According to Senator Shehu Danni, a helicopter transport company has stepped in to fill the void created by the fear of road and railway travel between Kaduna and Abuja

Necessity is the mother of all inventions�

Entreprenure 101

Gummi's company?

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You people sha want to use all the means of transportation... Bandit wey fit go airport nd him no go hit helicopter..

Don't worry the bandit already have surface to air .

They will crash that your useless helicopter.


When you idiots don insist you no go get sense because of religion.

You nutured the monster for years and now e don mature.

You lot are in for a long thing.

F4q

The country be like public toilet wey no get cleaner.

"If this hole don full, you shit for the next one. If the next don full, you shit for backyard...for side, for front, and finally, on top another shit. "

Nobody to clean.
Nobody to clear.
Nobody to care.

Instead, dem dey hawk tissue.
As if the only problem na to clean nyash.

Dey form entrepreneur on top suffer head.

Tueh!

The company will boom very soon!!!

My brother shehu sani, nowhere is save again . Do you know that Yoruba Muslims mined two skulls today in Ogun state, one living skull and one dead skull

It is what it is jawee

Rather than using helicopters, the DeHavilland Twin Otter is the IDEAL aircraft for short hops like Abuja to Kaduna.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETTHIv4actc

The Twin Otter is regarded as the "Jeep of the Sky" because it can land on grass, dirt, or gravel unfinished runways, and only requires very short distances both to take off and to land. Without the need for the use of major airports, costly landing fees and taxes can be avoided by Twin Otter operators flying out of grass or dirt runways dotted all over the country.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxaCpJnKXiM

The cost of running a small fleet of Twin Otters would be way cheaper than the cost of keeping an equal number of helicopters, AND the Twin Otters can each carry way more passengers than any civilian helicopter is capable of conveying.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Canada_DHC-6_Twin_Otter

Interestingly Twin Otters are in use by oil companies operating in Nigeria, so there are quite a few Nigerian pilots who are trained on that particular aircraft, who could easily serve as flight instructors to train more pilots if a fleet of Twin Otters were to be established by visionary entrepreneurs for regular commercial flights within Nigeria.

Twin Otters can be purchased used for as little as 1.5 million US dollars each.

https://www.controller.com/listings/for-sale/dehavilland/aircraft

Jakumo:
Rather than using helicopters, the DeHavilland Twin Otter is the IDEAL aircraft for short hops like Abuja to Kaduna.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETTHIv4actc

The Twin Otter is regarded as the "Jeep of the Sky" because it can land on grass, dirt, or gravel unfinished runways, and only requires very short distances both to take off and to land. Without the need for the use of major airports, costly landing fees and taxes can be avoided by Twin Otter operators flying out of grass or dirt runways dotted all over the country.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxaCpJnKXiM

The cost of running a small fleet of Twin Otters would be way cheaper than the cost of keeping an equal number of helicopters, AND the Twin Otters can each carry way more passengers than any civilian helicopter is capable of conveying.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Canada_DHC-6_Twin_Otter

Interestingly Twin Otters are in use by oil companies operating in Nigeria, so there are quite a few Nigerian pilots who are trained on that particular aircraft, who could easily serve as flight instructors to train more pilots if a fleet of Twin Otters were to be established by visionary entrepreneurs for regular commercial flights within Nigeria.

Twin Otters can be purchased used for as little as 1.5 million US dollars each.

https://www.controller.com/listings/for-sale/dehavilland/aircraft

No be this your kpangolo kill Emiliano Salah