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If you add helicopter operations there are some silent big ones. Definately in top 5. And their services contribute a lot to the economy and industry too.

Staged content. Fake.
How can it just go from consolation of pain to advice to the youth.
You loose serious followers when you lack authenticity. Go to Facebook and meet your audience.

Southern babe think say she don jam "mumu" aboki.
You've saved yourself man, that marriage would had been raw hell for you till dying untimely death. This was a family collusion not just bride alone. The disrespect, the insult.
And upon his realisation they were still trying to twist him, play him, scope him lolzz..like he's a kid, double insult.
His outbursts is true but shows he's a bit of a naive weakling, but I guess bride and family took it too far and under estimated his sense.

Kokaine:
Not memorising Qur'an when I was younger and single

With this your user name, are a religious/spiritual person 😁.
Wishing you the best as you try to better yourself.

Sirchiboy:
1) Staying indoor as a child.
2) Not Having a GF as a teenager
3) Not socializing.
4) Being afraid to take risk .
5) Not learning hardwork and not leaving house at 17 or 18

Don't blame yourself too hard. Some might be a function of how your parents raised and ruled the house.
Dont live in regret or self pity, you can correct and change your life now. You have the power ,all you need to do is to decide.

E be like dem don hack your phone

Ghana, egg must always dey inside everything. This one is not too bad, but that one that they'll be putting boiled egg inside soup to eat swallow, that one go hard nigerians o. I wonder how it al tastes.

Are both supermarkets in lekki?

ebukal67x:
Good one. But N739 is still too high.

This is a private business trying their best to crash down prices and they have been succeeding gradually and instead of support and encouragement this is all what you can say.
Your negativity is mind blowing. Go and clean your head.

Hello Engineers good evening.
Please help, how much is Charging Port Replacement for Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.

Esthered:
115 at once, what are their offenses?

Did you really read the story? Read it again, slower and carefully this time.

Focusmind:
The Balami guy, an LP financier and a staunch obidients movement founder is about to port.

This guy pulled his resources for Obi in 2023 presidential elections. Sadly, in Nigeria, businesses follow the food and where the connections are. His empire would be served more by being in the APC. It is no more a question of if, but when is he going to finally port.

Balami dumps Peter Obi, Labour Party, Returns to APC – THISDAYLIVE https://share.google/v2snFG3IwnQSU4C9w

He has decamped since last year. I think he was just a mole planted in LP. Or wanted to ride on the wave of Obidient youthful energy.

SpaceX:
The rich marrying the rich, people don't know it's a sin to be a classist.

People can't fall in love in peace again, na wa. All this anti-rich hatred mindset you're having, it won't help you.

bluefilm:
If I tell you to pay for that information, will you agree or will you dismiss it as a worthless advice which you freely got on the Internet from one random guy?

The truth is that such financial information (experience) is priceless

The question now is how far are you willing to go to separate yourself forever from the 'rat race'?

Someone is just trying to japa and you're saying you want to sell the information. This is what we do to ourselves. We are our own downfall plotters.
Are you the Embassy?
Thank you to all the people who offer free advice to people that works without expecting anything back from them. Thank God for internet, information and knowledge is widely available freely.

bluefilm:
Aswear

A lot of people are suffering because of lack of proper information and/or guidance

Thats what this tread is about. You guys should share your own information or guidance, and not just tell her yes or no. And Its not just for her, you'll be helping others who are reading this thread too.

The Amazon of his time, Amazon before today's Amazon.

This is a related but different category of kids growing up with narcissistic parents. For those who unfortunately had this experience, learn to understand, forgive, HEAL, and don't repeat such to your kids. Protect your mental health people.


Children of narcissistic parents, including hot-tempered fathers with narcissistic traits, face profound biological, psychological, and emotional impacts due to the parent’s self-centeredness, emotional volatility, and need for control. Since you previously asked about biological impacts in the context of hot-tempered fathers, I’ll focus on children of narcissistic parents broadly, integrating biological effects where relevant, while addressing psychological and social dimensions. I’ll assume you’re seeking a comprehensive yet concise analysis, emphasizing how narcissistic parenting (potentially including a father’s temper) shapes children. If you want a narrower focus (e.g., only biological impacts or specific to fathers), please clarify.

Overview of Narcissistic Parenting
Narcissistic parents prioritize their own needs, seeking admiration and control, often at the expense of their children’s emotional well-being. They may exhibit grandiosity, lack empathy, manipulate, or react with rage (hot-tempered outbursts) when challenged. This creates a chronically stressful, invalidating environment for children, with distinct biological and psychological consequences.

