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EKO ONI BAJE!

Glad the LASG no longer tolerates impunity and lawlessness...
Nigerians will moan about chaos and disorder while actively promoting same.

All Nigerians cannot live in Lagos (less than half-percent of Nigerian land mass)...
Especially since the NASS has always rejected making a special allocation to Lagos.
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Cousin9999:
You work for one of these clowns spamming the internet with blogs every time they fart, don't you?

Are you proud of your work? Is it satisfying?

When folks like you lack substance, they resort to personal attacks...smh

Those so-called "clowns" are not only creating jobs and wealth for Nigerians but are veritable cultural ambassadors refreshing the soiled image created by your so-called "educated" folks dabbling in Yahoo-Yahoo, while you are spamming NL and the Internet with your petty bitterness. Do better!
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vaxx1:
This is not a reliable evidence as it is not from the airport service itself. since 2017, the airport undergo a face lift with new modern techniques. now, it has terminal 3 with the latest airport equipment and technology...

A terminal is just a building and has NOTHING to do with the ILS system...
The ILS is a radio-based navigation system installed at the end of the runway.
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bisi16:
Depression is real. Talk to somebody.

These people quoting because of the above comment, do u know how far talking to people can go? Not necessarily talking to them about your problems. Locking yourself up is counter productive. Go out, gist with friends, laugh, come back home and tackle your problem with a fresh mood.

He had money for Uber, meaning he can afford a bottle or 2 of beer.

God bless the inventor of beer.

Alcohol is a DEPRESSANT!
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Mraphel:
She's just too emotional over everything..i think she can't live here in Nigeria .
She can go back abroad to live where she's used to... cuz she cannot adapt to our useless lifestyle here in Nigeria

Abegi, don't make me laugh...
T-Boss was born in Nigeria and attended primary, secondary and first-year of uni here in Nigeria.

She only attended a few years of uni abroad in Romania...
And if you really know anything about Romania, pretty sure she prefers Nigeria!
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This is the result of living your life to please others...
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LosC:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/11060885_fbimg1581874676637_jpeg1be5837262323c24f792bc5d542dc648

DISGUSTING! DISGRACEFUL!! DESPICABLE!!!
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Cousin9999:
lol So mushmouth, babbling entertainers with silly songs requiring little if any skill/talent are "educated" by their experience being exploited by educated people?

You merely are reaffirming that you do not grasp what education really is...
Nonetheless, any working 'educated' person is being "exploited" by others.

Nonetheless, the fact that so-called "mushmouth, babbling entertainers with silly songs" are making an honest (even solid) living and creating jobs, wealth and livelihoods for SCORES of other Nigerians directly (producers, audio, visual and electronic engineers, set, lighting and fashion designers, skilled and semi-skilled artisans, electricians, technicians, transporters, suppliers, managers, security, lawyers, etc.) and indirectly (financiers, vendors, estate agents, car dealers, etc.) is in itself GREAT SKILL AND TALENT! Meanwhile, with all of your "education" (by which you misapprehend your certification to constitute), you have thus far shown little or no skill or talent in anything other than spreading pettiness and bitterness. Do better.
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Story of the gods...
Somebody has a career in fiction.
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Yet another very poor "news" report...

Despite the MISOGYNISTIC mentality and style of the reporter intimating that this was essentially a manufactured offense by the girls' parents, there's obviously a HUGE chunk of the story missing.

This is NOT a civil action, and thus the parents' complaint is not controlling. Rather, it's a criminal action brought by the State, and the State would not rely solely on the complainants' words to initiate criminal action which has to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Cousin9999:
Bentleys are very popular with people who have more money than education, and more insecurity than common sense.

Sorry but that's just a silly overgeneralization...

Nonetheless, the point I was making is...
Bentleys are meant to be driven, while (eg) Rolls are to be driven in.

