hUmaneOne:
This this Buhari not impeachable?

ancientbanana:
keep being deceived n deceiving urself

MEGAWATCH:
When I told some people that former President Jonathan will fail his second term election so many people called me names in this forum, now am telling people again that President Buhari will be chased out of office before 2019 by mass protest and I I expect people to call me names but definitely it will happen. Like play, like play....

omusiliyu:
During Buhari regime:

Emirate airway, the major airway contractor that connect the world left Nigeria in early 2016, Nigerians will need to go to Ghana first, in order to connect Emirate.

Lagos to New York is now $ 3000

Francon:
Why always Arik?

cole265:


I really love to c how negative pple will manage when finally the govt get it right and things fall in place... citizens become patriotic, faithful, tolerant and avoid rebuff corruption. ...stable light, foreign investment, job, security, safety, respect for all etc. can not be achieved by magical means or mere Wishing. Total mind set change which require time, some pain and concerted effort. 1 love

greenpasture:


Aero Contractors has two problems. None of them are connected to th government. AMCON invested N20 billion in the airline in 2010 and followed up with another N5 billion afterwards. None of this was in the lifetime of this government. Aero is burdened by huge debts, and cannot attract credit or refinancing. A lot of airline costs are in FX and Aero simply cannot cope.

The problem is linked to the failure of Oceanic Bank due to the colossal fraud in the bank by a shareholder in Aero, a member of the Ibru family. Secondly the same Ibru family are locked in a bitter court case that has led courts to freeze assets.

I am wondering what the Buhari government has to do with this situation. If Mama Sikira making puff, steals from her own company and can be longer afford to make puff. Must the Nigerian govt bail her out? Why should the rich get away with all manners of things just because they are wealthy and influential.

If this government were to bail out Aero over and above the N25 billion it has already put in, then Mama Sikira and all the Mama Sikira's of this world will March to Aso Rock to demand their share.

You may hate this government and it is your right to do so but stay with the facts. Your argument will be the stronger for it.

http://saharareporters.com/2010/10/08/former-md-oceanic-bank-cecilia-ibru-convicted-bank-fraud

everydayperson:


It seems you do not understand the enormity of the situation, over 272 Foreign Manufacturing Companies have closed shop and left the country.. this is real sector component .. a Driving Factor in any developing economy that has been wiped out of Nigeria in less than a year. Local businesses are folding up left right and center, Banks sacking staff from low-grade to Manager level, Government workers are not paid for months and FG is borrowing to fund the national budget.. MTN and Airtel are in dire straits.. they are considering taxing end-users 10% on each call.. MR BIGGS the poor man's fastfood joint are selling 1 meat-pie for N250 and chicken part for N700.. Landlords are jerking up their rent for single rooms in Ijesha to N400 per year.. shared toilets and bathrooms.. this is Face-Me-I-Face-You.. 2014/2015 this was the price of a 3-bedroom flat in Aguda. Sun Hotels are leaving the formerly lucrative Hotel business to go back to South Africa. Palms Mall all over Lagos are witnessing far less crowds so much that shops are closing.. do you have to reach the bottom of the ocean to know that the Sea is WET.. open you eyes

There will be no Mass Protest.. the 98% poor of Nigeria will turn on the 1% working class and kill them for food and sustenance leaving the highly protected and wealthy 1% to leave the dying rotting country and return when the chaos recedes

redcap:
Where are the likes of aieromon,nefertitiram and co.

greenpasture:


Aero Contractors has two problems. None of them are connected to th government. AMCON invested N20 billion in the airline in 2010 and followed up with another N5 billion afterwards. None of this was in the lifetime of this government. Aero is burdened by huge debts, and cannot attract credit or refinancing. A lot of airline costs are in FX and Aero simply cannot cope.

The problem is linked to the failure of Oceanic Bank due to the colossal fraud in the bank by a shareholder in Aero, a member of the Ibru family. Secondly the same Ibru family are locked in a bitter court case that has led courts to freeze assets.

I am wondering what the Buhari government has to do with this situation. If Mama Sikira making puff, steals from her own company and can be longer afford to make puff. Must the Nigerian govt bail her out? Why should the rich get away with all manners of things just because they are wealthy and influential.

If this government were to bail out Aero over and above the N25 billion it has already put in, then Mama Sikira and all the Mama Sikira's of this world will March to Aso Rock to demand their share.

You may hate this government and it is your right to do so but stay with the facts. Your argument will be the stronger for it.

http://saharareporters.com/2010/10/08/former-md-oceanic-bank-cecilia-ibru-convicted-bank-fraud

redcap:
Ugosample was right all along.

