Frezhkid10:

Shut up there!!!!…who even brought the idea of conveying them to Egypt first…was it not onyeama??…why are this airlines just waking up now…

babz11:


What about An Airbus the largest of all Aircraft, I was amazed at the same time impressed

Rikze:
Why do we hardly see dark skinned air hostesses? Majorly fair ones are everywhere.


This is one of things that encourages bleaching in our ladies.


Well-done Azman Air and Max Air though

SmartProf:
Seems like an after-thought effort by Azman and Max airlines, after they've seen the massive publicity/PR, Airpeace has enjoyed by their massive and thoughtful gesture. Also, who knows what the Northern oligarchs have done to make these airlines wake up so they can avoid banters from Nigerians that they did nothing in the face of their brothers being stranded. Their efforts are appreciated anyways.

GoodbutBadguy:

If you no like am go clean am

Administration1:
Abeg, which is is Taco Aviation.... they still want to steal money.

naptu2:
Port Sudan is relatively safe and many refugees have moved there. Some Nigerians fled to Port Sudan on their own and they raised an alarm that the Nigerian Government has forgotten them and is evacuating people from Khartoum and other parts of Sudan.

However, the government has contracted a Sudanese airline, Taco, to fly Nigerians in Port Sudan back home. They should be arriving today.

Port Sudan is not far from Saudi Arabia and the Saudi and UAE governments also assisted Nigeria in evacuating some Nigerians (a few) to their countries.

accordadoga25:
Nice!!

At least we go rest now.

The 'the Igbos they hate are the ones they rely on for the evacuation of Nigerians in Sudan' noise go reduce.

Thank God no be only airpeace

QuotaSystem:
Kudos to Azman Air.

Kudos to Max Air - their large, double-decker Boeing 747 will be useful for the mass evacuation.

These are ‘Northern-owned’ airlines joining the NAF and Air Peace in the patriotic mission to rescue & stop some people crying of being abandoned in Sudan, or being told to step down from the bus for a while.

SmartProf:
Seems like an after-thought effort by Azman and Max airlines, after they've seen the massive publicity/PR, Airpeace has enjoyed by their massive and thoughtful gesture. Also, who knows what the Northern oligarchs have done to make these airlines wake up so they can avoid banters from Nigerians that they did nothing in the face of their brothers being stranded. Their efforts are appreciated anyways.

Rikze:


Abeg shift one side.

donbenie:
The same way you will hardly see dark skinned video vixens..
We have been wired to subjugate the dark skinned females in the entertainment industry..

Rikze:
Why do we hardly see dark skinned air hostesses? Majorly fair ones are everywhere.


This is one of things that encourages bleaching in our ladies.


Well-done Azman Air and Max Air though

optimusprime2:


Bro,
If you fly Senegal airlines... you will change your mind. Like their air hostesses all look like New york runway models, especially those ones with shiny ebony dark skin.

Freethinker87:


You do know that they were paid to airlift their "brothers" trapped in a war zone, right? Only airpeace volunteered for free.

Now what do you have to say about Northern airlines?

QuotaSystem:
Kudos to Azman Air.

Kudos to Max Air - their large, double-decker Boeing 747 will be useful for the mass evacuation.

These are ‘Northern-owned’ airlines joining the NAF and Air Peace in the patriotic mission to rescue & stop some people crying of being abandoned in Sudan, or being told to step down from the bus for a while.

ubox:

I'm very surprised a Nigerian airline has the King of the skies "Boeing 747" in their fleet

QuotaSystem:


They aren’t the first.

Kabo Airline (owned by the late Alhaji Adamu Dankabo) also had the Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet in its fleet. It was founded and operated from Kano since 1980 and ceased operations in 2016 over tax issues with FIRS.

shogz89:


Below is the response I have for you Nasirujj. Thanks generalpula