Biological Impacts
Narcissistic parenting, especially when coupled with angry outbursts, triggers chronic stress, affecting children’s physiology similarly to the mechanisms outlined in the prior response. Key effects include:

HPA Axis Dysregulation:
Mechanism: The unpredictable criticism, rage, or conditional love from a narcissistic parent overactivates the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, elevating cortisol levels.
Impact: Chronic cortisol exposure can lead to:
Weakened immune function, increasing illness susceptibility.
Metabolic disruptions, raising risks of obesity or diabetes.
Heightened anxiety or hypervigilance due to a sensitized stress response.

Brain Development:
Amygdala: Constant emotional invalidation or fear of outbursts heightens amygdala activity, making children prone to intense emotional reactions or anxiety.

Prefrontal Cortex: Stress impairs development of the prefrontal cortex, affecting impulse control, decision-making, and emotional regulation. This may manifest as difficulty setting boundaries or managing conflict.

Hippocampus: Cortisol can reduce hippocampal volume, impairing memory and learning, especially under the cognitive load of navigating a parent’s demands.

Mirror Neuron System: Narcissistic parents’ lack of empathy may disrupt the child’s mirror neuron development, affecting their ability to empathize or read social cues.

Epigenetic Modifications:
Mechanism: Chronic stress alters gene expression (e.g., glucocorticoid receptor genes), increasing vulnerability to mental health disorders.
Impact: These changes may persist into adulthood, heightening risks of depression, anxiety, or PTSD. Some evidence suggests intergenerational transmission, though human studies are limited.

Autonomic Nervous System (ANS):
Mechanism: The “walking on eggshells” dynamic with a narcissistic parent keeps the sympathetic nervous system overactive, disrupting the parasympathetic balance.
Impact: This can cause chronic hyperarousal (e.g., racing heart, tension), sleep disturbances, or gastrointestinal issues, which compound emotional stress.

Telomere Shortening:
Chronic emotional neglect or verbal aggression accelerates telomere shortening, linked to premature aging and stress-related diseases like cardiovascular issues.

Psychological and Emotional Impacts
Beyond biology, narcissistic parenting profoundly shapes a child’s psyche and behavior, often in
ways that persist into adulthood:
Self-Esteem and Identity:
Narcissistic parents may treat children as extensions of themselves, either idealizing them (if they reflect well on the parent) or devaluing them (if they fail to meet expectations). This leads to unstable self-esteem, with children feeling worthless or only valued for achievements.
Children often develop a “false self” to meet the parent’s demands, suppressing their true identity, which can result in identity confusion or feelings of emptiness.

Emotional Regulation:
The parent’s emotional volatility (e.g., hot-tempered outbursts) or lack of empathy teaches children to suppress their feelings to avoid conflict. This can lead to:

Internalizing Disorders: Anxiety, depression, or shame from constant criticism.
Externalizing Behaviors: Some children rebel with defiance or aggression, especially if they adopt the parent’s narcissistic traits.
Gaslighting or manipulation erodes trust in their own emotions, causing self-doubt or difficulty naming feelings (alexithymia).
Attachment and Relationships:
Narcissistic parents often fail to provide consistent, empathetic caregiving, leading to insecure attachment (anxious or avoidant). Children may struggle to trust others or form healthy relationships.
In adulthood, they may gravitate toward narcissistic partners, repeating familiar dynamics, or become overly self-reliant, avoiding intimacy.
Role Assignments:
Children are often assigned roles like the “golden child” (idealized but pressured to perform) or “scapegoat” (blamed for family issues). These roles shape self-perception and sibling dynamics, with scapegoats at higher risk for low self-worth and golden children for perfectionism.
Social and Behavioral Outcomes
People-Pleasing or Hypervigilance: Children learn to anticipate the parent’s moods, becoming hypervigilant or overly accommodating, which can lead to codependency or burnout in relationships.
Narcissistic Traits: Some children adopt narcissistic behaviors as a defense mechanism or to gain approval, though this is less common than internalized shame.
Social Isolation: Fear of judgment or difficulty trusting others may limit social connections, especially if the parent’s behavior embarrasses or controls the child.

