₦airaland Forum

[color=#1980BC] I like rozzay..think i will vote her.. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] One word...."Alcohol"... [/color]

bettercreature:
You are probably better than Okonjo..very simple solution

[color=#1980BC] Thank you.. [/color]

muktarmtt:
so u never knw he didn't have any intention of coming back to d house his work dere is done he will back to sokoto to b our governor, nd weda u like or not tambuwal make a name in Nigeria as a true Democrat nd a hero

[color=#1980BC] That is if he wins Sokoto against Bafawara in the PDP.You think his recent show boating is heeded by those in remote Sokoto,the grass roots which bafarawa has under lock and key??.twas was better he used the political machinery of the PDP and federal might to vie for Sokoto but His politicital felony and miscalculation will haunt him down even to his local government as Wamakko won't be able to save him..PDP never forgives nor forget.. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] True that... [/color]

[color=#1980BC] That is why we must come together and chase Rochas back to kaduna where he belongs....#VoteArarume.. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] Adesina is just spoiling show for thiefnub.u and his northern gambaris,these people own the fertilizer cartels that have held back our agriculture for years... [/color]

iamord:
Yes you are right. Buut on the other hand that was not the main cause of the problem. The same way u have apc pdp issues here.same goes to ndc npp over there.. There are political screw ups . A ghanaian will understand this better.. And how worse can it get?? The worse has already happened .. And still no balloon will burst.. Don't be to expecting for the negative. Cos the cedi is already gaining strength, and policies are working to avert the situation

[color=#1980BC] Economic downgrade by S&P, i don't suppose, has anything to do with political screw ups or that of sourcing bail out funds from IMF anything with NDC/NPP rivalry.These negatives entails the dire straits the ghanaian economy is facing and if there is a calm as you opined then believe us when we say " it is the calm before the storm"... [/color]

iamord:
The problem is not the re domination ooo

iamord:
The problem is not the re domination ooo

[color=#1980BC] Devaluing the currency will help make exports cheaper thereby increasing foriegn demand inaddition to boosting local-production,employment and house-hold incomes.Even in a trade-by-barter system,the economy is stronger when exports exceed imports how much less a cedis based system.But with the re-domination or 'artificially' pegging the currency close to the dollar without requisite social,financial and infrastructural platforms to buff the currency as unscrupulous hedgefunds obtain that 'artifcial leverage' to pursue dollars,exports have become expensive with reduced foriegn demand and local production..There is trouble when house-hold incomes are reduced significantly with goods and services relatively expensive and businnesses suffering losses as a result of reduced patronage.Not devaluing the currency at this stage is like blowing up a ballon watchin when it will go bust...Ghana's ballon is due for an economic bust... [/color]

CFCfan:
^^
I kinda agree with you. I'd prefer the ownership structure of the national carrier to be as follows:

FG - 20%

Nigerian citizens and institutions - 50%

Foreign citizens and institutions - 30%

A start-up capital of around $2bn would put the airline on a solid financial footing. The airline's primary hubs would be Lagos and Abuja; whilst its secondary hubs would be Port Harcourt, Enugu and Uyo.

As for the its international routes, I will suggest flights to these cities:

North America - Vancouver (Canada), Houston, San Francisco, *Los Angeles (United States).

South America - São Paulo (Brazil)

Europe - London, Paris, Amsterdam, Milan, Brussels, Barcelona

Africa - Johannesburg, Accra, Abidjan, Dakar, Yaounde, Nairobi, Casablanca.

Asia - Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo, Mumbai, Abu Dhabi.

*Seasonal flights to Los Angeles, and Jamaica should also be explored.

[color=#1980BC] Incentives should be lucrative enough to get seasoned Air-line companies interested therefore we propose ownership stocks split equally at both ends with each party reserving the interest of diluting stocks via IPOs.This venture will not only be a symbol of national pride but a cash cow to all parties involved including the Treasury.... [/color]

[color=#1980BC] Ho-Ho-Ho... [/color]

Clerverly:
I see implosion!

[color=#1980BC] On the contrary,it has always been a family affair unlike the boko-haram mosaic patchwork that is the APC and their Janjweed supporters.. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] Tambuwal's career in the assembly is over he should quit now the ovation is loudest and go herd sokoto gudali in his village... [/color]

[color=#1980BC] Ghana should save themselves the trouble and devalue their currency like Japan for instance... [/color]

[color=#1980BC] They will takeover over northeast....Unless the northern soldiers stop running away to fight for BH....Unless northern soldiers stop divulging intel to BH....Unless merit merit is used to select those for soldiering and secret-intellgience instead of filling those ranks with northerners.....Unless northern politicians provide basic amenities and educational scholarships to their poor constituents to study in advanced countries instead of building university blocks in Niger republic and Sudan......Unless common northerners eschew ethno-religious riotings and killings because as tis now,nobody especially from the south will be 'too' keen to save the north from that which it has brought on itself....Goodluck cannot help you if you cannot help yourself..Gejtill2019 [/color]

[color=#1980BC] How can you post topic and be first to comment?! Anyway...The PDP like any other organisation will always have internal clashes but the beauty of their brand of democracy is their ability to present a united front during elections... [/color]

[color=#1980BC] There isn't any need to panic.Give BH a leeway to fester a wee bit more during election and voila!...Gej till 2019.... [/color]

[color=#1980BC] [b] In my Opinion,A national airline is how a nation represents itself along with flags,currency and national anthem.The defunct Nigeria Airways was a perfect example with Green-White-Green colors of its national flag painted on every plane,it looked elegant with a perfect symbol of statehood-before some 'backstabbers' betrayed some people and cannibalized that National edifice with the consent/along with 'other people'- but in a case of a wholly government ownership the bureacratic snags of overregulation, overstaffing, excessive
debt, political interference and poor
management become very common...but we need a National air-line regardless...So,we propose a major precondition that is having a strong champion in the government and a genuine wish for reform.Also it wouldn't be a bad idea to get the tourism board involved inaddition to investment funds with the trickiest part of finding a seasoned player with access to global networks and a low-cost base. Getting the right partner on board will involve complex negotiations.But a good transaction advisor can guide government through this process and other reform processes,hell they can even help with poorly-performing National carriers if you ask them to...So this Airline matter should be a joint private-public sector ish.[/b] [/color]'"