Travel › Re: We Never Released Viral Video Showing Passenger Stripped Naked – Ibom Air by erico2k2(m): 2:32pm On Aug 12, 2025 |
AK481: Food don don for that lady yesohh make dem go deffend am for court |
Travel › Re: We Never Released Viral Video Showing Passenger Stripped Naked – Ibom Air by erico2k2(m): 2:32pm On Aug 12, 2025 |
SeeWahala: The entire passengers on that plane had disembarked and gone into the terminal
It was only ibom air staff, airport ground crew and police officers that were on the scene of that woman being dragged down from that plane
So which individual among those three groups was the one responsible for taking that video and releasing it? 🤔
Let's scrutinize the videos online . . .
in the video, one lady (the one recording) was at a time pointing at the unfortunate lady and telling someone who was asking that, and I quote,
"she was the one, she was slapping matron so so and so anyhow left and right"
if that person who said that sentence knew the exact name of the air hostess who blocked the lady from disembarking then why would any sensible person say it isn't another one of the air hostess that recorded and released that video
Verdict:
IT WAS AN IBOM AIR HOSTESS THAT RECORDED AND RELEASED THE SAID VIDEO You are right, they have realised they will be sued |
Car Talk › Re: Please, Why Do Engine Oil Manufacturers Make 20W50 Oil? by erico2k2(m): 10:11pm On Aug 11, 2025 |
LucemFerre: Just generally curious. No particular car but, all cars from 2005 to date cos that oil is not meant for our every day cars, everyday cars on the road is either 5W30 or 10 W 40 etc that 20 is a big number |
Politics › Re: New NERC Chairman Insists DISCOs, GENCOs Must Comply With Rules by erico2k2(m): 11:53am On Aug 10, 2025 |
Sir, I think you need to pay attention more to the part of agreement that stipulate penalty for not fulfilling the promise made during contract negotiations and the penalty thereof. |
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Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 8:28pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
airsaylongcome: So the conversation don change from whether the water is drinkable to “stingy”?
Person wey fly from Lagos to SF, na bottle water go make am stingy? Reason am
And what comes out of the water is because it is hard water. Mostly minerals (Calcium). It’s not unhealthy. Exactly this is why we buy water, Im trying to stress the point that government is not responsible for drinking water, so this should not be a yard stick to measure same water in Nigeria. Also my car failed MOT 1st time in London reason bad road as my front outside wheel suspension bushing is out of place due to pot holes, not as bad as 9ja but what is bad is bad.SO no full maintained road anywhere in the world bross. YOu cant talking perfect when it comes to 9ja nah try them all dey try in midst of silly corruption. |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 7:20pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
airsaylongcome: London, Soton, Pompey. And yes I drank tap water. Even stayed briefly in SF and drank tap water Talk say you stingy you nor gree buy water, everyone buy water from supermarket, tap water is full of stuff used in reclaiming and recycling water .Have you not seen what comes out of you kettle used in boiling water? |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 6:51pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
Sofistcatdmoron: I don’t know what your problem is whatever it is , it’s above me, Everyone from delta knows there is Igbo people of delta, even my Warri , Isolo guys know that , In rivers same thing is ur applicable, so what exactly is your problem, did I say something that doesn’t exist or what Oga we have Ika people not Igbo, even the Ikwere people flog ona on streeet wen Una bring this Biafra story, My Grand parents are Ikwere, we nor near Igbo, bross fade abeg |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 6:50pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
airsaylongcome: Water ran to ALL the taps in the house back then. ALL. And this was years after 1982.
Regarding “drinking” water all tap water in both countries are drinkable. And are centrally managed. I don’t know that many people in both countries dig a well for drinking water. The few times I’ve visited both countries, I’ve drank water directly from the tap.
All of that is beside the point though. Delta is literally the top oil producer in Nigeria. Yet we are one of the most backward. I grew up in Warri before the 97 crisis. Warri bubbled until the wee hours of the morning. Today, “Dave” and Keke have made that town an eyesore. Odidigboyobo literally has the ears of the “top man” in this country, yet nothing is being done about Warri and Sapele ports. Have you lived in the UK or US? B4? if you did or do you seriously want to tell me you drink TAP water? |
Romance › Re: Before You Believe "No Sex Till Marriage" In A Relationship by erico2k2(m): 4:48pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
cutecommend: It is the appropriate to put sex on hold in a relationship before you marry; but do not be fooled when you hear such a statement, as it may come from a deceiver.
Things to note on "No Sex Till Marriage".
(1) Will the person saying "No Sex Till Marriage" be sleeping with someone else and preserving you for marriage.
(2) Is the person saying "No Sex Till Marriage" a sex addict.
(3) When last did the person saying "No Sex Till Marriage" had sex? If its a year ago, the person may be real. If its just a month ago, the person may not be able to keep it.
