danngnews:


Easy man, airpeace will add it to your ticket and give innoson his share depending on how many ticket they sold , no one will ask you for bus fare in the airport, there are smart ways of doing these stuff.

Magnumproperty:
Good one. Let's patronize and export our locally made products and see our GDP swell like garri. If we don't use and value ours, how will foreigners value us? China started like this too.

mannobi:
Good one, let it continue like this but then even if the FG buy entire car purchase from innoson and build the second Niger bridge, the ppl on that side will still see the govt as no doing anything and would still transfer their aggression to Tinubu

sotall:


Deal with the truth. You never had a father or even if you had one, he was never responsible towards you.
Hence you are very quick to call "father" on a social media.

deukpai:
God gave you brain to think but you chose to use your mouth to think. Going by your assertion, if FG decides to. purchase the whole innoson car would they shared the money to all igbos? The second Niger bridge you mentioned is it entitled to Igbo's?

Cognitivereason:


So FG should make it public that there are no sufficient buses at their airports...
Look.. u don't just have sense..sorry to say...

Tell me any where in the world were passengers have to pay to commute them selves from the airport terminal to the plane...
Even Nigerians paying for trolleys to move their luggages is absurd in foreign airports..

Even if u have not stepped foot in an airport...u have an Internet enabled smartphone..

Lastly if the ones in used before were still in good conditions and were enough.. FAAN will not deem it necessary to buy more...
Am sure ur one of those mugus dat will wait for something to spoil kpatakpata b4 taking necessary action..typical black mentality

obailala:

I believe its the duty of FAAN to get travellers in and out of those planes between terminals; so FAAN owns those buses. Are you guys saying FAAN, instead of owning shuttle buses, should rather give the contract to private companies?

PNomsule:


[s]U must be very ugly as your assertions appear. I am a progressive here and I am particularly interested in a nation that spends less on inconsequential commodities.

This system of inexplicable expenditure is mortgaging our future. Maybe you're near 70 and will soon meet your grave but I am not. If the System will not secure my future in wise spending then you my ugly friend, I am sorry, I can't ignore. [/s]

PNomsule:


It was an oversight to talk about privatising the shuttle business from terminals to tarmac as the op didn't specify abinitio. My bad

Cognitivereason:

DAT is exactly how to speak.. Acknowledge ur ignorance not typing one long story to me DAT makes no sense

AKWATGOLD1:
The vehicle is nice from INNOSON Vehicle but I have a reservation on the following:
1. The position of the Engine bay of the vehicle is very close to the tail end of the two chasis line which will not be to good for the vehicle to go on
long trip with Nigeria road that are in bad shape.
2. The tyre at rear is too far rear end too.

If this can be look into, I suggested is best for our road in Nigeria.

Totilopussylick:
One among many reasons Nigeria don't want to divorce ipobians

They know Ipob is blessed with many talents

naptu2:




It's got nothing to do with 2023. The Federal Government has consistently been one of Innoson's biggest customers. Mr Innocent Chukwuma said so himself.

Tovard:
Innocent should work more on their vehicles �, I have observed that most of their vehicles wears out quickly maybe 2 to 3 years after purchased.


They are the new face of Nigeria ��, hope the coming generations!

God bless the CEO
God bless the Igbos
God bless the Yorubas
God bless the Hausas
God bless Nigeria ��!


Wish me happy birthday in advance..

Totilopussylick:
One among many reasons Nigeria don't want to divorce ipobians

They know Ipob is blessed with many talents

Tovard:
Innocent should work more on their vehicles �, I have observed that most of their vehicles wears out quickly maybe 2 to 3 years after purchased.


They are the new face of Nigeria ��, hope the coming generations!

God bless the CEO
God bless the Igbos
God bless the Yorubas
God bless the Hausas
God bless Nigeria ��!


Wish me happy birthday in advance..

PNomsule:
We spend too much money in buying goods that are not gainful to the larger population. It has its ripple effects in the not too distant future.

FG have no business buying any bus for shuttle, let IVM propose to run the service and charge commuters at a regulated fee.

dokyOloye:

Which one dey your own DNA?
Skull mining or banditry?

mannobi:
Good one, let it continue like this but then even if the FG buy entire car purchase from innoson and build the second Niger bridge, the ppl on that side will still see the govt as no doing anything and would still transfer their aggression to Tinubu we know it won't be long before coneheaded structures and sophisticated morrorrrns come along..

PNomsule:
We spend too much money in buying goods that are not gainful to the larger population. It has its ripple effects in the not too distant future.

FG have no business buying any bus for shuttle, let IVM propose to run the service and charge commuters at a regulated fee.

Kazeem47:
Nice one.Later some people go say FG no gree patronise Innoson products because he from the other side of the country.

naptu2:


It's got nothing to do with 2023. The Federal Government has consistently been one of Innoson's biggest customers. Mr Innocent Chukwuma said so himself.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/355016-buhari-govt-gives-innoson-support-patronage-innocent-chukwuma.html

ShenTeh:
Good development and a very welcome effort from our often criticized FG.

Putting it on the airport route is a very strategic PR approach for both Innoson and Nigeria.

#BuyMadeInNigeria

EastisBae:
Whether it was based on reality check or not, I commend Buhari for patronizing Innoson and encouraging local manufacturing. Imagine the impression people will have on landing in Nigeria only to be driven in vehicles produced in Nigeria, it gives us a bragging right as a great country.

During the oil boom era, the politicians behaved so recklessly like drunken sailors, selling crude oil and importing refined petroleum among other such madness. However, Nigeria can't afford to be stupid anymore, that era is gone forever!

I think the federal government should start looking at the regions and their comparative advantage now that oil era is coming to an end. Specific regions/states that must be encouraged to do more are the following:

Anambra and Abia.
Lagos and Ogun.
North.

Anambra and Abia has enough capacity to supply Nigeria and West Africa with all its vehicle needs, motor parts, shoes, bags, cloths and other consumer goods that are bought from China. Thank God that geometric is about to supply Aba with 24 hours electricity to boost production.

Lagos and Ogun has enough multinational corporations and also indigenous manufacturers of industrial and consumer goods like beverages, drugs etc for the whole of Nigeria and West Africa.

North can supply the whole of Nigeria with food and even have enough for export to other countries if only processing industries are in place.

Nigeria has all the potentials to be great but it was unfortunately wasted. We are going to face serious crises and if we fail to do the right things now, then nothing will stop us from breaking apart into pieces like the Soviet Union.

afube:

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These are not commuter buses oga! The buse are airside shuttles for moving airline passengers from terminal to airplanes packed at the tarmac and vice versa