Meanwhile, Nigerians keep mistaking certificates for education...
Any self-made successful person has garnered a real-life education.
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opebiboy:
Nah I am not comparing. I am stopping a big lie from spreading. They don't have what they claim

And how does that personally benefit your own life?
If only Nigerians would usefully expend same sort of energy they invest in trying to drag down others. SMH
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Cousin9999:
I don't care how much they cost. Bentleys are ugly... in addition to being a massive waste of money.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder...
But Bentleys have traditionally appealed more to the person behind the wheel rather than the person behind the person behind the wheel.
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opebiboy:
Audio car. Where is the car you bought for Chioma? Time reveals. These people too lie. They are not rich like they claim to be

Why are you looking for it? You want to kidnap her?
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VanEFCC:
Dear Only few will understand ....

I Know a boutique in Lekki where they go to higher clothes ....

The most shocking part of it is that they spray costly perfumes there ..... i asked the girl incharge of that place ... she told me that some of the perfumes in their boutique is sold for 180k ....

so when you come , you pay 10k they will spray you and keep for another person ...

So all those designer clothes he wears is "highered" from Lekki? Nigerians can be so petty as to be funny. SMH
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vaxx1:
Your evidence will be a plause.

I know the company (Flight Calibration Services Ltd) that installed Kotoka's ILS/DME system (a CAT II system) in 2018. Feel free to check the records.

However, I have also since searched and have found an article confirming Kotoka's ILS as a CAT II system. See http://www.airporthotelguide.com/accra/airport-info.html
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SarkinYarki:
I have never spent on hours from Lagos to ghana all my neither have I spent 1 hour 15 minutes to Abuja so you don't know what you are saying ...I have done Lagos to Abuja on small jets in 45 minutes and on bigger commercial jets between 50 to 58 minutes , the ghana flight is so short that immediately the finish climbing before you you know you hear the call for approach entry

While I and many other travelers have...
If you resort to silly anecdotes instead of verifiable official records.
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sulaak:
Some international airports are designed to reduce the workload on surrounding infrastructures such as roads, rails, parking and accommodation as in the case of Stanstead and Gatwick international airports in the UK

When Abuja airport was shut down for repairs, air traffic was successfully relocated to nearby Kaduna airport with connecting roads and rail between both cities.

An airport can be shut down for multiple reasons such as poor weather, terrorism or in the case of Nigeria lack of maintenance, however, having another international airport close by will avoid the international embarrassment of redirecting air traffic to a foreign country.

An international airport doesn't have to be large megastructures that cause billions of dollars it can be small, but design for international travel.

Building an international airport in a city of 3 million like Ibadan will open up the state to international business and improve regional logistics.

There's an airport coming up in Lekki that should be ready at about the time the traffic justifies it...
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StrobeLites:
Twist in the tale.. Lyon had perfected his acts for this day and event..

Lyon Rehearsals...

https://autojosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/David-lyon-bayelsa-state-1.jpeg

https://autojosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/David-lyon-bayelsa-state-3.jpeg
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Lynx001:
That deputy is mad.he did not even need the certificate. Going by the supreme court judgement atiku vs buhari reading and writing is equilavent to ssce. I know the pain of loosing a case based on technichalities. I once went for a cooking compeition. men vs women. @hotel presidential. We cooked he best food the judges confirmed it. Bt we did not wash our hand bèfore we started. We lost. Na waa for apc(affidavit pass certificate).

DISGUSTING! You deserved to lose...
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BedLam:
This is still incompetence!

It's NOT...
That's exactly why systems are TEST-run.

If there are equipment issues...
That's from the OEM, not Nigeria.
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sulaak:
Do we we have to wait for the large volume of traffic before we start constructing new airports. A smart country will plans for the future, build the new airports, privatised them (PPP) and generate the business activities that will increase air traffic volumes. I understand that there is a plan to build an international airport in Lekki, brilliant idea as it will serve the financial hub in Lekki and it's immediate surrounding in Epe and Ogun state. International Airports are transformation infrastructure impact the development of a country.

Nigeria is poor because Nigerian cultural and social elites are prepared to tolerate poor leadership, imagine Lagosian protesting to retain Okada and Keke Nepad when they should have been on the street protesting against the deplorable state of the roads, lack of drainage and metro railway in the state.

There's no need to build White Elephants...