Long-Term Effects
Mental Health: Higher risks of anxiety, depression, complex PTSD, or personality disorders (e.g., borderline or narcissistic personality disorder) due to chronic invalidation and stress.
Relational Patterns: Difficulty setting boundaries, fear of abandonment, or attracting manipulative partners are common.
Career and Achievement: Some overachieve to prove their worth, driven by the parent’s conditional love, while others self-sabotage due to internalized failure narratives.
Moderating Factors
Co-Parent or Support Systems: A supportive non-narcissistic parent, grandparent, or teacher can buffer biological and psychological harm by providing validation and stability.
Child’s Temperament: Resilient or less sensitive children may cope better, while empathetic or introspective children are more vulnerable to internalizing harm.
Intervention: Therapy (e.g., trauma-focused CBT, EMDR) or mindfulness can reverse some biological effects (e.g., HPA axis regulation) and help reframe psychological patterns.
Cultural Context: Collectivist cultures may normalize parental control, intensifying guilt for setting boundaries, while individualistic cultures may encourage distancing, affecting outcomes.
Specific to Hot-Tempered Narcissistic Fathers
If the narcissistic parent is a hot-tempered father, the biological impacts are amplified by the intensity of his anger:
Increased Cortisol Spikes: Sudden rages cause acute stress responses, worsening HPA axis dysregulation and amygdala hyperactivity.
Gender Dynamics: Boys may face pressure to emulate the father’s dominance, risking aggressive tendencies, while girls may internalize fear, increasing anxiety or submission.
Physical Fear: If outbursts include threats or physical intimidation, the child’s ANS remains in a heightened state, potentially leading to trauma responses like dissociation.
Breaking the Cycle
Therapy: Trauma-informed therapy helps children process shame, rebuild SELF-ESTEEM, and learn healthy boundaries.
Self-Awareness: Recognizing narcissistic patterns allows adult children to unlearn harmful behaviors and prioritize their needs.
Support Networks: Connecting with empathetic peers or mentors counters the isolation and invalidation of narcissistic parenting.
Knowledge Gaps
Research on narcissistic parenting often focuses on mothers or general parental narcissism, with less data on fathers specifically.
Biological studies (e.g., epigenetics, neuroimaging) are limited in this context, relying on broader stress or trauma research.
Cultural variations in outcomes are underexplored, particularly in non-Western settings.

I'm sharing this hoping someone may learn a thing or two from this, both/either the child or father may learn and seek ways to improve or heal. We experience a lot of this in Nigeria, sometimes i wonder if its the impact of long military regimes or prolonged poor economic situation of the country, or just a bad habit of the parent that. Hot temper has consequences everywhere, at work, business, schools, etc but I'm just focusing of the impact in the home now, the nucleus of the society. I've seen some practical examples and this write up absolutely hits the nail on the head.
Thanks and credit to the X platform for this enlightenment.



Children of hot-tempered fathers often face unique challenges that can shape their emotional and psychological development. Based on available research and insights, here’s a concise overview:

Emotional Impact:
Children may experience heightened anxiety, fear, or stress due to unpredictable outbursts. This can lead to difficulties in emotional regulation, with some developing hypervigilance or people-pleasing tendencies to avoid conflict. Others might mirror the anger, internalizing aggressive behaviors.
Behavioral Outcomes:
Studies suggest children of quick-tempered parents are at risk of behavioral issues, such as defiance or aggression, particularly if the father’s anger is directed at them. Conversely, some may become overly submissive or withdrawn to cope.

Relationship Dynamics:
The father-child bond can be strained, leading to trust issues or difficulty forming secure attachments. However, positive interventions, like a father modeling accountability or seeking anger management, can mitigate this.

Long-Term Effects:
Adult children of hot-tempered fathers may struggle with self-esteem, conflict resolution, or forming healthy relationships, often reflecting learned patterns. Therapy or supportive environments can help break these cycles.
Cultural and Contextual Factors: Outcomes vary based on cultural norms, the presence of a supportive co-parent, or access to resources like counseling. For example, collectivist cultures might emphasize family harmony, pressuring children to suppress their feelings.



Deeper Analysis of Children of Hot-Tempered Fathers
Psychological Mechanisms:
Stress Response: Chronic exposure to a father’s anger triggers the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, elevating cortisol levels in children. Prolonged stress can impair brain development, particularly in the amygdala (emotion processing) and prefrontal cortex (impulse control), leading to heightened anxiety or difficulty managing emotions.

