₦airaland Forum

glimpse: Abeg i no understand Annie and Tuface legs for that pix o.

OMG I NO FIT LAUGH EWO! Hahahahaha

If you don't agree with someone you should not be insulting. When he prophesied Nigerian will win was that doom. Anyway why do you want him to say what God hasn't said. If you don't watch the channel how do you except to hear about the predictions. I have watched several predictions and heard him say if only the people will take precautions. So I really don't understand what some of you guys are saying. Those of you that are condemning him if he prophesies that the third mainland bridge might collapse you will all head for eko bridge yet you don't believe him. Isn't that hypocritical.

He is a serial husband and a bigamist. The painful thing is that the punishment for bigamy is just three months. These ladies

utumunta: This guy is just living up to his name 'SOLOMON'. I hope he also has d the wisdom of Solomon cos his actions speaks otherwise.

Hahaha

Rap maestro: Owkay, so what tha bleep should i do? Jump inside Ocean?

Akshow trial will convince you it's more than an adage

[quote author=@kenyattaMoore]Wow !!!so this is now a trend ,look at her in that wedding dress [/quote] this is really a theater of the absurd what kind of desperation is this and family members went with me to the registry. This is Internet arrangement

StateOfMind: Good for moses, he deserves it, he has the voice, confidence and charisma..he has a very un-aTtractive physique though with that drum in his stomach and massive thighs touching each other. He needs to hire a personal fitness instructor with part of this money oo.


Debby tries too hard, pretty face, overflat tommy and oversabi performance (splitting unnecessarily and mixing songs) aren't enough to make you an idol. We need raw talent too abeg. She's got a regular voice and little talent.

You for go contest uncrowded and unrecognized judge.

It's easier said than done. It's easy to give counsel when you have not gone through something.. I have a loved one whose spouse passed recently and I feel the pain as though am the done.

You didn't say whether you are male or female but from the length of time I can guess you are a lady. It's rare to see a man remain in this state for long..

It is only God that can comfort you, give you a direction by sending the right people to you. That's what you should pray about. It's a tough journey. When I look this loved one of mine. I can only say Lord strengthen her. I pray for you that God will bring helpers to you because at a time like this people try to take advantage of you if you are not careful especially if you are a lady.

There was a time they distributed fliers with names and numbers of managers to call. I called once or twice and a man answered politely. Subsequently all the numbers ring out. PHCN just brought an annoying bill today for the past one month light comes on for 2hrs palmgrove area. It's only in this country you pay for services not rendered and you dare not complain. I have had it with this country up to my neck. We needna revolution.

xykms101: abeg go siddon for hot stone, stingy moro.n. Uk based my foot besides welcome to naija where people do unscrupulous to stingy people.

Infact you need to be sued for trying to tarnish someone's image. Give us the pictures of that hall and let's how horrible as you claimed.

It's obvious you. Are the slowpoke and a relative of the morning she talked about. Efulefu nonsense

One can infer you live in SA from the article. The general tone presupposes every Nigerian lives like that including you. The fact that some are like that doesn't mean we are all like that. I know Some Nigerians have been misbehaving over there. Let me tell youone thing such nefarious. Acts can only thrive when you have some form of South African consent and back up. Why don't you such things about Nigerians living in Switzerland. Every country should take responsibility for the nonsense they condone or accept. It's just like the case of the influx of Nigeriens, Chadians etc into Nigeria. The majority of the blame lies with us forgot putting laws to deter people from becoming nuisances in your country.

I do understand your concern and also her concern. But divorce that's taking it too far. She has read stories of guys and ladies who were this close but eventually turned out to be gay partners and some lost their marriages. Personally, I have met someone like that. To alleviate her fears and insecurity you have to compromise by reducing calls and association until she's comfortable. Also bring family in. These will make her feel secure.

Am sure he's pulling a stunt. He can't be serious. Go ahead you are ready to meet your maker. Is she an orphan she doesn't where to go. Run for your life while you can.

What are they talking about?. We are already experiencing do power cut since seven thirty yesterday morning Palmgrove, Ilupeju area. So additional three days

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]TO THE CLOWNS IN POWER WHO NEVER FAIL TO DISAPPOINT BY CHEERY PICKING WHAT FAVOURS THEM IN A NEWS ARTICLE AND REFUSE TO SHED LIGHT ON THE REVELATIONS .. let me help you!

By Chinedu Eze In spite of the passenger surge on domestic routes this Easter holiday, Arik Air has said that it was yet to operate to full capacity. Arik operates 120 flights daily and airlifts over 12,000 passengers daily.

