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NAJALYN: Remarkable! But goverment should learn to do things without first announcing. Besides caution is required here, as regards those to operate the satelite, beause there are moles who would frustrate government's efforts to track down the criminals.Half of law enforcement is allowing criminals know your capability. Fear and trepidation are the most powerful anti-recruitment tools and crime dissuaders. That is why countries like the US and UK openly flaunt their anti-terror weaponry (even those still at research stage). |
hotwax: FCK the FG for fooling Nigerians. Do they have a database of Nigerians ?You need a database to track people by satellite? Don't make a fool of yourself in public, bro. |
mapet: I feel you write a lot of bullshit many times, but sincerely, this piece of yours is soo on point.The things you feel are your phucking problem. ![]() |
malc619: Ʊ'll never stop being a lying hypocrite. Ur trademark i$ D Ʊse of outright lies n half-truths.You just said you would never stop being a lying hypocrite? If I can understand the leprous characters from your cholera infected keyboard, then your mind is also sufferring from kwshiokor! Hilarious stuff! ![]() |
youngies: ...Lol? I don't see what is funny about the truth. |
CyberG: The Dreamliner began commercial service sometime October 2011, I frankly don't think it's a good business idea to start a business in an environment like Naija with such premium planes at ~$193 - $227 M with about 20 in service all over the world presently. Also, Boeing would have back orders that have not been fulfilled and that Air Nigeria which is a new entrant in the business would be able to afford such planes is almost impossible. If they can succeed with their initial planes, build their market and compete effectively against BA, then they can surely invest much more in the new Dreamliners and A380s. You also have to ask, can those super jumbo jets land at MMA now? Do they have facilities for such planes?I am sure Jimoh Ibrahim has seen those "impossibilities" and surmounted them (one of the reasons he is successful). More Nigerians should be as daring as this. As for doubts about the capabilities of MMA, the fact is that the plane is coming into the place, and it will operate from there. Demand for the services of the airline will further drive the expansion of MMA (and other international airports in gradual turn). |
Nice one! We need to poke out the eyes of the likes of British Airways who think they are gods. |
[size=14pt]Air Nigeria aircraft arrives for inaugural Lagos – London flight[/size] By Kelvin Osa-Okunbor [img]http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/thumbnail.php?file=Air_Nigeria_790703068.jpg&size=article_medium[/img] Air Nigeria aircraft arrives for inaugural Lagos – London flight Air Nigeria’s Airbus A330-200 aircraft arrived the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos last night in preparation for the restart of operations on the Lagos-London route. Chairman of the Air Nigeria Development Company, Dr Jimoh Ibrahim, said with the arrival of the aircraft, the carrier is set to crash air fares on the Lagos - London route. .He described the arrival of the aircraft as one of the major steps taken by Air Nigeria to re launch itself into the global arena. The aircraft, which arrived in the country, en route Cairo, Egypt, at 8:45pm, was greeted with a ceremonial shower by fire fighters of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN). Onboard the aircraft was Ibrahim OFR; Managing Director, Air Nigeria, Mr. Kinfe Kahssaye and some management officials of the airline. The airline is recommencing a daily flight operation to Gatwick South Terminal, London, from Wednesday. The aircraft has a two-class seating configuration of 24 Business seats and 244 Economy class seats. http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/46542-air-nigeria-aircraft-arrives-for-inaugural-lagos-%E2%80%93-london-flight.html |
Another pack with dangerously id!otic suggestions. |
[size=14pt]Boko Haram: Vigilance group to meet Jonathan[/size] From ABDULGAFAR ALABELEWE, Kaduna Monday, May 14 , 2012 Vigilance Group of Nigeria (VGN) said it has concluded arrangements to meet with President Goodluck Jonathan on national security issues this week, just as it called on the Federal Government to withdraw military men from the streets. The group noted that security and peace could not be restored with soldiers on the streets when Nigeria was not at war with any country. Speaking at the end of VGN 2nd national meeting held in Kaduna yesterday, the Commander General of the group, Alhaji Ali Sokoto, said the need to withdraw the military from the streets and return to the negotiation table with the Boko Haram sect was highly imperative. According to Sokoto, it was not right to give soldiers guns while they roam the streets, harassing innocent civilians going about their legitimate businesses, querying that, “how then does the government think security can be restored in our country when Nigerians are feeling threatened by seeing soldiers on the streets?” While he opined that there should be an avenue for people to come together and solve their differences without the interference of security agents, VGN commander general urged the government to invite leaders of the Boko Haram sect for dialogue. Speaking on the level of preparedness and the purpose of meeting President Jonathan, the Ekiti State Commander of the VGN, Mr. Ojo Olusesan, said considering the closeness of the group to the people and its presence in the villages around the country, VGN was capable of ridding Nigeria of violence. While he stressed that though, the group was not undermining the capability of the military and the police, Olusesan said VGN could provide Security Information Data Base for government and other security agencies. He, however, maintained that ways of assisting the government would be presented at the meeting with President Jonathan, adding that arrangements had already been concluded to meet with the president. http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2012/may/14/national-14-05-2012-021.html |