Attachment Theory:
A hot-tempered father may disrupt secure attachment, especially if anger is inconsistent or unpredictable. Children may develop anxious or avoidant attachment styles, impacting trust and intimacy in future relationships. For example, a child might avoid emotional closeness to protect themselves from perceived volatility.
Modeling and Social Learning: Children learn emotional regulation from parents. A father who reacts with anger models that as a default response to stress, potentially normalizing aggression. This is particularly pronounced in boys, who may face societal pressure to emulate “masculine” traits like dominance, though girls can also adopt these patterns.


Developmental Stages and Differential Impacts:

Early Childhood (0-5):
Young children are highly sensitive to parental mood swings. A father’s outbursts can lead to developmental delays in emotional regulation or language skills, as children may prioritize self-protection over exploration. Secure co-parenting or external caregivers can buffer this.

Middle Childhood (6-12): School-aged children may internalize a father’s anger as personal failure, leading to low self-esteem or perfectionism. They might also externalize behaviors, showing aggression or defiance at school, particularly if the father’s temper targets them directly.

Adolescence (13-18):
Teens may rebel against a hot-tempered father, escalating conflicts, or disengage entirely, seeking validation elsewhere (e.g., peers). This stage is critical, as unresolved anger issues can solidify into personality traits or mental health challenges like depression or anxiety.

Adulthood:
Adult children often grapple with the “inner critic,” a legacy of a father’s harshness, leading to self-doubt or overachievement. They may struggle with conflict avoidance or, conversely, replicate the father’s temper in their own relationships. Intergenerational transmission of anger is common unless interrupted by conscious effort or therapy.

Moderating Factors:
Parental Dynamics: A supportive co-parent (e.g., a calm mother) can mitigate harm by providing emotional stability. However, if both parents are volatile or the co-parent enables the father’s temper, effects worsen.

Father’s Behavior:
Outcomes hinge on whether the father’s anger is directed at the child, generalized (e.g., at external stressors), or followed by repair (e.g., apologies, accountability). Fathers who seek help, like anger management or therapy, can model resilience and reduce negative impacts.

Child’s Temperament:
Resilient or less sensitive children may fare better, while highly empathetic or anxious children are more vulnerable to internalizing the father’s anger.

Socioeconomic Context:
Families under financial strain or social isolation may see exacerbated effects, as stress amplifies the father’s temper. Access to resources (e.g., counseling, community support) can counteract this.

Cultural and Gender Nuances:
Cultural Norms: In cultures valuing patriarchal authority (e.g., some traditionalist societies), a father’s temper may be normalized, pressuring children to suppress dissent, which can lead to internalized shame or repressed anger. In contrast, individualistic cultures may encourage children to confront or distance themselves, affecting family cohesion.

Gender Dynamics: Boys may face pressure to “toughen up” under an angry father, potentially leading to suppressed emotions or hyper-aggression. Girls might be socialized to placate or absorb the anger, increasing risks of anxiety or codependency. Nonbinary or transgender children may face unique challenges if the father’s temper intersects with rejection of their identity.
Long-Term Societal and Relational Impacts:
Interpersonal Relationships: Children of hot-tempered fathers often struggle with conflict resolution, either avoiding disagreements or escalating them. Romantic partnerships may mirror the father-child dynamic, with some gravitating toward volatile partners or becoming overly submissive.

Workplace Dynamics: Adults may overreact to authority figures or struggle with assertiveness, reflecting learned patterns from a domineering or unpredictable father.

Mental Health: Longitudinal studies link parental anger to higher rates of anxiety disorders, depression, and substance abuse in offspring. Trauma-informed therapy (e.g., EMDR, CBT) can help rewire these patterns.

Breaking the Cycle:
Self-Awareness: Children who recognize their father’s influence can consciously adopt healthier coping mechanisms, often through therapy or mentorship.

Positive Role Models: Supportive figures (e.g., teachers, coaches) can provide alternative emotional templates, especially during formative years.

Father’s Role:
Fathers who model accountability—acknowledging outbursts, seeking therapy, or practicing mindfulness—can transform the dynamic, fostering resilience in children.
Gaps and Considerations

Data Limitations:
Most research focuses on parental anger broadly, with less specificity on fathers. Cultural and socioeconomic variables are often underexplored, and longitudinal studies are rare.

Individual Variability:
Effects depend heavily on the frequency, intensity, and context of the father’s temper. A one-size-fits-all model doesn’t apply.
Intersection with Other Factors: Mental health issues (e.g., father’s undiagnosed PTSD or narcissism) or domestic violence amplify harm but require separate analysis.




