₦airaland Forum

texazzpete:
Here's a tip: When you're in a hole, stop digging

Please remember that the OP says the plane was unveiled as the first 'All-african millitary plane'.

Unless your Abdullahi's craft can carry out millitary duties right now, you don't have a point.

Eko Ile:
Though your shityy and worthless swamp rat is on my ignore list, but I'll make an exception and attend to your stupidity for a minute.


1. This is about Tinubu and his case against the federal government of Nigeria, not the moronic rubbish you ma-stu-bate yourself to everyday at night while thinking about Tinubu sleeping next to you.

2. Feel free to help the other clown to show us what Tinubu stole including how and from where.

Like I said, your are free to jackoff to the other rubbish and redundant juvenile nonsense you flood NL with, but this is about Tinubu and Nigeria. That's if you are not too dumb and incompetent to read and comprehend the topic.


Btw, no need to pop your childish veins just to get my attention with the same idiotic question.

[size=14pt]Council poll: Protest rocks Lagos over ‘imposition of candidates’[/size]
On September 27, 2011
By OLASUNKANMI AKONI & IFEANYI OKOLIE

IKEJA—Ahead of the October 22 local government election in Lagos State, hundreds of aggrieved members of the Action Congress of Nigeria, [size=14pt]ACN[/size], yesterday, stormed the party secretariat in Ogba, Lagos State House of Assembly, Alausa, and took to the major streets in Isolo Local Government Area to protest alleged imposition of candidates.

The state party had, Monday, released the names of candidates to be fielded in the council polls in the 20 local government areas and 37 local council development areas.

The protesters, who accused state party chairman, Chief Henry Ajomale, of not following due process, called on the party’s National Leader, Senator Bola Tinubu, Governor Babatunde Fashola and members of the state assembly to intervene immediately. failing which they would disrupt the polls.

Also, major streets in Isolo LCDA witnessed massive protest as aggrieved residents, traditional chiefs and politicians stormed the Osolo of Isolo palace to register their grievances.

[size=14pt]Market women and men, including traditional cult, popularly known as “Osugbo” trooped to the streets to invoke evil spirits at a junction called “Orita Esu” (devil’s junction) in Isolo [/size]with various placards to show their grievances against the imposition of one Shamsudeen Olaleye, against the popular choice of Mojeed Adam as the party’s candidate for the coming council poll.

The protesters, who walked from Isolo Bus- Stop to the palace of Osolo of Isolo, Oba Kabiru Agbabiaka, said the party did not hold primaries but arbitrarily chose Olaleye, the incumbent chairman, as the candidate for the forthcoming election.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/council-poll-protest-rocks-lagos-over-%e2%80%98imposition-of-candidates%e2%80%99/

ogugua88:


Why do I have to phone home when I see it on Twitter all the time from folks in Lagos? "DAMNIT NEPA don cut light again and I neva buy fuel! Goodnight tweeps!" If I call home they'll shout me deaf with their complaints. Input your latitudinal and longitudinal degrees for google. I'm not the one in Siberia.

ogugua88:
And you're okay with him being an original mugu?

The sooner Nigerians realize that, as a leader, you cannot prioritize issues anyhow you like in Nigeria, the better. The number one problem in Nigeria will always be light. That country will not work until there is a stable source of power. Once there is stable power, other things will start to fall into place. Has he fixed power? No.

koruji:
Serious mumu dey worry you.

That I commend his efforts doesn't mean I am about to order one of his planes or get on it.

Next time you need air travel get on one his planes since you won't slate his efforts because of inability to fly higher than 0 feet.

I am sure he won't be flying in his own planes anywhere, any time soon - may be he is slating his own efforts too.

[size=14pt]. . .Bigging up our very own Mubarak Muhammad Abdullahi. Nobody can fool us. 9ja number 1. [/size]

koruji:
Here are the facts:

1. Nigeria does not make the "Beetle" - we buy kits and put it together much like CKD and bicycle parts and many other things we "manufacture" in Nigeria!!!!!

2. You cannot compare the effort of one man to that of a company that already has 50 orders worth $50 million. If all you are after is the label of "first ever airplane to be 100% designed in Africa" you can hang on to whatever you want, but I am not about to criticize the vision of a young man. Be rest assured that neither the SA plane nor Mubarak's plane would qualify as the "first ever airplane to be 100% designed in Africa". The problem with you is that you have conveniently replaced "made" with "design" - may you really do not notice that, but that is a completely different argument from making "Air Beetles" and making "Ahracs".