The airline lamented that lack of airfield lighting at some of the nation’s airports made it inevitable that no airline can operate into such airports beyond 6:00 pm despite the fact that there were passengers travelling to such destinations. [size=14pt]Why are Nigeria Airports still without Airfield lighting in this day and age? I thought they said the airport renovation was total? [/size]

For instance, Arik said it increased its flights to Asaba airport from once a day to three times daily but its flights could not fly to Benin airport after 6:00 pm because for now it is a visual flight rule airport, which means that no aircraft can fly there in the night. Is this the same Benin Airport that the minister claim to have revamped yet Airliners cannot land in that airport beyond 6pm?


According to the airline, it is the same with the airports in Yola, Owerri, Kaduna, Enugu and Ilorin. The Acting Deputy Managing Director of Arik Air, Ado Sanusi, told THISDAY that the airline was operating at just 60 per cent of its capacity, noting that the airline was capable of doing about 240 but presently doing 120 daily flights. Sanusi said that the airline's planes are currently being underutilised because they operate average of seven hours daily instead of 11 hours. “The airline has the capacity to cope with demands of domestic air travellers. With adequate infrastructure at the nation's airports, Arik can deploy its full capacity. We have 23 functional aircraft,” Sanusi said.

Sanusi also said the industry had significantly improved in terms of infrastructural renewal at the airports after many years of neglect and expressed the hope that the remodelling programme would be extended to the airport runways, especially in the provision of airfield lighting. The acting deputy managing director noted that within two years under the present administration, many of the airports now wear new look and commended the Federal Government for the upgrade of the General Aviation Terminal of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, which is the main operational facility of the airline. “There are a lot of things to be done in the industry to make it better through a deliberate policy of government where the airlines can have operational environment that will enhance their provision of services because aviation is the catalyst of economic development of every nation, but this administration should be commended for what it has done so far,” Sanusi said. The Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah, had recently assured that from this year till the end of 2014, all the airport runways would have airfield lighting and fully upgraded.

Perhaps you guys really need to understand that Nigerians are not as foolish as you lots think.... The fact that Arik Air can only utilize 60% of her capacity largely due to inadequate facilities at the local airports says alot about the much touted Airport remodeling. There is more to Aviation than using oil paint and tiles [/quote]You are definitely conversant with the sector. All the noise is because aero is out of the picture. Though there have been improvements in several airports they are still sub-standard. This is really sad, because with the exposure we have you would expect more.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]TO THE CLOWNS IN POWER WHO NEVER FAIL TO DISAPPOINT BY CHEERY PICKING WHAT FAVOURS THEM IN A NEWS ARTICLE AND REFUSE TO SHED LIGHT ON THE REVELATIONS .. let me help you!

By Chinedu Eze In spite of the passenger surge on domestic routes this Easter holiday, Arik Air has said that it was yet to operate to full capacity. Arik operates 120 flights daily and airlifts over 12,000 passengers daily.

The airline lamented that lack of airfield lighting at some of the nation’s airports made it inevitable that no airline can operate into such airports beyond 6:00 pm despite the fact that there were passengers travelling to such destinations. [size=14pt]Why are Nigeria Airports still without Airfield lighting in this day and age? I thought they said the airport renovation was total? [/size]

For instance, Arik said it increased its flights to Asaba airport from once a day to three times daily but its flights could not fly to Benin airport after 6:00 pm because for now it is a visual flight rule airport, which means that no aircraft can fly there in the night. Is this the same Benin Airport that the minister claim to have revamped yet Airliners cannot land in that airport beyond 6pm?


According to the airline, it is the same with the airports in Yola, Owerri, Kaduna, Enugu and Ilorin. The Acting Deputy Managing Director of Arik Air, Ado Sanusi, told THISDAY that the airline was operating at just 60 per cent of its capacity, noting that the airline was capable of doing about 240 but presently doing 120 daily flights. Sanusi said that the airline's planes are currently being underutilised because they operate average of seven hours daily instead of 11 hours. “The airline has the capacity to cope with demands of domestic air travellers. With adequate infrastructure at the nation's airports, Arik can deploy its full capacity. We have 23 functional aircraft,” Sanusi said.