The biological impacts on children of hot-tempered fathers primarily stem from chronic stress exposure due to unpredictable or intense paternal anger. This stress can alter physiological systems, brain development, and long-term health. Below is a concise yet detailed analysis of these effects, grounded in scientific understanding, focusing on mechanisms and outcomes.

Biological Impacts

Stress Response and HPA Axis Dysregulation:

Mechanism: A hot-tempered father’s outbursts activate the child’s hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, releasing cortisol. Chronic activation leads to HPA axis dysregulation, impairing the body’s ability to return to baseline stress levels.

Impact: Elevated cortisol can cause:
Impaired Immune Function: Increased susceptibility to infections or autoimmune disorders due to suppressed immune responses.
Metabolic Changes: Higher risk of obesity, insulin resistance, or cardiovascular issues later in life, as cortisol disrupts metabolism.

Emotional Dysregulation:
Overactive stress responses make children more prone to anxiety or hypervigilance.

Brain Development Alterations:
Amygdala Hyperactivity:
Chronic stress from a father’s anger heightens amygdala sensitivity (the brain’s fear and emotion center), leading to exaggerated fear responses or difficulty calming down. This is particularly pronounced in early childhood when neural plasticity is high.

Prefrontal Cortex Impairment: The prefrontal cortex, responsible for impulse control and decision-making, develops more slowly under stress. This can result in poorer executive functioning, such as difficulty with planning or emotional regulation.

Hippocampal Effects: Prolonged cortisol exposure may reduce hippocampal volume, impairing memory formation and learning. This is critical in school-aged children, where academic performance may suffer.

Neurotransmitter Imbalance: Stress can disrupt serotonin and dopamine pathways, increasing risks of depression or anxiety disorders.
Epigenetic Changes:
Mechanism: Chronic stress from a father’s temper can trigger epigenetic modifications, altering gene expression without changing DNA. For example, genes regulating stress response (e.g., glucocorticoid receptor genes) may be methylated, reducing their activity.

Impact: These changes can:
Increase vulnerability to mental health disorders, such as PTSD or mood disorders, in adolescence or adulthood.
Potentially be passed intergenerationally, affecting how future offspring respond to stress.
Epigenetic effects are reversible to some extent through supportive environments or interventions like therapy.

Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) Effects:
Mechanism: Frequent exposure to a father’s anger keeps the sympathetic nervous system (“fight or flight”) overactive, while the parasympathetic system (“rest and digest”) is underutilized.
Impact:
Hyperarousal: Children may develop a heightened startle response, rapid heart rate, or chronic tension, contributing to anxiety or panic disorders.
Sleep Disruptions: ANS dysregulation can lead to insomnia or poor sleep quality, which further impairs cognitive development and emotional resilience.

Digestive Issues: Stress-induced ANS changes may cause gastrointestinal problems, like irritable bowel syndrome, in sensitive children.
Telomere Shortening:
Mechanism: Chronic stress accelerates telomere shortening (protective caps on chromosomes), a marker of cellular aging.
Impact: Shortened telomeres are linked to earlier onset of age-related diseases, reduced resilience to stress, and potentially a shorter lifespan. This effect is more pronounced if stress begins in early childhood.

Sex-Specific Biological Effects:
Boys: Testosterone interacts with cortisol, potentially amplifying aggressive responses or risk-taking behaviors in boys exposed to a father’s anger. This may explain why some boys mirror paternal temper.
Girls: Estrogen may heighten emotional sensitivity to stress, increasing internalizing disorders (e.g., anxiety, depression) in girls. They may also show stronger HPA axis responses, making them more vulnerable to stress-related health issues.

Moderating Factors
Developmental Timing: Early childhood (0-5 years) is most vulnerable due to rapid brain development. Adolescents, however, may experience amplified effects on mental health due to hormonal changes.

Frequency and Intensity: Occasional outbursts have less impact than frequent, intense anger. Directed anger (e.g., targeting the child) causes greater harm than generalized frustration.
Protective Factors: A supportive co-parent, stable environment, or interventions (e.g., mindfulness, therapy) can reduce biological impacts by lowering stress exposure and promoting neuroplasticity.
Genetic Predispositions: Children with genetic vulnerabilities (e.g., serotonin transporter gene variants) may be more affected, while resilient genotypes may buffer impacts.
Long-Term Health Implications
Mental Health: Increased risk of anxiety, depression, PTSD, or personality disorders due to altered brain and stress systems.
Physical Health: Higher likelihood of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or chronic pain syndromes in adulthood, as early stress “programs” the body for heightened inflammation.
Behavioral Outcomes: Biological changes may manifest as impulsivity, aggression, or substance use, particularly if neural reward systems (e.g., dopamine pathways) are affected.

