₦airaland Forum

toba: someone should pls call 767 now

yuzedo: NTA is flashing breaking news as we speak that UBA head office is on fire... Abi am I missing something?
I know UBA Marina (close to this place, u can see it in the 2nd pix) has better fire fighting equipment and capabilities than Federal & State Govt sha..

boladez: May the blood of those Nigerians who cannot afford such immediate Medicare and the spirit of the dead who passed on in the Dana crash due to lack of quick response continue to haunt our politicians, may they continue to go to Germany and India for treatment until they run out of stolen monies and they shall pay with their lives and the lives of their family for not making this country good.

aieromon: What sort of joke is this? What happens to the remaining passengers?

Get well soon Yola 6ix.

Sam Milla: Lets analyse this together.
We have roads that are not motorable and the gods/Suntai decided to be traveling through the air.
Now the air has started to reject them and the President is promising to save them by all means necessary.

Mr President,

The last time you visited Anambra state, you traveled from Enugu To Awka through air. A mere 30 Minutes drive but due to the state of the road, it now takes 2 hours to get to Awka from Enugu.
Mr President, you also flew from Awka to Onitsha, wow! a distance of about 15 minutes through road if the road is good. But you chose to become a bird to get to Onitsha from Awka.

My verdict is that as long as you people care nothing about the plights of the common man who dies due to the state of the roads,
The air has started to reject you people and the sea will follow soon.
We will all get stuck in this mud.
Fly Suntai to heaven if you like, just dont forget that he will be traveling by air.

Horst Schmidt Klinik in Wiesbaden, Germany, where First Lady Patience Jonathan is presently being treated has confirmed that she would not be discharged so soon, a development that is contrary to frequent reports from the presidency that the ailing first lady would return to the country by the end of this week.

One of the consultants with President Jonathan’s wife told our foreign correspondent during a telephone dialogue on Wednesday that the condition of the ailing first lady had not improved up to the expectations of the medical team.

Although the consultant who did not want her name to be mentioned disclosed that the presidency was making serious efforts for Mrs Jonathan to be discharged before the end of this week so she could travel with the president to New York where she will be expected to lead some side events at the ongoing 67th United Nations General Assembly.

During the telephone dialogue that lasted about five minutes, the source further said there was no way the ailing first lady could be discharged now as a result of her unstable health situation, stressing that the management of the hospital had communicated with the federal government in writing as regards the impossibility of discharging her as proposed by the presidency.

She said: “They wanted us to discharge Mrs Patience Jonathan but we have notified the Nigerian government through its embassy here that we will not be able to discharge our patient at this time because her situation is not stable. We still need to monitor her very well before we can ask her to proceed on any long distance trip.

“Our response to the Nigerian government as regards the condition of our client here was communicated through the Nigerian embassy in Germany. We cannot discharge her now. She has to remain with us until her deteriorating health condition improves.”

Ask ed the real cause of her ailment, the consultant who declined to go into details confirmed that Mrs Jonathan had undergone some intestinal operations to keep her tummy firm -- a process, she said, led to poisoning and complications.

“Those operations that were performed on Mrs Patience Jonathan led to a ruptured stomach and I think that was the reason she was fainting and as well having abdominal pains before she was brought here for treatment,” the source said.

She however stressed that the doctors working with the first lady would perform some other operations on her at the beginning of next week if her condition does not improve as expected.