MAYOWAAK:
This worrisome incident happened at the Abuja Airport today.A flight that was scheduled to leave Abuja for Lagos by 3pm finally took off after a four(4) hours delay and trust Nigerians who appears too docile to ask questions ran to the tarmac and started struggling with one another to gain entry into the aircraft.

pretydiva:
Awww..dis is terrible. Nollywood don't even care abt each other. Buh if na hw 2 flaunt their wealth on social media,na there dem get power. Very soon u wil see all of dem coming out 2 pay tribute. Whereas they couldn't help him wen he needed their help d most.

May God deliver all of them

chariO:
I just stumbled into this chain of talk about Mr Ayiri Emami though it has been going on for a long time but i can't help but to leave a comment. I've read some comment of which some are very scandelous. How can some of you who don't know a person just sit and assume that because Nigeria is full of curruption we still don't have hard working Nigerian Citizens.

For those of you requesting to know who he is, Mr Ayiri Emami is a young and extraordinary hard working man from Delta state, Nigeria. An Itsekiri by tribe. As mentioned above by some of the people that commented, He is the CEO of A & E petrol, A & E group of companys ( Which includes different aspects such as Oil, Logistics, and constructions), 911 Hotels and resorts and 911 entertainment. As for those of you saying he's got be a crimiminal to have such money. I'ld say to you to do proper investigations before jumping to conclusions. All of what the man is today did not come about in one day. I have been opportuned to work closely with a close family of his and know he came about. Just every other successful person, Mr Ayirimi Emami has his own story of harship and struggle that made him who he is today. He grew up in some of the typical communities and was not born with a silver spoon but from an average family.

He struggled with his mates on the streets and learnt the oil trade from his mother whose family happened to be an oil merchant from ILaje in ondo state. Even though he was young, he was fearless and was able to survive in that line of business. Apart from that, he was fully committed serving and protect the people of his community and his state at large. Even when there was fierce crises between the Ijaw, Urhobos and the Itsekiri's, He reamined the only one who could go into any of these community and affect their lives and he still does that till today. This singular event has earned him a lot of respect in the polital world of Nigeria as a whole. This man is a peace ambassador.

He is also invloled in charity. The number of people and communities he has affected are countless. Some people have lives today both in delat and nigeria as a whole because of this same man. I personally have seen people who can testify of the good work and job opportunities they have been given. Presently i can confidently cite five different ongoing project that he is working on to provide job opportunities for the less priviledge in Nigeria:
These are
1. the first of a kind multipurpose 911 Plaza in warri, which will have the first cinema in Delta state, Club, Mega office floors, stores etc

2. A tank farm In Ifie Kporo in Delat state which happens to be where i am from

3. 911 resort (II) in big warri,

4. Procurement of oil vessels and

5. The 911 entertainment training centre for upcoming artist.

All of these projects are what will create Job employments for the people of Nigeria.

He might not be the most educated man but the grace of God has been bestowed upon this man to lead so people can follow.

All of his works are not out there like the other politicians do because he's not a man that likes to sing his own praise. So please he deserves to be honoured.

yurme:
Awon S.a yi ti ya werey

dasensible1:
Banking job equals temporary job

Bekwarra:
My friend who's a worker in a new generation pentecostal church (I won't mention names) invited me to his church. Although I don't normally go to church VERY EARLY, he succeeded in persuading me to go early with him because as a worker, he should be in church very early and he knew fully well that if we didn't go together, I wouldn't go; so he succeeded in dragging me along.

When we got to church, they started their normal Sunday School like chit-chat and later praises, worship songs and the service started proper. Born into an Apostolic-inclined orthodox and later crossed over to RCCG, I wasn't at home with the mode and method of their service. I was getting bored and feeling out of place while silently praying for the service to end. Then it came to things like "run to five people and tell them greater things are coming your way this week, you must run o", "grab the person beside you and shake him happy sunday". I was getting tired and shaking my head in despair.

The worms in my stomach were not helping matters, they launched a massive #BringBackOurFood protest because I couldn't take breakfast before leaving for church. The only thing that kept on pushing me on was the hope that the pastor would soon say "run to 5 people and hug them happy sunday". I would gladly and patiently look for 5 beautiful sisters with their killing mini/pencil skirts and tight-fitting shirts to hug but unfortunately, that command never came. All those times, I was feeling frustrated already and whenever my eyes meet those of my friend where he was standing with the engines and mixers, he gives me that "padi no vex we go soon finish" smile.

Just as I was resigning to fate and hoping that the service would soon end and I would bolt home the worst of it happened. The pastor had been preaching for close to 45mins harping on the need to give and sow as good Christians. He gave several examples in the bible of people who gave and later reaped God's blessings. He urged us to give and test God. After that, it was time to give offering. The offering was going to be in two parts; normal Sunday offering and the commitment towards the church building because their auditorium is under construction. We gave offering and afterwards the pastor came back on the pulpit and started complaining why people refused to give generously despite taking us on a journey through the word of God about the essence of giving in a Christian life. He preached for another 10mins. I wasn't even listening to him again because I was gradually dozing off.

What actually jolted me back into reality were these words "now it's time for operation search your neighbour". I sat up immediately to listen well and that was when I heard the pastor saying

"this is time for operation search your neighbour, search your neighbour's bag, wallet, purse or pockets as need be and bring out the contents, if there is no money there return the bag but if there is money bring it out, we must learn to give to God. He gave us the money and we must return it to him".

After all those words, people took the bag of the person sitting beside them while the pockets or wallets of brothers were being searched.

The brother beside me was taking his hands towards my pockets about to begin his own search when I said with venom in my eyes and in a Russian mafian voice

"What do you think you want to do??"

He replied me

"You heard what the pastor said brother".

I told him not to even contemplate trying it. He was then trying to pacify me and cajole me telling me there is no harm in giving towards God's work. I told him I'm not against giving but I'm against collecting by force. This is no more giving, this is collecting. He smiled at my words and said

"My brother it's the same thing, God's blessing awaits the two"

and he made for my pockets again, I felt that my phonetics were not having any effect and I replied with

"Bros abeg no try that thing o, I swear I go change am for you".

He was shocked.

One usher noticed us and came to us and he was trying to calm me down because my voiced had changed as my face too.

My friend remained where he was to avoid being seen as the person that brought Orubebe to church. I don dey para for them like mad and the people sitting around us were trying to pacify me. I said "Okay, no problem," carried my bible and.............................with one last Dracula look I told the usher

"Please don't even try to follow me".

He remained rooted to the spot and I made my way out of the church and straight home.

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unclesamtech:

Sorry ; l cannot unlock CDMA Modeem @ the Moment

Easyfren: Sir, Uyo is in Akwa Ibom State while Calabar is the capital of Cross River State. So the FG plays no part in beautification of Uyo.

lordjay:

Are you for real? When last did you visit Uyo please?

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