(4) Is the person a Virgin? A virgin may sustain such. ther is nothing like this in the west, nah only frica carry this for head |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 4:47pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
porthouse7: can this encourage igbos to stop escaping to lagos? All this oil no reach ondo state oil alone Howmany oil wells do the igbos have |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 4:46pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
ViceGovernor: Lagos is being developed and because Yoruba people have long laid a blueprint for the betterment of that state.
You are talking oil money as if before oil agriculture from Western Nigeria wasn't what supported Lagos/Nigeria.
The most developed cities in the world are cities that are closer to sea. and places like Warri and Ph and sapele are lacking behind, I think it got to do with leadership |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 4:09pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
IGBOPROMISE1: I would even go as far as to say a lot of the oil….! This is even a separate story from the one of how they sliced off hydrogen rich parts of the then East Central state and placed in the newly created Rivers state……ie, Ndoni and a large part of Egbema! I think Obigbo was removed much later!
There’s a reason why, especially since 2015, they have culled Ndigbo from the leadership and decision making ranks in the oil and gas industry, and na dem full everywhere! There is no arm when a group of people who do not speak same language as you want to be called or put in a total different geo location, as Bifra wants its own country. |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 4:07pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
airsaylongcome: That every Ochuko, Akpos, and Efe should sink a borehole. As of the late 80s, the GRA side opposite GCU already had water issues from water board. Mind you, we had steady water from Water board when we first moved there. Even Mariere Memorial had running water despite it been mostly not in use back in the day Like I siad, this was due to the fact that the technology to drill and store your own water was not readily available, and those times you are talking about the water only ran to your one or two taps in the compound not into your flat. We had thesame thing in our house back then i n what we called Fonseca road in sapele, this was 1982 . As we speak who is i n charge of providing drinking water to your house in the US and UK? |
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Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 12:51pm On Aug 05, 2025 |
airsaylongcome: And because it's far from the water table, water should be harvested recklessly? What do you mean by recklessly, mind xplaining? |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 11:38am On Aug 05, 2025 |
airsaylongcome: Getting water into your home is now a matter for private individuals? Are you kidding me? See I'm from that same Delta State and grew up in Ughelli back in the days. We had water from Water Corporation and were billed for consumption. If you think individuals drilling borehole is normal, than I'm really sad at the level we have degenerated to yes in the African context Yes cos UG is far from the water table then, go there now, they all have bore holes since the technology to drill water became easier and affordable. |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 11:37am On Aug 05, 2025 |
lexy2014: off point.
1. what has the state got to show for this lead?
2. does the state boast of the best public schools and hospitals?
3. does the state boast of well maintained roads?
4. does the state boast of water supply running into the homes of its residents?
5. does the state boast of investments that are empowering its youths and making them assets for the future? This is silly does anything you questioned above exist in Africa? you are seeking perfection I bet you dont even know a well maintained road mean or looks like, even in the Uk we dont have well maintained road. IGovernment do not provide water to anyone in Dleta we do so ourselves as its easy for us to have our own Bore Hole.. at the number 5, during my time in Nigeria answer is yes cos I am a product of state training hence Im the person I am today working in a leading in world technology in the UK |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 11:33am On Aug 05, 2025 |
Mirasteel: With all delta wealth the state is still the most backward, underdeveloped and unproductive state, a state that should be competing with Dubai in terms of development and infrastructure.
I don't know what to say to black people 😕 I guess you have not been to other staes in Nigeria,have you been to bayelsa? or Edo, or Ondo? or the north east and the North west? |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 11:31am On Aug 05, 2025 |
Sofistcatdmoron: edo land in ondo you mean, add igbos in delta and rivers, igbo land has the highest oil deposit Are you high of something cheap? Delta state closest land to the Igbos is Asaba, the oil fields are all in the southern part, |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 11:30am On Aug 05, 2025 |
lexy2014: do you agree with questions or you answer questions?
1. what has the state got to show for this lead?
2. does the state boast of the best public schools and hospitals?
3. does the state boast of well maintained roads?
4. does the state boast of water supply running into the homes of its residents?
5. does the state boast of investments that are empowering its youths and making them assets for the future? There is nowhere in Africa that boast of well maintained roads let alone a state in Nigera There is nowhere in Nigeria that boast of any of them things you mentioned What I'm trying to say is this, no oil no NDDC, NDDC does quite a Job in these community, I can speak for myself in PH, the build the road from scratch and its a solid road and they also are undergoing operation Light up the Niger Delta which is installation of solar street lights They built a Teachers quarter in my Village which are flats for visiting teachers, my mum was a head teacher then she is retired now, they do quite a bit compared to states without these agencies But on the flip side, Im quite sure they could have done much more if not for corruption, the main cancer eating Nigeri. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. To Require Some Foreign Visitors Pay Bonds Of Up To $15,000 For Entry by erico2k2(m): 11:23am On Aug 05, 2025 |
havilla: I read somewhere that the bond could be 5k, 10k or 15k. It says in the write up also not less than 15k and starting from 5k, but don't know if this affects new applicants only. We as Nigerians are one of the highest migrant group in Africa, surely we are going to be at the top tier so do not hold your breath. |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 11:22am On Aug 05, 2025 |
lexy2014: what has the state got to show for this lead?