Both of Nigeria's major international gateways in Lagos and Abuja are built to be EXPANDABLE....
Meanwhile, traffic at both airports are less than capacity, and if/when required both would probably be expanded.
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SarkinYarki:
How do u improve visibility? The best thing to do is to fix the ILS in the airport and no claiming you will make weather better

So as a minister of aviation you don't know why Airlines choose to reroute to Ghana other than Abuja ..okay then let me list the reasons out for you .

1 .Kotoka Airport Ghana is closer to Lagos than Abuja and so will save the airline more fuel

2. The ILS service in Abuja airport is epileptic and obsolete CAT 1 while Kotoka has CAT 3b where an aircraft can land with even just 50 ft of visibility

3 .the cost of aviation fuel is cheaper and more accessible than Nigeria

4 Kotoka airport Ghana has better runway service than any airport in Nigeria

So Mr minister you can see why any reasonable crew will opt to reroute to Ghana than head to Abuja

BTW, Kotoka Accra actually has CAT 2 ILS, while Abuja (and Lagos) has been testing-running the CAT 3 ILS system since last November in the process of replacing the existing CAT 2 (not CAT 1) system. The system arrived in Nigeria in August 2019, and were installed and being test-run as far back as last November (or even October) with replacement supposed to have been completed by the third week of December, but not sure of the status.
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SarkinYarki:
How do u improve visibility? The best thing to do is to fix the ILS in the airport and no claiming you will make weather better

So as a minister of aviation you don't know why Airlines choose to reroute to Ghana other than Abuja ..okay then let me list the reasons out for you .

1 .Kotoka Airport Ghana is closer to Lagos than Abuja and so will save the airline more fuel

2. The ILS service in Abuja airport is epileptic and obsolete CAT 1 while Kotoka has CAT 3b where an aircraft can land with even just 50 ft of visibility

3 .the cost of aviation fuel is cheaper and more accessible than Nigeria

4 Kotoka airport Ghana has better runway service than any airport in Nigeria

So Mr minister you can see why any reasonable crew will opt to reroute to Ghana than head to Abuja

Without prejudice to the rest of your post...
Lagos to Accra is same flight time as Lagos to Abuja: 1 hr 15 min.

Frankly, it makes little LOGISTIC sense to take Nigeria-bound passengers to Accra (in Ghana) if Abuja (in Nigeria) is available.
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sparog:
Don't start what you can't finish man

Start ish, and I'll gladly finish it...smh.
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sparog:
Pls don't be stupid ooh

Don't call me what I am not

If the name fits...
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Ausrichie:
Wait don't tell me our GDP is about 200 billion dollars cause that is what I heard.

Officially it is ESTIMATED (emphasis added) at between 400-500 billion dollars...

But the reality is that no one knows for sure because the vast majority of Nigerian economic activity is INFORMAL!
Personally, given that informality and prevalence of UNDER-REPORTING in the semi-formal sector, I would guess in the region of 1-1.2 trillion dollars.
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EgunMogaji2:
I’ve stated my position and I stand by it.

Internal combustion engine is the most used derivative of crude oil.

It and the other uses dies not justify the environmental damage caused by oil extraction and there are clean alternatives to every single derivatives.

I don’t care what Canada does. I care what Nigeria do.

Strawman Argument....
That was NOT the point you made or the one I commented upon.

As for what Canada and Nigeria does..
EDUCATED Nigerians are voting with their feet which one they prefer what it does! SMH
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BrandSpurNG:
https://brandspurng.com/2020/02/12/governor-fayemi-approves-six-months-maternity-leave-for-ekiti-workers/

EXCELLENT NEWS!
He should go even further and grant a 3-month PATERNITY leave for fathers.
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Jainine:
Bullshit!

Who ever goes around justifying rape, attributing blames to outfits or appearance, such a garbage person deserves their mothers and fathers dragged in the gutter and rubbish for no proper education ...

So even though you are not even worthy of responds, I only did it in favours of your mama!

But I have done my best for a grown_ass piece_of_shit. You can now Fuck_off.

BLESS YOU!
Crude and crass MISOGYNY is ingrained into so many Nigerians. SMH
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famzynet:
How can an adult be raped without threat to life in the man's house. Seems like business gone wrong.

DISGRACEFUL, DISGUSTING AND DESPICABLE comment...
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