at N3million.

Left to you, everything is a waste unless you are the one in power.



is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?: SIMPLE YES OR NO

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice
Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by Throwback: 4:06pm On Aug 23
lexy2014:



that still leaves the question unanswered.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?: SIMPLE YES OR NO

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.

It is you who consider it a waste. I do not consider running costs and procurement of assets as waste.

Nigeria is rich enough to run its government as stipulated by the constitution.

Left to you, even the budget is a waste as it is not valued at N3million.

Left to you, everything is a waste unless you are the one in power.

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Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by lexy2014: 4:03pm On Aug 23
Throwback:


Nigeria is rich enough to run the government that the constitution says it should run.

As long as you have not changed the constitution, those lamenting now will get to power and continue the expenditure on the things the illiterate man considers a waste.

Or how can the eventual building of the Vice President residence be termed a waste after decades of pussy footing?

How can a 3rd hand Airplane for the Presidential fleet still be termed a waste, when you currently do not have any other better plane in the Presidential fleet?

What is the problem with renovating a national asset like the national assembly?

The problem with beer parlour analysts is that they feel the urge to question any amount they see tagged to any expenditure, without any empirical fact to show why it should have cost less.


that still leaves the question unanswered.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?: SIMPLE YES OR NO

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.
Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by Throwback: 4:01pm On Aug 23
lexy2014:


that still leaves the question unanswered.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?: yes or no

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.

Nigeria is rich enough to run the government that the constitution says it should run.

As long as you have not changed the constitution, those lamenting now will get to power and continue the expenditure on the things the illiterate man considers a waste.

Or how can the eventual building of the Vice President's residence be termed a waste after decades of pussy footing?

How can a 3rd hand Airplane for the Presidential fleet still be termed a waste, when you currently do not have any other better plane in the Presidential fleet?

What is the problem with renovating a national asset like the National Assembly?

The problem with beer parlour analysts is that they feel the urge to question any amount they see tagged to any expenditure, without any empirical fact to show why it should have cost less.

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Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by lexy2014: 3:54pm On Aug 23
Throwback:


Minus the hajj spending, government assets and running costs is never a waste.

that still leaves the question unanswered.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?: yes or no

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.
Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by Throwback: 3:53pm On Aug 23
lexy2014:


that is not what I asked you.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?: yes or no

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.

Minus the hajj spending, government assets and running costs is never a waste.

Only the foolish opposition think everything as a waste, until they get to power and effect their own "waste".

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Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by lereinter(m): 3:53pm On Aug 23
lexy2014:


that is not what I asked you.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?:

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.

Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by lexy2014: 3:52pm On Aug 23
Throwback:


Nigeria is rich enough to run its government with whatever funds is required to run the government.

that is not what I asked you.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?: yes or no

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.
Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by Throwback: 3:51pm On Aug 23
lexy2014:


that is not what I asked you.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?:

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.

Nigeria is rich enough to run its government with whatever funds is required to run the government.

All you have listed is government expenditure on government assets and government operational costs.

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Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by lexy2014: 3:47pm On Aug 23
Throwback:


Government running costs is not the same as wasting funds that could have served for the general benefit of all on the greedy claims of a few.

The N90b spent on Hajj is part of the greedy claims of a few I am referring to.

that is not what I asked you.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?:

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.
Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by Throwback: 3:46pm On Aug 23
lexy2014:


is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?:

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.

Government running costs is not the same as wasting funds that could have served for the general benefit of all on the greedy claims of a few.

The N90b spent on Hajj is part of the greedy claims of a few I am referring to.

The government should know that wasting of public funds on the religious concerns of a few, is a long existing anomaly that must now be prohibited.

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Travel / Re: Fully Loaded BRT Bus Tumbles At Iyana Ipaja, Lagos, Many Injured by lexy2014: 3:42pm On Aug 23
Throwback:


Nigeria is not rich enough to waste funds like that.

Una don tar road finish or generate enough electricity?

If dem like make dem press wetin pass charges, the commonwealth would not be wasted on frivolous claims of greedy citizens like it is done abroad.

is nigeria rich enough to waste funds on the following?:

tinubu spent ₦3.7b on new cars and N244m on tyres.