“Regarding illegal refineries, he said: “NACCIMA believes if these illegal refineries are made legal and is effectively done, it would boost local supply capacity of petroleum products, create jobs and invariably may also reduce prices when competition fully takes its course.This is what I have been crying out for. Those boys have shown that building a refinery is not rocket science; that it can be done right here without foreign help, even in the most constrained swamp settings. There is no greater proof of the fact that it is the Nigerian system that kills the innovative spirit that can set this country ablaze with development, techology, wealth and happiness. It is time to legalise these outfits and rename them "micro-refineries." What the FG should do, is provide regulatory frameworks for environmental protection, product quality, growth incentives etc. We cannot continue to be jonsing jones in this country. |
[size=14pt]1. Technical Assistance in the Fabrication of Micro Turbines in Nigeria[/size]http://www.unido.org/index.php?id=1002556 [size=14pt]All hail the FG and NASENI! Aregbe is a tif and his angel, Gbawe is a liar![/size] ![]() where they will provide electricity to identified communities and a ten hectare industrial cluster for SMEs set aside by the Osun State Governmenthttp://www.unido.org/index.php?id=1002556
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sheyguy: Why not you step up and tell us how Naseni's and Fed Govt proposal of 15kw in 2007 directly means Osun state has his eyes set on generating 15kw and nothing more. Or are u saying the Fed. Govt shld take credit for this project because they attempted it for 4 good yrs and failed woefully?Apprentice O-LIAR! The tosh above is too stup!d to look at. A fool like you has not read the article I posted over and over saying that UNIDO HAS GIVEN THE LICENSE FOR THE TECHNOLOGY TO NASENI ALONE! Liars na wa o! ![]() Here are some lovely kids playing with the O-Project! Even shuldren get sense pass una! O-Progaga! O-Failure!! [img]https://www.nairaland.com/download/450211[/img] |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Vanguard, Thisday are working for who? . . .How do they come about a bold headlines captioned "YORUBA BOKO HARAM LEADER ARRESTED"?, even without ascertaining properly his true identity?. After pionting out the lies in the reports, they quickly edit and re-edited the news. Scratch off the surface, bro. Have you ever read anything like "Hausa boko haram leader arrested"? Or "IGBO boko haram leader arrested"? We all know the PDP can fight dirty, more reasons their stup!d puppet is here to decieve the less informed. It is easy to see where all these brouhaha is heading to. Thank God for nairaland. The ride is not going to be smooth for the devil.[/quote]You were obviously born a fool. This is the report from Tinubu's paper, The Nation. Does Tinubu hate Yoruba people too? Or is he "working" for "somebody?" I am asking you, phucking boko haram apologist. [size=14pt]Yoruba Boko Haram leader, wife, kids arrested[/size]http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/46303-yoruba-boko-haram-leader-wife-kids-arrested.html |
Ameh02: Ozegbe good comment. Instead of thinking how to end d insecurity n other challenges facing d country people re busy debate about who is qualify n who contest. It is shameful how people drag ethnicity into politics n goverance and hope to make meaningful achievemnet. Am a supporter of GEJ but if after yrs he fails to perform God know he will not get my vote. If a govt fails its our duty to vote him out. The bible says its a sin to know what to do n not do it.You just described the type that Gbawe represents. How can anyone with a single decent fibre be interested in Atiku and his zoning rants? Why always get excited by the primitive words that come out of those causing confusion in the country? This is Gbawe waxing lyrical about boko haram and the owners of Nigeria: Gbawe:https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-837167.0.html#msg9883217 |
omi247: Huge fire in the williams garage after the race! Did any of you guys see it?? It was serious! seems a few people were injured though no information on whether any serious injuries. a sad end to a great day for williamsI've just seen it now! Wow! Evidence of odeku wrongly imbibed! They must have been in real brain staggering celebratory state! I hope the injured are ok. Its rumoured that Bruno Senna's car was consumed in the inferno (not depicted in pic). https://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/60208000/jpg/_60208164_60208160.jpg |
Aigbofa: Yeah, we are both saying the same thing; The truth is the hardest thing to find in Nigeria.You are right that the truth is hard to find in Nigeria, but we will only further hide it by forwarding ethnic arguments in defense of a bloody minded criminal. IMHO, we should all just let the matter takes its route through interrogation and the courts. There are Hausa, Birom, Edo and Tiv criminals. Their crimes do not define their ethnic groups, rather each criminal is an individual gone wrong. |