In your quest to use his story to defend your own error you polished the following statement in the article " though to date his designs haven’t soared more than ten feet above the ground" into:

Quoting Beaf: "Here is Mubarak Muhammad Abdullahi, a 28-year-old physics graduate in 2007 at age 24 posing with a viable aircraft he made.
He now owns an aircraft business. Why would I leave Nigeria to go hail a company in SA that is making some shiity looking aircraft that don't even look better than what Abdullahi can knock up in his backyard?"

Leave the guy out of your lame attempt to defend your erroneous statement.

dohyn:
We have to criticise Gej and hope that he'll listen to our cry and finally act like a president should.I voted for Buhari and I'm glad I did.Still,I'd be ok with Gej if he did just a tenth of what he promised to do,but going by his utterances and actions,that doesn't seem likely.In 2007,Fashola became Lagos state gov even though lots of people thought he was Tinubu's stooge and they wanted Agbaje.Yet,the man worked so hard in his first term that Lagosians forgot who Agbaje was.The rest is history now.Granted,maybe God put Gej there(voice of the people and all) but he will not be forgiven if he blows this chance to make the lives of ordinary Nigerians better.Nobody said the job would be easy and he knew this before applying for the post.So,he should stop whining and buckle up.Nigeria needs a change and it can start with him.

. . .aggrieved members of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, yesterday,  stormed the party secretariat in Ogba
. . .
Market women and men, including traditional cult, popularly known as “Osugbo” [b][size=14pt]trooped to the streets to invoke evil spirits [/size][/b]at a junction called “Orita Esu” (devil’s junction) in Isolo with various placards to show their grievances against the imposition of one Shamsudeen Olaleye, against the popular choice of Mojeed Adam as the party’s candidate for the coming council poll.

koruji:
Damn it!!! This is not between Mubarak Abdullahi and his commendable efforts.

It is between the "Air Beetle" [size=14pt]you claimed Nigeria has being making [/size] for donkey years, and the Ahrlac made by a South African company.

I don't know how you think it is possible to substitute your argument (worst of all with a strawman) without admitting you were wrong in the first place.

doctokwus: your blind allegiance to d man is d joke,I bet u wud credit pres GEJ with d excess torrential rainfall dt wreckd lagos and ibadan few wks bac,lol!
Y av u conveniently skippd d boko haram issue dts turnin into a demon as each day passes,u failed to tell us unenligtened lot y he refuses to declare his assets publicly,a man indicted in an international bribery scandal is part of his cabinet,save for rhetorics his all powerful economic team hasn't told us how dey wi go About creating d jobs he promised,he says he won't interfere in d judiciciary but went ahead and appointed a new pre of d court of appeal while a subsisting court order to d contrary was in place.
Guy,I don't wish him to fail,but wud d doing mysef a disservice if I see danger signals and kp quiet,chikena! udiciciary but went ahead and appointed a new pre of d court of appeal while a subsisting court order to d contrary was in place.
Guy,I don't wish him to fail,but wud d doing mysef a disservice if I see danger signals and kp quiet,chikena!

[size=14pt]Council poll: Protest rocks Lagos over ‘imposition of candidates’[/size]
On September 27, 2011
By OLASUNKANMI AKONI & IFEANYI OKOLIE

IKEJA—Ahead of the October 22 local government election in Lagos State,  hundreds of aggrieved members of the Action Congress of Nigeria, [size=14pt]ACN[/size], yesterday,  stormed the party secretariat in Ogba, Lagos State House of Assembly, Alausa, and took to the major streets in Isolo Local Government Area to protest alleged imposition of candidates.

The state party had, Monday, released the names of candidates to be fielded in the council polls in the 20 local government areas and 37 local council development areas.

The protesters, who accused state party chairman, Chief Henry Ajomale, of not following due process, called on the party’s National Leader, Senator Bola Tinubu, Governor Babatunde Fashola and members of the state assembly to intervene immediately. failing which they would disrupt the polls.

Also, major streets in Isolo LCDA   witnessed massive protest as aggrieved residents, traditional chiefs and politicians stormed the Osolo of Isolo palace to register their grievances.

[size=14pt]Market women and men, including traditional cult, popularly known as “Osugbo” trooped to the streets to invoke evil spirits at a junction called “Orita Esu” (devil’s junction) in Isolo [/size]with various placards to show their grievances against the imposition of one Shamsudeen Olaleye, against the popular choice of Mojeed Adam as the party’s candidate for the coming council poll.

