gbanikiti: Hiaaan! how possible? where exactly at igando? when did it happen? Am going to pass igando today to ikeja so i hope to see it.

naptu2: Picture of one of the planes being towed yesterday night (on Apapa-Oworonshoki Expressway).

nu-well:
Una don come again o! Which part of Igando did this one happen? I went through there this morning o! Sofri dey form all this stori. Frontpage no be degree award o! SMH

Wendyslim: Hmmmmm dis pple are endangering humans life oooo.

tellwisdom: Which airport is this??

ichidodo: Those planes are still valuable intrinsically, they should be placed on auction to give some of us a chance to own a piece of Nigerian or Aviation history or some enterprising individual could fashion out a scrap-jet into a trailer home.Sweet

Policewoman: Where is the junkie Yuzedo?? Pls tell him i'm missing him o!!!

sory swerry, Tony Elumelulu d former MD of UBA and one of our bois in side Bilonnaire boys club of banana iceland ask me to burrow him mony dat his stock in ketu getto area so i have to quickly live my alaba bizness and wire him N20,000,000.055 ONLY to cash in nearest bank atm-machin. all is well now. am here four you.

A-ZeD:
Rumours have it that the plane was bought by chief yuzedo oyoyo sweetus.

bro, u must be a cia-man. how did you no?? send me your accant numba, i have chrismas gift four you.

Mortiple: I suspect this plane belongs to one of Nigeria's ex international footballers. Once upon a time, a handful of them acquired private jets.

SLIDE waxie: Na me dey drive d plane by road from lekki. I jes branch make i eat beans na so everybody come sorround my plane so?

Abeg commot jur! I dey go one wedding. No allow hold up catch me o because d kick no good again. But make una no go yet, una go help me join hand push make i jump start am

delors: As e dey hot!

sheyie2007: Fake news

ichidodo: Yeah, when i was a kid in the early 90s there was a rumor that Amokachi owned a private aircraft.There could be some truth to that but i would sure like to have my bedroom made out of an Private Aircraft's cabin

emekatimsu:
While we appreciate the concern of the public on
sighting the plane at an unusual site, we urge that
people should always contact police and local government officials for proper information before
spreading the news on incident involving any
aircraft. Signed

Engr. Mazi Nnamdi Udoh
MD/CE, NAMA. Com

naptu2:

It wasn't a private jet. It was a light plane. Larry Izamoje interviewed him and asked him about it after he sold the plane. It was a light propeller plane. He took a course in flying and hoped to fly it, but his busy schedule, the fact that trips are arranged by the clubside, etc meant that he didn't fly it and it was accumulating parking fees, so he sold it.

Stallion77:

any small thing, ''Nigeria is a failed state'' if you are a Nigerian then you have also failed and when Nigeria becomes a succesful state, u will still remain a failed chap, cos u cant see beyond your nose! Nigeria is a Work in Progress!

sheyie2007: Fake news

sexkillz: See as people gather.

To some, this is their first time of coming close to a plane, active or inactive. I can imagine them scrambling to touch it.