^ I challenge you to provide a quote of the US telling us Mutallabs village and where his fathers compound is. Deal? Aigbofa: This government is opaque, we shouldn't have to beg before they release information that is of interest to the Nigerian people.No bro, there is nothing opaque about the handling of the info concerning the guy in question. Indeed, if the govt wishes not to say a word further about who he is, there will be nothing anyone can do. We do not have any right to know the details about security matters; that is a priviledge, not a right. Even the US you mentioned has Guantanamo Bay that Mutallab must be thanking Jesus for not allowing him attend. Cosit is the the equivalent of Satans own dungeon on Earth. A veritable blackhole that swallows terrorists and erases any evidence of their humanity, talkless of releasing info, |
Aigbofa: Did American government interrogate the Oklahoma city bomber, Abdul Muttalab and numerous other terrorists before their identities were revealed?Lets not drag logic into the gutter. Did the American govt tell you the name Muttalab's village and point out his fathers compound? That is the id!otic demand being made here in defence of the innocent blood the murderer has spilt. |
Has anybody heard of Brigadier General Muraino Raji, the former Commander of 33 Artillery Brigade, Bauchi? I wonder why decibels were not raised when he was arrested last year, is he not Yoruba too? Why is Suleiman Mohammed's case so special? The amount of noise generated is both stup!d and very dissapointing. The man is a cold-hearted murderer of women, children and innocent men, who cares if he is from Pluto or Mars? ![]() |
^ Why should govt provide you info on a man that has not been interrogated? Are you going to interrogate him or what? The man is Yoruba, which is suprising. But considering that Igbo's, Ebira's and previously a Yoruba Brigadier General have all been arrested as boko haram operatives, I wonder what makes Suleiman Mohammed's case so special? |
Aigbofa: Truth is the hardest thing to find in Nigeria. It is unbelievable that a high profile criminal would be caught and the only information the security agencies will release is that he is from Ogbomoso in Osun state!That is a total falsehood, the "Ogbomosho" info was not released by the security agencies, but by the Nation, the Punch and the Vanguard. The security agencies have announced that they will not release any info on the man beyond that he is a boko haram commander. Those whipping up ethnic sentiments know exactly what they are doing. If you are easy to sway with ethnic sentiment, then it is your weakness, bro; you will continue to be used by nefarious forces. |
Lol! Those excited by Atiku are telling us that the nation stinks. O hypocrite! The stench in the nation is due to hypocrites, liars and thieves. Guess what? They belong to all parties. The putrifaction is worse amongst those who lie and defraud others for political gain. No need to mention the names of liars here. They know themselves. |
Umunede: I am not surprised that d guy is a yoruba. I graduated from bayero university, kano. I know that most of of the violent and extremist muslims in buk then were yoruba and igbiraYou attended BUK! That is one fearful place indeed! You feel hateful eyes watching wherever you go, the atmosphere in the place is completely unhealthy and the names of the roads on campus are all about the Middle east, Gadaffi etc. I wasn't in the least bit suprised to hear about the recent boko haram attack there on innocent staff and students. |
Gaddem! |
Ozonna: Well said my brother. Truth is there isn't much of a difference between ACN and PDPAll parties are the same. That is why politicians can cross-carpet without blinking, in fact most parties have at least 40% of their members being ex-PDP. For parties like CPC, its closer to 90%. Allow people like Gbawe to keep churning out frauds and lies with rheumy-eyed intensity about a party being "progressives" to those who wish to be fooled. These are things are bayed at the Moon by frauds, charlatans and snake-oil merchants. Imagine Atiku being anyones hero! O-jigbi jigbi! |
^ Look at this tiny d.i.cked fake, running around and pretending to be me. jmaine: What is the essence of this thread . . .I just fail to see it . .When has Atiku slurs suddenly become an issue we should lose sleep over . .Let 2015 arrive . .then we shall be here to engage mindsDon't mind that clown called Gbawe. He is misfiring as usual, like a man with three left legs. Atiku is only a role model for those with bent, twisted and marooned moral rudders. Nigeria does not need liars, frauds, thieves and their shameless band of dark angels. |
aieromon: Give Hamilton the credit for finishing 8th even though his strategy didnt fully work.Yeah, he did well considering where he started. He finished ahead of Button who started well ahead of him. Congrats to Maldonado tho. It must be Sir Williams best birthday present ever. |
MRbrownJAY: WTF!!!!!! yesterday Lewis was on pole, then you wake up today and he is at the back of the grid, lol!!!1 i am thinking that this racism BS in F1 is real!!!1 i have seen so many times drivers stopping at the end of races with low fuel, is that the same rule there too, or is it just about Qualifying. that rule is really strange!!!At best they should have thrown away his last qualifying lap (which would have seen him start at p5), at worst his entire Q3 could have been thrown away (seeing him start at p10). I have always been certain that there is racism driving against Lewis in F1. Unfortunately McLaren has a bean head as boss; this littany of bullshiit couldn't have happened under Ron Dennis. |
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