Built new VP's house at the cost of ₦21b.

Renovated National Assembly at the cost of ₦30b

bought SUVs for the legislootors at the cost of #160m each.

Travelled to Ethiopia for just one week and expended ₦1b.

Expended over ₦90b for Hajj operation.

spent $150m on a new plane without legislative approval while telling nigerians to sacrifice and endure suffering.

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Travel / Re: Top 10 Airports In The World For 2024 by lavylilly: 11:31am On Aug 22
badoh:

Learn to appreciate things in your country and call for improvement in public utilities. We all know our leaders are not doing well but castigating your country every time is not good enough. Even if the govt want to improve infrastructure to world class standards, some people will say it's a conduit pipe to siphon public funds.
The Presidential plane was bought and they couldn't tell us how much it was bought plus the national assembly didn't even have an oversight of the purchase, are you thinking 🤔 what am thinking?
Travel / 28 Pilgrims Die In Tragic Road Crash by Supersdotng: 2:54pm On Aug 21
No fewer than 28 people were killed and 23 others injured as a bus conveying Pakistani pilgrims to Iraq overturned in the central Iranian province of Yazd on Tuesday night.
Local media reports have it that the incident occurred in Dehshir village, Taft County, at around 9:50 p.m. local time (18:20 GMT) Tuesday night.

The Director-General of the provincial crisis management department, Mohammad-Ali Malekzadeh, said on Wednesday that the bus was en-route to the Iran-Iraq border carrying Pakistani passengers, who sought to attend the Arbaeen ceremonies.

Malekzadeh added that out of those injured, 14 were in critical condition and under treatment in the province’s medical centers, stressing that the provincial authorities were ensuring the necessary coordination with the Iranian Foreign Ministry to transfer those killed and wounded in the incident to Pakistan on board a plane.

While commenting on the cause of the accident, Iran’s Traffic Police Chief Seyyed Teymour Hosseini said initial investigations showed that a technical defect in the bus’ braking system had led to the incident’s occurrence.

He said that the traffic police’s experts were on the scene conducting further investigations.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Nasser Kanaani has expressed condolences over the deaths of Pakistani pilgrims, saying the incident “caused us deep sadness.”

He assured that Iran’s relevant organizations and authorities were seriously continuing rescue, service and treatment operations.

Learn more
https://supers.ng/28-pilgrims-die-in-tragic-road-crash/

Travel / Re: With A Train Every 18 Minutes, It’s Bye-Bye Cars, Hello Lagos Blue Line by ppogba: 9:09am On Aug 21
Brendaniel:


The problem with you guys is that you don't read and when you read you people hardly comprehend,

That is how you people jump into conclusion becais of hatred.

Go and read my comment again and ask yourself where you saw me saying plane takes any person to their doorsteps...


Why not direct the energy you have to advicing your state Governor to build trains that will take people to their gates and door steps?. With that, you would have contributed to nation building.

Good Morning.

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Travel / Re: With A Train Every 18 Minutes, It’s Bye-Bye Cars, Hello Lagos Blue Line by Brendaniel: 8:35am On Aug 21
Afamed:


And where in the world has train ever taken anyone to his/her doorstep?

Wailing agent.
In 2010 when your fraud Peter Obi signed a Mono rail agreement in Onitsha, so that good people of Anambra could also begin to enjoy rail system in their state. As at yesterday when I went to the place again after many years, not a single bag of sand at the project site. Here you are wailing about a state with a functioning system, meanwhile your fraud Pita Hobi did not build you are single kindergarten class when he ruled you for 8 yrs

The problem with you guys is that you don't read and when you read you people hardly comprehend,

That is how you people jump into conclusion because of hatred.

Go and read my comment again and ask yourself where you saw me saying plane takes any person to their doorsteps...

How Obi even entered this matter is topic for another day...
Travel / Re: With A Train Every 18 Minutes, It’s Bye-Bye Cars, Hello Lagos Blue Line by Brendaniel: 8:12am On Aug 21
ppogba:


Planes take people to their gate or door step in your village

It will not be a bad idea if you use your brain since it is still early morning.

The problem with you guys is that you don't read and when you read you people hardly comprehend,

That is how you people jump into conclusion becais of hatred.