Sanusi also said the industry had significantly improved in terms of infrastructural renewal at the airports after many years of neglect and expressed the hope that the remodelling programme would be extended to the airport runways, especially in the provision of airfield lighting. The acting deputy managing director noted that within two years under the present administration, many of the airports now wear new look and commended the Federal Government for the upgrade of the General Aviation Terminal of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, which is the main operational facility of the airline. “There are a lot of things to be done in the industry to make it better through a deliberate policy of government where the airlines can have operational environment that will enhance their provision of services because aviation is the catalyst of economic development of every nation, but this administration should be commended for what it has done so far,” Sanusi said. The Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah, had recently assured that from this year till the end of 2014, all the airport runways would have airfield lighting and fully upgraded.

Perhaps you guys really need to understand that Nigerians are not as foolish as you lots think.... The fact that Arik Air can only utilize 60% of her capacity largely due to inadequate facilities at the local airports says alot about the much touted Airport remodeling. There is more to Aviation than using oil paint and tiles [/quote]You are definitely conversant with the sector. All the noise is because aero is out of the picture. Though there have been improvements in several airports they are still sub-standard. This is really sad, because with the exposure we have you would expect more.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]TO THE CLOWNS IN POWER WHO NEVER FAIL TO DISAPPOINT BY CHEERY PICKING WHAT FAVOURS THEM IN A NEWS ARTICLE AND REFUSE TO SHED LIGHT ON THE REVELATIONS .. let me help you!

By Chinedu Eze In spite of the passenger surge on domestic routes this Easter holiday, Arik Air has said that it was yet to operate to full capacity. Arik operates 120 flights daily and airlifts over 12,000 passengers daily.

The airline lamented that lack of airfield lighting at some of the nation’s airports made it inevitable that no airline can operate into such airports beyond 6:00 pm despite the fact that there were passengers travelling to such destinations. [size=14pt]Why are Nigeria Airports still without Airfield lighting in this day and age? I thought they said the airport renovation was total? [/size]

For instance, Arik said it increased its flights to Asaba airport from once a day to three times daily but its flights could not fly to Benin airport after 6:00 pm because for now it is a visual flight rule airport, which means that no aircraft can fly there in the night. Is this the same Benin Airport that the minister claim to have revamped yet Airliners cannot land in that airport beyond 6pm?


According to the airline, it is the same with the airports in Yola, Owerri, Kaduna, Enugu and Ilorin. The Acting Deputy Managing Director of Arik Air, Ado Sanusi, told THISDAY that the airline was operating at just 60 per cent of its capacity, noting that the airline was capable of doing about 240 but presently doing 120 daily flights. Sanusi said that the airline's planes are currently being underutilised because they operate average of seven hours daily instead of 11 hours. “The airline has the capacity to cope with demands of domestic air travellers. With adequate infrastructure at the nation's airports, Arik can deploy its full capacity. We have 23 functional aircraft,” Sanusi said.

Sanusi also said the industry had significantly improved in terms of infrastructural renewal at the airports after many years of neglect and expressed the hope that the remodelling programme would be extended to the airport runways, especially in the provision of airfield lighting. The acting deputy managing director noted that within two years under the present administration, many of the airports now wear new look and commended the Federal Government for the upgrade of the General Aviation Terminal of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, which is the main operational facility of the airline. “There are a lot of things to be done in the industry to make it better through a deliberate policy of government where the airlines can have operational environment that will enhance their provision of services because aviation is the catalyst of economic development of every nation, but this administration should be commended for what it has done so far,” Sanusi said. The Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah, had recently assured that from this year till the end of 2014, all the airport runways would have airfield lighting and fully upgraded.

Perhaps you guys really need to understand that Nigerians are not as foolish as you lots think.... The fact that Arik Air can only utilize 60% of her capacity largely due to inadequate facilities at the local airports says alot about the much touted Airport remodeling. There is more to Aviation than using oil paint and tiles [/quote]You are definitely conversant with the sector. All the noise is because aero is out of the picture. Though there have been improvements in several airports they are still sub-standard. This is really sad, because with the exposure we have you would expect more.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]TO THE CLOWNS IN POWER WHO NEVER FAIL TO DISAPPOINT BY CHEERY PICKING WHAT FAVOURS THEM IN A NEWS ARTICLE AND REFUSE TO SHED LIGHT ON THE REVELATIONS .. let me help you!

By Chinedu Eze In spite of the passenger surge on domestic routes this Easter holiday, Arik Air has said that it was yet to operate to full capacity. Arik operates 120 flights daily and airlifts over 12,000 passengers daily.