Knowledge Gaps
Limited longitudinal studies specifically isolate the biological effects of paternal (vs. maternal or general parental) anger.
Research on epigenetic changes in this context is emerging, with few human studies focusing on fathers.

Sex-specific and cultural differences in biological responses are underexplored.

Well done NCAA.
Don't let anyone get away by giving bribes, & those receiving the bribes too. There are consequences.

This is some serious stuff here.
Serious investigation.

I thought he was an Alpha guy.

timibare:
if the guy has good lawyer....e go win this case.....e can jes tell the court.....he and the lady both agreed to bdsm (on another level) obviously the lady would deny....but without concrete evidence to proof the lady's claim.....d court would throw the case out.....since shes alive

Forget. The Law is aware of these. What if the intent to kill/murder is established? Which we know it was leading to that. If that is established he's in big problem. Intent, premeditated acts done or not carries weight in Law.
I hear his contacts have been traced and are singing already. Thats one method to nail him. There are many ways to prove his intent.

Verydarkhearted:
By right he didn’t kill the girl so his not a suspect to murder, or rituals. It’s only abduction and assault charges that can be labeled against him.

What if the intent to kill/murder is established? Which we know it was leading to that. If that is established he's in big problem. Intent, premeditated acts done or not carries weight in Law.

The residential buildings in their training college in ikeja GRA too look quarter to go.

I feel sad reading some comments here. Someone (David) is trying to help and expose powerful enemies who are bent on destroying this country's and patriotic citizens efforts to improve our wellbeing and all some commentators can think of and write is to condemn and attack him. Are you on the enemies payroll? Do you have a fraction of the balls it takes to do this? Poverty has affected and blinded you into supporting the enemy offering you peanuts. Regardless of whether David is a pure guy or not, this is a noble commendable effort by him. For how long should we continue living as slaves? Are you happy and satisfied living that way? Kai this is sad, disappointing, disturbing. Well done David may God protect you, stay strong and keep it up.

I don't support her actions but you're a child, if you are not interested don't play along or lead her on. And nothing stops you from helping her without expecting anything in return if you can afford it. If she's lying it's up to her, between her and her conscience and God. It's either you're helping someone or you're not, that's okay, no need for games.

OLAADEGBU:
DAILYMAIL.CO.UK

LOL! 😅 DailyMail I want to know the Journalist who wrote this story. Couldn't resist throwing in some smooth punchlines lwkmd.

Rahkman:
Peter should just accept he is a shameless dancer with no singing ability ode. paul is the real voice of psquare he should drop an album for us

Don't cause divisions in a family business. You an outsider.

Some say their wives played a role in causing their division.

Evil.

ThebestPromise:
This is a blatant lie. Chevron have moved from airlifting their staff to using passenger boat for over 3 years now. If not until recent when the entrance gate of Chevron was blocked in Warri which reverted them back to airlifting via Osubi, it has always been Marine transportation. Kindly note that the issue has been resolved and Chevron is back to full marine transportation. Chevron uses 3 massive passenger boats to move their workers from Warri to Escravos.

The Bristol Helicopters Ltd is the supporting arrangement to cover the offshore operations.

Our journalists should always follow up or confirm information instead of relying on sponsored junk news.

Correct. But there may be a Lagos-Escravos direct flight movement for staff because Arik operates from Lagos, and also Chevron has a big office in Lagos. Direct lagos flight will be better than esc to warri to lagos.

GreyWolf01:
This is mischievous misinformation.

Rigs are automated. Once set up and running, crude extraction never stops.

So what is this crap that Arik will affect crude extraction or that extraction is daily?

Are these people just so stvpid? Or you'll think readers are f.lish?

Ahahn? Make una dey get sense o.

If you want Arik to be reinstated, don't try to gaslight us with childish misinformation.

Are the rigs fully 100% automated? Are you an oil drilling engineer? The rigs like still need some human workers intervention on site, and those workers I hear usually work on rotation, can't be left at site all year. So I guess that's where arik comes in to transport them for their rotations.