₦airaland Forum

forandy:
Hey! Human beeeeeings!!!
Man, u cracked the hell outta me right now

Tenderly1:
Funny you. You made me smile

TheModsAreMad:
I'm still surprised at the comments i have been reading regarding this guy's creation ever since it reached FP.

what he created is a walkie-talkie, (even though this one is bulky) and it's mostly used in the military and paramilitary.

It's not an invention, that is how olden days telecommunications systems work until they decided to commercialize it, and made it more advance as we have today.

It's only in the military and paramilitary that we can still find it today. They have a short range of communication and limited channels.

Even as it is, he can only use it within his domain because there are stringent laws binding radio frequency allocation/usage, due to interference issues. He will need a license to operate it in a public domain.

And I can see him having issues with already existing telecommunication companies if he decides to commercialize it.

Although, I appreciate his creative mind he deserves to be commended and encouraged.

Jennydoris:
Waooo! it's beautiful!

NiGeRianTr0ll:
NIGERIAN AMERICAN...Big Difference...NIGERIAN AMERICAN


I used to have a Girlfriend that would take me flying in my final year High school, she Was a freshman in college and the relationship was really fun till she tried dating me...19 yrs vs 17...It's not just going to happen what's your point,this is an emergency situation that is never taught in flying school do you by watching professional soccer that makes you a on the field player plzzz just shut your trap and enjoy the show


But Honestly I can land that plane with my eyes closed...These days soo many computers unless you operate a fighter jet or airliner, 3-6 months of reading and instructors will do the trick barely to fly a small plane

Siga:
... Well... maybe he wasn't on official trip... if its personal trip and he paid out of his pocket... thats ok... but not on government money..

EduRegard:
https://i1.wp.com/eduregard.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/no-first-class.jpg?resize=750%2C330


Quiz time : Who was the best graduating student in your school last year? What about the year before? No body knows. No body cares. It seems like the glory that comes with graduating with a first class don't out last the convocation day. I still have a picture on my phone of a best graduating student of a state university being rewarded with a mug by the governor of the very state. A mug!!!

If a first class is really worth it, trust me Ayo Dada will be a household name. Alas, he is not. The young man created a buzz when he graduated from the university of lagos with a 5.0 CGPA. He got pats on the back from one or two brands and the Lagos state house of representatives and that was it. He surfaced later claiming all those that promised financial assistance did not live up to their promise. Why should they?

See, a first class degree do not reflect intellectual prowess. Its all a game of memory. Who can remember what in the exam hall. It doesn't reflect intelligence or creativity. Little wonderful 95% of the top people in the across various walks of life are not first class graduates.
Every student I know is primarily obsessed with GPA. I don't subscribe to that! Every student should be concerned with creating stuff. We should have students in mechanical engineering building kerosene powered cars. Dramatic arts students should be shooting scenes in Kenya. Pharmacy students should brainstorm cures for cancer.

Rather, we all want to read what our lecturers spoon feed us and vomit it back on our exam answer scripts. And the result? My friends will say la cram la pour. We end up cramming but not understanding. They use all sort of codes and formulas, all in a bid to score over 70 in the course but their intelligence quotient is something like 17.

This should stop! Like someone said, most students chase first class degree so as to secure a job in companies started by third class graduates and dropouts. I don't need a first class degree. A first class personality will do.

No First Class For Me, Thanks.

SOURCE : http://eduregard.com/no-first-class-thanks-michael-roman/

prettythicksme:
fine boy,y u prick no stay in one place?good for you.The lady is very wicked!

Kaykay:
PILOT QUIZZED BY EFCC OVER FAYOSE LOOT

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has quizzed Captain Ahmed Borodo, the pilot whose plane was allegedly chartered by a former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, to transport N1.219bn to Governor Ayodele Fayose. Well done good job!!!

The money was alleged to be part of the N4.7bn transferred from the account of the Office of the National Security Adviser to the bank account of Sylvan McNamara, a company allegedly owned by Obanikoro’s two sons- Babajide and Gbolahan.

Borodo, who was grilled last week, was quoted as telling detectives that he flew Obanikoro on June 17, 2014 from Lagos to Akure on an HS-125 aircraft.

Impeccable sources at the anti-graft agency told The PUNCH that the pilot admitted that about eight big green tarpaulin or military bags were loaded onto the plane by Obanikoro’s men.

He said at a point, he had to complain to the former minister that the aircraft was too small and thus could not carry too much weight.

An investigator said, “The pilot told us that on June 17, 2014, he was instructed by his company around 7am to prepare the aircraft for an 8.30am flight from Lagos to Akure. He was informed that the client was Obanikoro. He said he along with his colleagues including one Capt. Olubiyi Famuyiwa got on the plane.

“He said Obanikoro’s aides arrived at the tarmac with some bullion vans and started offloading the contents which were in big green tarpaulin bags. He informed them that the aircraft could only carry about eight or nine bags due to its small size.

“The pilot said at that point, Obanikoro intervened and began pleading with him to allow them load all the bags on the plane but he refused and then the minister, his ADC and a friend boarded the plane and the aircraft departed.”

Borodo was said to have flown the aircraft to Akure where a bullion van from Zenith Bank and some soldiers welcomed Obanikoro and received the money.

Further investigations revealed that Fayose’s friend, Abiodun Agbele, who is currently in the EFCC custody, was among those who received Obanikoro.

The detective added, “The pilot said on getting to the Akure airport, some soldiers received them and the bags were offloaded and put into a bullion van. He noted that the plane returned empty to Lagos.

“He said that the next day, he returned to Akure and then flew Obanikoro to Abuja with his Aide-de-Camp, Lt. Adewale.”

The commission also interrogated the General Manager of the airline, Mr. Jide West, who told the EFCC that Obanikoro paid $25,200 for both flights.

Adeyeancah:
"One half" is right then....

OneManLegion:
I've frustrated the moronic pig back to pidgin.


Idiota.

OneManLegion:
Lool. Mumu. So, because you don't know what it means, it's not correct eh?


If your ignorance of sesquippedalian phraseologies is all it takes to render them inadmissible, then everybody who's smarter than you(like I obviously am) will have to go back to primary school.


Go and find out what "idiom" means; find out what "bags and baggages" connotes and then give yourself the resounding slap you richly deserve.



Dumb schmuck.

abat4real37:
Are Jehovah witness not Christian?