The airline lamented that lack of airfield lighting at some of the nation’s airports made it inevitable that no airline can operate into such airports beyond 6:00 pm despite the fact that there were passengers travelling to such destinations. [size=14pt]Why are Nigeria Airports still without Airfield lighting in this day and age? I thought they said the airport renovation was total? [/size]

For instance, Arik said it increased its flights to Asaba airport from once a day to three times daily but its flights could not fly to Benin airport after 6:00 pm because for now it is a visual flight rule airport, which means that no aircraft can fly there in the night. Is this the same Benin Airport that the minister claim to have revamped yet Airliners cannot land in that airport beyond 6pm?


According to the airline, it is the same with the airports in Yola, Owerri, Kaduna, Enugu and Ilorin. The Acting Deputy Managing Director of Arik Air, Ado Sanusi, told THISDAY that the airline was operating at just 60 per cent of its capacity, noting that the airline was capable of doing about 240 but presently doing 120 daily flights. Sanusi said that the airline's planes are currently being underutilised because they operate average of seven hours daily instead of 11 hours. “The airline has the capacity to cope with demands of domestic air travellers. With adequate infrastructure at the nation's airports, Arik can deploy its full capacity. We have 23 functional aircraft,” Sanusi said.

Sanusi also said the industry had significantly improved in terms of infrastructural renewal at the airports after many years of neglect and expressed the hope that the remodelling programme would be extended to the airport runways, especially in the provision of airfield lighting. The acting deputy managing director noted that within two years under the present administration, many of the airports now wear new look and commended the Federal Government for the upgrade of the General Aviation Terminal of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, which is the main operational facility of the airline. “There are a lot of things to be done in the industry to make it better through a deliberate policy of government where the airlines can have operational environment that will enhance their provision of services because aviation is the catalyst of economic development of every nation, but this administration should be commended for what it has done so far,” Sanusi said. The Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah, had recently assured that from this year till the end of 2014, all the airport runways would have airfield lighting and fully upgraded.

Perhaps you guys really need to understand that Nigerians are not as foolish as you lots think.... The fact that Arik Air can only utilize 60% of her capacity largely due to inadequate facilities at the local airports says alot about the much touted Airport remodeling. There is more to Aviation than using oil paint and tiles [/quote]You are definitely conversant with the sector. All the noise is because aero is out of the picture. Though there have been improvements in several airports they are still sub-standard. This is really sad, because with the exposure we have you would expect more.

National was on. Please he should go for vasectomy the way some of these so called circulate little they don't have HIV. WHAT! So passed. Why didn't he adopt.

[quote author=St.Frank]Finish our meeting then she find her way. But the truth is ladys are all same no different.. They got chicken brain easy to manipulate.[/quote]Only sociopaths talk like this. The Way you have bad guys so you have bad ladies. You don't generalise.

Both guilty, the wife the more. Its easy to give advise when its someone else. Honestly, won't know what to do but it will difficult to trustworthy her again.

sholay2011: Why is Rita appearing SLUTTY in her pics of nowadays?
Is she that desperate for a husband?

You for apply now? Give the Babe a break.

Having read all the comments. There's trouble in this country. In this age of incurable STDs. You mean people can be this flippant just to have sex for 15 minutes and the consequences stay with you for life. For crying out loud, they were meeting for the first time. Who says she's who says she is. Guys PLS be careful. I thot. A lot of you were more enlightened. I don't want to believe what I heard from an elderly woman that men have two brains- the one on the head and the one under. PLS the one on the head more.

Brown am a lady and I want to say am proud of you. Therefore not too many men like you in the world anymore. It's her loss and another blessed woman's gain. As for her, you can already see certain character traits manifesting. She's not a woman of her words and secondly at every point in time she will hold you to ransom. To even imagine you have tried to placate her and she cut you off. Men that's serious dishing. Is more than this sex, it's overrated in relationships. Am not saying it's not important. I am very traditional about sex. So when I hear people go on and on about it. I dey tire.

On the other hand, there are two sides to a story. We have only heard your side. But if this is what really happened. Forget it. You will have issues with this babe o! All that glitters isn't gold.

For someone who is a pioneer and contributor to what became cults. That's like kettle calling pot black. You can act like a saint. I respect him as a playwright but that's all. It is not the consultation that's the problem its the individuals. For how long can evil prevail. They should ask dictators of the world

[quote author=Okija_juju]How does the death and alleged ressurection of Jesus affect anything?!

The world is still as f`ucked as he met it so I wonder why he even bothered coming in the first place?! [/quote]You need to see a shrink. Your frustrations are affecting your medula oblongata. So have it examined. Shoo!