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eaglechild:
Why bother educating the ineducable.

They are simply blinded by hate and cannot see any good reason in what you are saying.

Triax that has been handling various government contracts for decades.

You know, I didn't really take him as one of the blind ignorants, but now I know better.
He was 'seriously' asking me the what the relationship was between Boeing Commercial Airplanes company and Boeing Defense, Space & Security company.
A company that shares the same name, logo and even delivers its financial report under one name, Boeing, and he still questions the relationship. I'd better stopped there before he asks me of the relationship between Dangote Cement and Dangote Foods too.. Having to answer that would be madness

SirShymexx:
Lol.

This just proves how vacuous and obnoxious you're. I asked you simple direct questions which requires straight-forward answers. Yet you came back with ridiculous illiterate-speak questions.

What's the correlation between the defence industry and Boeing Commercial Airplanes? And why are you asking me if that's the only company Boeing operates, when the discourse is about the defence industry?

Dude, go to bed - you lot are just time-wasters. You have got absolutely nothing up there, yet you keep jumping out of your vacuous depth.

Last I checked, two questions were on my last but one post addressed to you. But since you never replied them either, I hope your equally vacuous, obnoxious and time-wasting self had a commensurate night rest.

SirShymexx:
Lol. Let me ask you a few questions:

- Does Boeing Defense, Space & Security need approval from Pentagon and White House to sell weapons to any foreign country - yes or no?

- Why did the US defence company Nigeria was trying to procure military aircraft from go ahead with it, after it was vetoed by the US government?

Let me reply your question with another question.
1. Is that the only business venture that Boeing operates?
2. Was the US military the reason Mr. Boeing began making airplanes in the first place?

If you have 'No' as an answer to either of the above, you have no point. Triax are doing business for the Nigerian military, with the permission of the Nigerian government. Triax are not known to have performed such services for any other country. So, what exactly is your problem with a 'Nigerian' company taking a 'Nigerian' order?
If however, you feel there is something phoney about the deal, try to save up some money and build your own company, then register it to satisfy Nigerian weapons demand only. If you're waiting for the military to finance you, then you need serious lessons from Mr Boeing.

tonychristopher:
ofeke

Onye bu Nna gi?

Hapu otu nnunu ahu.

SirShymexx:
Utter tosh!

That's an individual hiding under a fictitious company. You don't awards defense contracts to shady companies like that, especially something that has to do with national security.

The US makes its own weapons and all those companies are under Pentagon, or they work directly with Pentagon. Look for another lame excuse.

All which companies are under which 'Pentagon'?
What is Pentagon? A business outfit for realising profit? Or you have no idea what Pentagon means?
Google the list of companies and free yourself from the shackles of blind ignorance. Boeing is one of their affiliates. Are you trying to say that the US DOD controls Boeing?? Hahahahaha
Of course, one person has to chair a company, and someone has to have the highest face value in a company. But like I said, it is stu.pid to think an individual can grab such contract. Evidence of ground suggests that the company got it and I choose to believe evidence, not the phantasmagoric dreams of APC fanatics or media spokesmen.

SirShymexx:
You're a very funny guy.

Pray tell why individuals should be allowed to handle defense contracts that has to do with national security, especially one of that magnitude - and cite examples of anywhere else on this planet where this is done?

Individuals you say? What a crazy assumption! Is it possible for an individual to receive such a contract? His company did! Triax Conglomerates did! But No, the same way the individual sins of the legislative, judiciary and other numerous members of the executives are placed on the President, that is how Sahara Reporters took advantage of the hunger of Nigerians for mudslinging news to impose the contract handled by a company on one man, Arthur, to signify a shady expense. And next you may want to ask why 'a company' has to get the contract. Dude, The military 'always' place companies in charge of their contracts. By jove, the US military has over 100 companies handling their different contracts. And you're fussing over just 'one' you've known about.

Sahara Reporters doing what they know how to do best. Fuelling propaganda. I wonder what position this would take in my 'Top 10 Sahara Reporters Fiction'

GboyegaD:
Go check the pictures that have been circulating about the Enugu Port Harcourt Road and tell me what you see. More so, someone pointed out that the road on the picture is that of Yaounde Doala Road.

That picture is just an architectural model of a road. It doesn't exist anywhere in the world, except in the mind of the person that created it. It was used by Reuben Abati to model the ongoing constructions in Enugu-Port Harcourt road the same way it was used by the Chinese Company in charge of the Camerounian project to model their road. According to the head engineer, as at November, 2014, the road construction hasn't even begun and would take about 60 months to complete. So, it isn't possible that this road could be the Camerounian road you speak of.

Hazardd:
this is not an idea rather is base on what is happening in the football world lol

If you are not saying goal.com is wrong, then I don't get you.

GboyegaD:
Why the lie then with another complete road from outside Nigeria in the transformation agenda.

When? Where? and How?

The same way you have fanatic denominations in Christianity, you also have fanatic sects in Muslim. The student is an example.

Hazardd:
two worst club in england

Unfortunately, Goal.com doesn't share your idea!

- This is a meeting between the competition's two most-successful clubs. Both have won the trophy on 11 occasions..