Go and read my comment again and ask yourself where you saw me saying plane takes any person to their doorsteps...
Travel / Re: My Trip To Marrakech-morocco by rolinox(m): 7:44pm On Aug 20
I get the plane inconvenience; flying can be such a hassle sometimes. But the adventure was worth it! The heat in Morocco sounds intense—43 degrees is no joke! I bet you were sweating buckets. Your best morocco itinerary looks incredible! Ouzoud Waterfall must have been breathtaking, and camel riding is a classic Moroccan experience. Quad biking and beach time in Essaouira sound like a blast, too.Dinner at a good restaurant must have been a real treat after all that exploring. I’ve heard Morocco has some of the best food around.Shopping in the markets must have been fun to pick up some unique souvenirs. It looks like you made the most of your time there!
Travel / Re: Aerocontractors Refund My Money For Flight Cancellation by chyzoo4u(m): 11:35pm On Aug 19
Eboski:


I was not the one that did the cancellation, I was at the airport 1hr before departure, checking of luggages took time because of the numbers of passengers that day , 30mins before departure the pilot have already move from the plane position, the manager went to meet him and let him know they are still passengers doing checking. Before the manager could return the pilot have taken off.

We tried to rise our words the manger pleaded with us they will refund us, immediately book Airpeace because I have a flight to cash up the next day outside the country.

When I could to Lagos the airline reach out to me and explain everything to them, told them to also call the Calabar airport manager to get some clarification.

The next day a mail was sent to me for a refund to fill my details and I did it.

Since then I have sent several mail to them no response , no reply.

They made me paid twice the amount of money for airpeace that same day.




Clear enough. Since they sent you refund form to fill, they supposed to have refunded you by now. You can call them out on twitter or keep disturbing them with mails everyday.
Travel / Re: Aerocontractors Refund My Money For Flight Cancellation by Eboski(m): 10:38pm On Aug 19
chyzoo4u:


Sorry, but as someone working with an online travel agency, let me ask you some few questions.

1. Were you the one that canceled the flight or the airline cancelled it?

2. From the answer you give in question 1 above, then we can narrow down... what's the refund policy for that particular flight?




Just know that some flights are not refundable when you cancel. Also, even the ones that are refundable, they will deduct airport taxes/charges which most times takes upto 60% of the amount.

I was not the one that did the cancellation, I was at the airport 1hr before departure, checking of luggages took time because of the numbers of passengers that day , 30mins before departure the pilot have already move from the plane position, the manager went to meet him and let him know they are still passengers doing checking. Before the manager could return the pilot have taken off.

We tried to rise our words the manger pleaded with us they will refund us, immediately book Airpeace because I have a flight to cash up the next day outside the country.

When I could to Lagos the airline reach out to me and explain everything to them, told them to also call the Calabar airport manager to get some clarification.

The next day a mail was sent to me for a refund to fill my details and I did it.

Since then I have sent several mail to them no response , no reply.

They made me paid twice the amount of money for airpeace that same day.
Travel / Re: Usa Visit Visa Part 5 by America001: 9:09am On Aug 17
OyoTunjiUSA:



Hey 🤠

1. There was no time birthing became an issue during Trump era, the rules and policies for going to give birth in the USA only tightened because the system was being abused by visitors.

2. Yes, of course, there are many Nigerians-Americans (dual citizens) who does not even need a visa to go and give birth, and there are many government officials from different countries on assignments whose pregnant wives must accompany to the USA, therefore, to answer your question, yes, pregnant women who genuinely have no plans of birthing in the USA are still getting B1-B2 VISAS.

3. Despite the above, if you did not declare intention to go and give birth, and you are standing in front of the consular officer with bigger-pregnant belly , then, I don't think you will be able to secure that visa except if what you are going for is of absolute importance.

4. That being said, either you are a government official's spouse, a pregnant - USA citizen living abroad etc , some airline will still not allow you to fly if your pregnancy is too obvious or too soon to be due for birthing because there is no obstetrician aboard the plane (except in an emergency situation).

5. In summary, if your pregnancy is within week 22 to 24 (no birthing intention), and you qualify for the VISA, then why not ? Your VISA should be granted and you are safe to fly.