The protesters, who walked from Isolo Bus- Stop to the palace of Osolo of Isolo, Oba Kabiru Agbabiaka, said the party did not hold primaries but arbitrarily chose Olaleye, the incumbent chairman, as the candidate for the forthcoming election.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/council-poll-protest-rocks-lagos-over-%e2%80%98imposition-of-candidates%e2%80%99/

koruji:
Well done with that little trap. You want me to start comparing a man struggling to fulfill his dreams with an aeronautical company that already has 50 orders for this aircraft. You must be one heck of a genius, but I will do no such thing. Instead, I say kudos to his efforts to forge a vision while in the control of visionless leaders at all levels.

The comparison is between what Nigeria is manufacturing and what South Africa is manufacturing - your reference to the Air Beetle falls flat. It is a kit aircraft simply assembled in Kaduna since 1989.

dayokanu:
The barbaric scum in ACN would not appoint a murderer as commisioner nor appoint 900 special advisers, Nor moan that we should pray for criminals to confess

I weep for PDP, 900 special assistants? Whats the Population of the state self?

Special assistant on Fura de Nunu, Special assistant on Kunun Zaki, Special assistant on Soap and dettol

I laff in Fresh air

[size=14pt]Council poll: Protest rocks Lagos over ‘imposition of candidates’[/size]
On September 27, 2011
By OLASUNKANMI AKONI & IFEANYI OKOLIE

IKEJA—Ahead of the October 22 local government election in Lagos State, hundreds of aggrieved members of the Action Congress of Nigeria, [size=14pt]ACN[/size], yesterday, stormed the party secretariat in Ogba, Lagos State House of Assembly, Alausa, and took to the major streets in Isolo Local Government Area to protest alleged imposition of candidates.

The state party had, Monday, released the names of candidates to be fielded in the council polls in the 20 local government areas and 37 local council development areas.

The protesters, who accused state party chairman, Chief Henry Ajomale, of not following due process, called on the party’s National Leader, Senator Bola Tinubu, Governor Babatunde Fashola and members of the state assembly to intervene immediately. failing which they would disrupt the polls.

Also, major streets in Isolo LCDA witnessed massive protest as aggrieved residents, traditional chiefs and politicians stormed the Osolo of Isolo palace to register their grievances.

[size=14pt]Market women and men, including traditional cult, popularly known as “Osugbo” trooped to the streets to invoke evil spirits at a junction called “Orita Esu” (devil’s junction) in Isolo [/size]with various placards to show their grievances against the imposition of one Shamsudeen Olaleye, against the popular choice of Mojeed Adam as the party’s candidate for the coming council poll.

The protesters, who walked from Isolo Bus- Stop to the palace of Osolo of Isolo, Oba Kabiru Agbabiaka, said the party did not hold primaries but arbitrarily chose Olaleye, the incumbent chairman, as the candidate for the forthcoming election.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/council-poll-protest-rocks-lagos-over-%e2%80%98imposition-of-candidates%e2%80%99/

koruji:
For all your claims to technological wizardry you amaze me with the lack of appreciation for the distinction between "making" something and "buying" it.

[size=14pt]Introducing TED Fellow: Mubarak Muhammad Abdullahi[/size]

Posted by: Helen Walters on February 10, 2010

https://www.businessweek.com/innovate/next/archives/Mubarak_Abdullahi.jpgOne day, Mubarak Muhammad Abdullahi hopes to persuade the Nigerian government to invest in his aircraft manufacturing company. Abdullahi, who learned the rudiments of flying from the Internet, has spent years tinkering with old cars and motorbikes in his quest to construct his own chopper. He’s had some success, too, though to date his designs haven’t soared more than ten feet above the ground.

How exactly do you plan to change the world?


   As part of my effort to promote science and technology in Nigeria, Africa and the whole world, I want to open an engineering and research company, where talent like me and others will have the opportunity to bring out their ideas and put them into practice by sharing them with the other talents in the company, to find the solution on how to improve it and makes it acceptable to the society or government. 

The talents will be between the age of 10 and 25 years. All the necessary tools, machines, and materials will be provided by the company under proper safety precautions. To start a company like this would not cost a lot of money, and the return would be a lot.