This thread is for knowledgeable sportsmen only!

Okuokpo FC 1 - 0 Otumokpo Boyz

Goooooaaaaaal!!

Chai.. You should have kept your thought concealed, honestly.

old story

Youngzedd:
We power it with generator right

Not at all.
Power it with whatever powered the device you used in posting this comment.

#DamnedIfAnotherHasToDoYourThinkingForYou

adewasco2k:
not really bro, the only step back is the electricity...i have CCTV installed in my house and trust me it has always worked and done so much.

1. I have used it to get a perpetrator on our property
2. This is like the most effective use of it in Nigeria; people knowing you have CCTV cameras installed in your house will always be cautioned and will not even dare commit a crime EVEN when there is no power...just the camera alone scares people with evil intentions

I was talking about the feasibility of using it for the elections.
Installing CCTV around the country in three weeks or less is a pipe dream. It was a reaction to a post, not the OP.

As if installing CCTVs in Nigeria is a day's job.
Just like the card reader, hopeless waste of time.

floragregs:
u didn't bring ur eyes with u to this thread sir!

Considering the comment above this one, it seems you're talking to the wrong person.

'When two people call you a donkey, get yourself a saddle' - Proverb.

This isn't frontpage worthy. There's no story here.

Hmmm.. It's not clear enough to accuse APC. But if only their supporters weren't so violence-inclined. They are very capable of it.

Wuuworld:
Op,the sickness of a mad man is best know to a mad man.....u don't share military codes with bloody civilians....u better seek caution...#OYO is ur name if u go out there and mumu with any of them....oscar yankee oscar.

I take it you don't see many war movies?
My 6-year old cousin recites those shii like kilode

That definitely doesn't work for Nigerian army. Try:
A- Arrest
B- Bushman
*****
E- Enter motor now!
F - Foolishman
G- Goat
H - Hehn?
I- Imbe
J- Junkie
*****
R- Rubbish
S- Sharap
T- Thunder Fire You
******
Y - Your father.
Z- Zombie

Maybe it's her posture, but that gown isn't appealing on Genevieve.
Looks strange, like a wine glass-figure, not an hour-glass'

dtruth3:
thank you professor of English, but please can you call your brothers to order? before i forget prof. next time when you want to correct me, at least spell properly too.

it's not "notin" but "nothing".
it's not "weda" but "whether".



thank you Prof. cheers too!

Fixed8-)

I'll start blabbing incoherently, screaming pointlessly like an *** supporter

It would be unthinkable for anyone to give this loud-mouth priest a bribe. Not that is is entirely impossible, but the chances are very slim.
However, trying to influence the parishoners isn't such a nice thing to do. I believe they know best what they want. It's Politics, not Spirituality. He'ld have best remained in his lane.

If I talk about 'verifying' news tidbits before posting it, an APC fanatic will start telling me about 'how ready he is for me and my types'.. Just take a look at this.
The Camerounian site is talking about a project that hasn't even started. How can a road that hasn't even be prepared for construction look like that? Or you didn't even read the news you posted?

Questioned by the Cameroonian government’s daily publication, Mr Lu, one of the heads ofChina First Highway Engineering, the company that nabbed the deal to build the Douala-Yaoundé highway, has indicated that the project’s commencement has been blocked by the indemnity that local residents in the area of the project have not received. The compensation package is officially valued at 1.587 trillion FCfa for those living along the first 10 km of the project.

“We’re actually ready to start building. Our engines are in position. Currently, we have 195 units of heavy equipment and other smaller units on site, amounting to a total of 211 engines along the project area to PK37. But we can’t touch a single tree or blade of grass if local residents haven’t received their compensation,”explained Mr Lu.

So, it isn't possible that it would be a Camerounian road yet.

No. They shouldn't.

Just imagine if this reader fails to work out in Kano State, an area with 44 LGs and an APC state. Imagine what that can do to APC chances at these elections.
Or if it fails to work out in any of the SE/SS states with GEJ's reduced chances of succeeding at this year's polls. Three weeks is too small for rectifying and trusting a faulty device in an event of such importance. These should have been issues of last year.

Meanwhile, those who were agitating against the postponement of the elections must be feeling quite stupid right now. I think it's better we keep quiet in issues we don't understand. INEC wasn't even ready to start with.

Thank God the violence that would have followed such malfunction, especially in the North, was averted.

successmatters:
Rochas comes first in making noise and showmanship, no performance at all, dude destroyed Orlu stadium and ran away with the rebuilding money.

Oh.. Yes, he makes plenty of noise.
But having lived in the East for the better part of 8 years, I think I have an idea how much the people of Imo love him. By people, I don't just mean the educated few like you and me, who seem to find faults at every twist and turn. I mean the less-privileged majority in the rural areas whom have been smiling due to the provision of infrastructures like the roads here and there in Imo State or the various organizations mapped into the State's plan to ease unemployment issues, to something little like free uniforms, school shoes, stockings and an occasional #500 distributed to the students at intervals.

The money he is using is the State's money. During the tenures of other governors, except Sam Mbakwe (according to records), Imo never had it this good. Never.