Best Wishes 🙏

You broke it down like a pro.

God bless you 🙏
Travel / Re: Usa Visit Visa Part 5 by OyoTunjiUSA(m): 8:16am On Aug 17
America001:
Hi bosses,

Do pregnant women who genuinely have no plans of birthing in the US still get B1/B2 visas?

I know birthing in the US became an issue during the Trump era but my question is do I stand a chance convincing the VO that I have no such plans and how do I?


Hey 🤠

1. There was no time birthing became an issue during Trump era, the rules and policies for going to give birth in the USA only tightened because the system was being abused by visitors.

2. Yes, of course, there are many Nigerians-Americans (dual citizens) who does not even need a visa to go and give birth, and there are many government officials from different countries on assignments whose pregnant wives must accompany to the USA, therefore, to answer your question, yes, pregnant women who genuinely have no plans of birthing in the USA are still getting B1-B2 VISAS.

3. Despite the above, if you did not declare intention to go and give birth, and you are standing in front of the consular officer with bigger-pregnant belly , then, I don't think you will be able to secure that visa except if what you are going for is of absolute importance.

4. That being said, either you are a government official's spouse, a pregnant - USA citizen living abroad etc , some airline will still not allow you to fly if your pregnancy is too obvious or too soon to be due for birthing because there is no obstetrician aboard the plane (except in an emergency situation).

5. In summary, if your pregnancy is within week 22 to 24 (no birthing intention), and you qualify for the VISA, then why not ? Your VISA should be granted and you are safe to fly.


Best Wishes 🙏

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Travel / Black Box Shows Pilots Detected Trouble Minute Before Brazil Plane Crashed. by 377: 5:36pm On Aug 15
uthorities investigating the recent Brazilian plane crash that claimed the lives of all 62 passengers and crew members have obtained the complete transcript of the flight's "black box" recording, according to local TV station Globo.




However, Reuters reports that the transcript's contents do not immediately reveal the cause of the accident.



Sources close to the investigation told Globo that the cockpit voice recorder transcript indicates the pilot and copilot noticed a sudden and significant loss of altitude approximately one minute before the crash.




The audio and transcript have not been released to the public.



According to TV Globo, the cockpit voice recorder transcript spans approximately two hours of audio, capturing a critical exchange between the pilot and copilot.



The copilot is heard asking the pilot what's happening and expressing concern that the plane requires "more power" to stabilise.



In response to TV Globo's report, Brazil's aviation accident investigation centre, Cenipa, issued a statement late Wednesday assuring that no media outlet has access to the voice recorder's audio, transcript, or data.



Cenipa declined to comment on the specifics of the report.



The ill-fated flight, operated by Voepass on an ATR-72 turboprop, was en route from Cascavel to Sao Paulo when it crashed in Vinhedo, 80 km northwest of Sao Paulo, at 1:30 p.m. local time. Tragically, all 62 on board perished, while no one on the ground was injured.



Disturbing video footage shared on social media captured the harrowing moment the ATR-72 aircraft spiralled out of control, crashing behind a row of trees near residential homes and sending a massive plume of black smoke into the air.



Notably, the pilots did not declare an emergency or report adverse weather conditions, according to the Brazilian air force's statement on Friday.



Investigators privy to the crash probe told TV Globo that analysing the audio recording alone may not be sufficient to determine the cause of the accident, suggesting a more comprehensive investigation is needed.



Authorities have neither ruled out nor confirmed the possibility of wing icing as a contributing factor to the crash, according to TV Globo.



However, analysis of crash videos by aviation experts has sparked speculation that ice accumulation on the plane's wing may have played a role in the accident. The icing issue remains a topic of investigation, with no definitive conclusion drawn yet.

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Travel / Re: Boeing Pilots Claim To Have Seen Ufos by Kemetian: 7:16pm On Aug 13
Olamila:
2 pilots flying a Boeing 747 from Saudi Arabia to Nigeria say they spotted several white UFO orbs. 

Initially, they thought they were aircraft, but these would show up on the radar. 

“What we see is still a mystery.

Before that, we thought it was a light plane, but it wasn't on our radar.

We thought maybe it was a star, but the stars didn't move.