Jhuniyour:
Make una use bus. Nothing go happen.

Shebi when Buhari enter some of una choose to trek.

saints2:
Nigeria’s second largest commercial carrier, Aero Contractors Airlines, today announced that they have suspended scheduled services. In a statement released by the carrier’s management, it was stated that the airline had faced grave challenges in the past six months which impacted its business and scheduled services operations. The suspension of their scheduled services was part of a strategic business realignment to reposition the airline and return it to profitability.

Although the carrier claimed that the suspension starts from tomorrow, aggrieved passengers reached out to, revealing that their Aero flights were cancelled early today without any warning.


According to some passengers, flights are still being booked and paid for online, but on arrival at the terminal, you would be informed that they are not flying.

Another stranded passenger however revealed that although customers were stranded for hours and Aero staffs initially disappeared, they have started refunding money back.


Source:
http://www.ajayiwrites.com/2016/08/passengers-stranded-as-aero-contractors.html

ABEngine:


1. I do honestly appreciate your sense of literature, and that of its embedded diversion and deceit.

2. How has Mama Sikira managed to stay afloat before obtaining FX became a myth in this dispensation?

3. Do you also realize she most definitely couldn't cope with the soaring cost of groundnut oil, sugar, flour and associated cost of transportation which had increased amidst a declining spending (investing) habits of her patrons (Foriegn investors).

4. Having been grossly indebted to Iya Meji to that worrisome value, coupled with the current unfavourable atmosphere for businesses, puff puff can no longer be made and logically should be discontinued. As any perceived price increase would further deplete her client base.

It's this not troubling enough dear mai CHAINge to triple the woes of Mama Sikira?

ABEngine:


1. I do honestly appreciate your sense of literature, and that of its embedded diversion and deceit.

2. How has Mama Sikira managed to stay afloat before obtaining FX became a myth in this dispensation?

3. Do you also realize she most definitely couldn't cope with the soaring cost of groundnut oil, sugar, flour and associated cost of transportation which had increased amidst a declining spending (investing) habits of her patrons (Foriegn investors).

4. Having been grossly indebted to Iya Meji to that worrisome value, coupled with the current unfavourable atmosphere for businesses, puff puff can no longer be made and logically should be discontinued. As any perceived price increase would further deplete her client base.

It's this not troubling enough dear mai CHAINge to triple the woes of Mama Sikira?

greenpasture:



In my illustration Mama Sikira stole from her own business. Mama Sikira was the largest shareholder in an enterprise and only lost majority shareholding because of her kleptomania, not because of any government. Exactly what happened with the Ibru's in this case Cecilia Ibru to be exact. . What has this to do with the price of raw materials? If raw material prices go up, Mama Sikira will adjust her prices. It is competition and service quality that will determine her businesses future not an indulgent government that will continue doling out money to support her habit. Simple economics 101.

Continuing with this line of argument will only expose what you don't know.

jennybright:
Our help is in the name of the LORD... Who made heaven and earth

ishiamu:
buhari the greatest magician of our time.... over to the zombies defend him.... most of yall are even getting smaller day by day... hehehe..

NameChecker:
How APC supporters walked out of thread after reading this

sofiabelgrade:
Na night bus levels now.

manny4life:


Sir, I do not agree with your logic, you mentioned competition and service quality (supply), what you failed to address is the demand aspect. Regardless of service quality, if a price of product has increased by 300%, yet income remains constant (no change) or even negative change, how are you supposed to afford that product even if the product is top notch? Example, you're earning x amount of income (no change), if the cost of boarding a bus is N100, and an air conditioned bus comes around (top service) charging N300, are you likely to board the bus or trek? Your guess is as good as mine. In this case, our Purchasing Power has seriously declined, which translates why Nigeria is no longer the Africa's destination for investment. What is killing Nigerian businesses is not because they can't compete, on the contrary, Nigerian are known for competition. What's hurting them is the ability to compete.

You can't compete when

a.) Access to foreign exchange is really limited because of i) the current exchange is highly unfavorable, ii) and even IF businesses wanted to bear the FX cost, the system has placed a cap and an undue process to transact globally.

b.) The required infrastructure necessary to compete is lacking. Was it not two days ago that Murtala Muhammad Airport was in darkness. The Aviation sector all around is in total collapse. Few days ago, 9 banks were sanctioned because they refused to remit their monies. Yes we may say it served them right, do you have any idea the effect of this sanction?

c.) We have unfriendly govt/fiscal policies. I don't even want to delve into this but you and I know very well this dealt a severe blow to our economy. Buhari has finally plunged us into full scale recession, it would take a lot of hard work and commitment to get us out of this mess.