does the state boast of the best public schools and hospitals?
does the state boast of well maintained roads?
does the state boast of water supply running into the homes of its residents?
does the state boast of investments that are empowering its youths and making them assets for the future? As much as I agree with you I can tell you its not a hard thing to get wter into your house in the Niger Delta and I cannot see where it became the responsibility of the state or FG to get water into private homes of individuals in the ND.We do that by ourselves by hand. As for school slowly but surly. The NDDC is trying its best amidst vast corruption and stuff, I can only speak about my immediate area in PHC |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 11:20am On Aug 05, 2025 |
chiagozien: Igbos want your oil according to yorubas and Northerners that doesn't have oil Igbos is Biafra, we are Niger Deltans, nah Igbo sabi weti them dey find, they have been told in no hidden terms |
Politics › Re: With 100 Million Barrels, Delta Leads As Nigeria’s Top Oil-Producing State by erico2k2(m): 11:19am On Aug 05, 2025 |
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Car Talk › Re: Please, Why Do Engine Oil Manufacturers Make 20W50 Oil? by erico2k2(m): 11:15am On Aug 05, 2025 |
LucemFerre: Every video, blog, car manufacturers etc always advise against the use of 20w50 oil. Can anybody enlighten me about why manufacturers still produce those oil types?
Why don't the big oil producers leave the generator oil business for "Amasco" and focus on making oil that is recommended. I mean it should be used more, right? Help pls What car are you attempting to use this grade of OIL? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. To Require Some Foreign Visitors Pay Bonds Of Up To $15,000 For Entry by erico2k2(m): 11:13am On Aug 05, 2025 |
waice6571: If you failed to leave the country after the due time who ultimately owns the bond?
This is my field of endeavour so, I know much about visa applications and different countries policies with both the interpretations and applications.
One love 💕 There is nothig like failed, fact is if you want migrate with the guise of visiting then yeah, however if you are returning back your money is in tact hence its a Bund, be the way you guys are missing the cost, its not $5 its $15, so are you really going to pay $15k with the aim of staying behind? that's like N30m, would you? |
Car Talk › Re: Nigerian Man Questions Auto Dealers Over Shocking SUV Price Difference by erico2k2(m): 11:11am On Aug 05, 2025 |
Chilipepper: A Nigerian man has shared an eye-opening experience about just how much local auto dealers mark up car prices.
According to him, his friend recently bought an SUV that usually goes for ₦55–₦60 million in the Nigerian market. But instead of paying that, he decided to handle everything himself — buying abroad, shipping, and clearing the car.
When it finally landed at his doorstep, the total cost was about ₦43 million.
He couldn’t help but ask:
“Dear Nigerian auto dealers, why is the mark up that huge? I’m genuinely curious.” If you buy to sell you must make profit. Most import Biz put up profit to the tune of 70%. |
Properties › Re: General Topic Thread-To Discuss Anything And Everything in Building Construction by erico2k2(m): 11:08am On Aug 05, 2025 |
Icondreams: This is the distance from the beacon 2ft behind from the box pillar the land is actually measured 50/100 but fence don pass the 100 what must be done Oga solution is simple, Brake your face move it back, no long thing. What are you waiting for? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. To Require Some Foreign Visitors Pay Bonds Of Up To $15,000 For Entry by erico2k2(m): 11:03am On Aug 05, 2025 |
Focusmind: A determined illegal immigrant would not mind forfeiting the $5k bond to remain.
Some would prefer to forfeit the money and remain in the US, illegally, than to return home.  I think its 15 not 5, cos 5 is less than N10m, that's nothing in todays Nigeria |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. To Require Some Foreign Visitors Pay Bonds Of Up To $15,000 For Entry by erico2k2(m): 11:03am On Aug 05, 2025 |
havilla: If I drop 5k bond how much would I now use for my holiday enjoyment? It seems my visa would waste this time around  5 or 15 ? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. To Require Some Foreign Visitors Pay Bonds Of Up To $15,000 For Entry by erico2k2(m): 11:02am On Aug 05, 2025 |
waice6571: It seems America is broke and needs every available resources from anywhere and everywhere to fix the regions affected by their numerous disasters in the past weeks. I think you misunderstood the page, A bond is not to be spent by the uS, its a guarantee you must return or you forfit the money, It now means if you plan to stay you will pay $15k, that nah block, almost N30m.E better you use that money go schoool... |