[size=14pt]Council poll: Protest rocks Lagos over ‘imposition of candidates’[/size]
On September 27, 2011
By OLASUNKANMI AKONI & IFEANYI OKOLIE

IKEJA—Ahead of the October 22 local government election in Lagos State,  hundreds of aggrieved members of the Action Congress of Nigeria, [size=14pt]ACN[/size], yesterday,  stormed the party secretariat in Ogba, Lagos State House of Assembly, Alausa, and took to the major streets in Isolo Local Government Area to protest alleged imposition of candidates.

The state party had, Monday, released the names of candidates to be fielded in the council polls in the 20 local government areas and 37 local council development areas.

The protesters, who accused state party chairman, Chief Henry Ajomale, of not following due process, called on the party’s National Leader, Senator Bola Tinubu, Governor Babatunde Fashola and members of the state assembly to intervene immediately. failing which they would disrupt the polls.

Also, major streets in Isolo LCDA   witnessed massive protest as aggrieved residents, traditional chiefs and politicians stormed the Osolo of Isolo palace to register their grievances.

[size=14pt]Market women and men, including traditional cult, popularly known as “Osugbo” trooped to the streets to invoke evil spirits at a junction called “Orita Esu” (devil’s junction) in Isolo [/size]with various placards to show their grievances against the imposition of one Shamsudeen Olaleye, against the popular choice of Mojeed Adam as the party’s candidate for the coming council poll.

The protesters, who walked from Isolo Bus- Stop to the palace of Osolo of Isolo, Oba Kabiru Agbabiaka, said the party did not hold primaries but arbitrarily chose Olaleye, the incumbent chairman, as the candidate for the forthcoming election.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/council-poll-protest-rocks-lagos-over-%e2%80%98imposition-of-candidates%e2%80%99/

kulutempa:
Ole, Barawo, Jaguda, Yuguda.   This is why government in Nigeria is nothing but a system of patronage by which the country's oil wealth is siphoned off and frittered away year in, year out on "recurrent expenditure"    I think someone should post pictures of untarred roads and dilapidated schools and hospitals in the state, which all this money should have been spent on.   These are the sort of people marginalising Northern Youth and keeping them backward and illiterate.

doctokwus:
D
Am not affiliated to any party,but is it not too early to attribute d successes u mentioned above to any visionary leadership frm pres Jonathan?
Some say power supply has always bn up dis time of d year due to improved rainwater,some fuel stations outside lagos still sell above govt pump price,its not bn long dt d masses had to buy kerosene(where dey cud get it @all den)@guinness record prices;we are yet to c any benefit of d FOI bill;d pres is still silent on his asset declaration and some pple are curious as to why and spinning conspiracy theories all about;all in all dere is still something 'unpresidential' about d whole mien of d president and how he's conducting d affairs of state,but I sincerely,deep down wish for him to succeed in turning dis cuuntry around.to any visionary leadership frm pres Jonathan?
Some say power supply has always bn up dis time of d year due to improved rainwater,some fuel stations outside lagos still sell above govt pump price,its not bn long dt d masses had to buy kerosene(where dey cud get it @all den)@guinness record prices;we are yet to c any benefit of d FOI bill;d pres is still silent on his asset declaration and some pple are curious as to why and spinning conspiracy theories all about;all in all dere is still something 'unpresidential' about d whole mien of d president and how he's conducting d affairs of state,but I sincerely,deep down wish for him to succeed in turning dis cuuntry around.

MzDarkSkin:
Yea that Angolan video is HOT! indeed however we do those same dances AND more in Jamaica 
M.I.A's - Boyz video is almost identical. Congolese and Angolan dancers are our only competition in my opinion.

Our dance crews like: Raver's Clavers, Kadillac Crew, Sample 6, Jermaine Squad, First Class girls; etc. omfg!

I still say Jamaica takes the title. Girls and guys 

*the first girl Shisha, is not Jamaican she is from the French West Indies and that video was shot in france during their dancehall queen competition to see who was france's best to compete in Jamaica. She was trained by Jamaican professional dancers. They taught her WELL but when she competed in Jamaica 2 years ago she was CRUSHED lol. They mopped the floor with her but she is a good dancer still and she gives us props so big ups  to her.

abiolak:
Its a pity that all that have commented so far, do so with one motive or the other,
i keep on saying this there is nothing like boko aram, FG is the boko aram lottin money and disposing bomb to divert the attention of the masses.
Of all government promise b4 election which is in place or set to motion, non. We sit here and type rubish, claimin to be muslims or christians, north or south, passing anger accross, while the people behind it are in senate, house of reps and others lottin money are they not also muslim and christians also from north and south let nigerians speak one voice and stop all this noice, cos we can anly change it with one voice