The UFO light shone for a long time and moved.”

Source: Daily Mail
https://x.com/marionawfal/status/1823282089027842081?s=46

Our African Gods are returning.

Interesting times ahead.
Travel / Boeing Pilots Claim To Have Seen Ufos by Olamila: 7:11pm On Aug 13
2 pilots flying a Boeing 747 from Saudi Arabia to Nigeria say they spotted several white UFO orbs. 

Initially, they thought they were aircraft, but these would show up on the radar. 

“What we see is still a mystery.

Before that, we thought it was a light plane, but it wasn't on our radar.

We thought maybe it was a star, but the stars didn't move.

The UFO light shone for a long time and moved.”

Source: Daily Mail
https://x.com/marionawfal/status/1823282089027842081?s=46

Travel / Re: Memoirs From Chile by leocollins(m): 5:31pm On Aug 13
tensazangetsu20:
One year today I left Nigeria. I won't lie even though my research was solid, I was still very scared. I remember when the plane crossed the Andes mountains and the pilot mentioned they were landing in Santiago in 40 minutes I was super scared. My mind was like this isn't Google, reddit, wikipedia or the economist. This is real life. A place with hardly any Nigerians or anyone. No one speaks English.


My favorite quote "failure is the shortest cut to success".
Stay blessed,and thanks for this thread.you like afang soup too,u be akwa-cross?
A year later, I am proud to say coming here was the second best decision I have made in my entire life. Men, I will always bet on myself always. Men in this life, whatever comes to your mind go and do it. It's better to do it and fail than to not do it at all. I don't even believe in failure. It's a social construct. The real failure in life is not doing or taking any action at all.

I believe even if I came here and it didn't work out in anyway for me, I would still have had the experience of at least knowing another country, making friends and also knowing a new language. But men I have found everything I want here. I have friends, I have girls, I have good jobs. I have everything everything I want or need
Travel / Re: Iranian-made Plane Undergoing Type Certification by Abuventure: 11:05am On Aug 13
ChangetheChange:
grin grin grin
Fly a made in Iran plane at your own risk.
Even China with far advanced technology, their Chinese made planes called COMAC C919 are avoided being used by other countries across the world.
Only Boeing and Airbus made planes are preferred all over the world
even the Boeing and Airbus don't produce their engine. crafting the body and buying the already made engine isn't a big deal. Just that Airbus, Boeing and Gulfstream have made name in aviation industry. But that doesn't mean other products are not airworthy

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Travel / Re: Iranian-made Plane Undergoing Type Certification by weyreypey: 7:18am On Aug 13
ChangetheChange:
grin grin grin
Fly a made in Iran plane at your own risk.
Even China with far advanced technology, their Chinese made planes called COMAC C919 are avoided being used by other countries across the world.
Only Boeing and Airbus made planes are preferred all over the world


Boeing is dead. Made useless planes killing people enmasse. Get updated.

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Travel / Re: Iranian-made Plane Undergoing Type Certification by OneCandleAway(f): 5:10am On Aug 13
Sonyboom:
I thought all Muslims are terrorist


Isn't plane used in terrorism. Sept 11
Travel / Re: Iranian-made Plane Undergoing Type Certification by Gadafii: 3:01am On Aug 13
ChangetheChange:
grin grin grin
Fly a made in Iran plane at your own risk.
Even China with far advanced technology, their Chinese made planes called COMAC C919 are avoided being used by other countries across the world.
Only Boeing and Airbus made planes are preferred all over the world
America make one of the most "advanced attack helicopters" in the world, yet every three market days these helis crash killing people, so what's your point?

Iran is doing what's thought impossible despite the sanctions on them, they keep striving but here you talking nonsense while your govt is battling with cng buses

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Travel / Re: Iranian-made Plane Undergoing Type Certification by Sonyboom: 12:53am On Aug 13
Same thing you claim about cars but now second hand China cars are flooding Nigeria not even knew ones. With time this delusion go clear foe yah eye.

ChangetheChange:
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Fly a made in Iran plane at your own risk.
Even China with far advanced technology, their Chinese made planes called COMAC C919 are avoided being used by other countries across the world.
Only Boeing and Airbus made planes are preferred all over the world

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