₦airaland Forum

EVarn:
http://www.nytimes.com/1998/09/23/world/tiny-neighbor-gives-south-african-army-rude-surprise.html
no,i aint 10,and i know what i'm talking about.in the end,you captured manseru in 24 hours,but the lesotho rebels that consisted of farmers,gardeners and tax collector resisted your initial assault.even your retreating troops found it hard to stuff defeated soldiers into fleeing aircrafts in their haste to escape lesotho's "rude surprise".

SA is full of clowns

GreenandGold:
We wanna see it... and please don't mention planing phases or CGI or blueprints or models. We want a real plane on the runway.

its everywhere on cyber space mate ... 'made in Nigeria air beetle' simple!

mzilakazi:
SA made hundreds of locally produced aircrafts and helicopters.

so?

GreenandGold:
Maybe you didn't know... South Africa makes plenty of these small planes, single or double seats for commercial or private purposes. they're non military that's why you never see them.

In the meantime we're yet to see Nigerians make anything that flies with a pilot inside.

Nigeria locally produces air beetle and shes currently making another aircraft for her military named 'farawa'

Patchesagain:
This guy.

Did we brag when we brokered a peace deal in Lesotho?

Nope.

And we didnt even bother sending the President... we sent the VP

you don't expect zuma to mediate within his own country,..sending a VP is understandable .. try that with zim for instance..

GreenandGold:
As if your initial post makes sense.

yes it does mon ami

GreenandGold:
and you're basically drinking South Africa's water.

make better sense of your post

Patchesagain:
This guy.

Did we brag when we brokered a peace deal in Lesotho?

Nope.

And we didnt even bother sending the President... we sent the VP

Lesotho is basically 'south Africa' mate

paniki:
Correction: they see gaps in the supply chain of drugs like Nyaope and other illegal activities.

nyaope is a locally produced south African hard drug. . Nigerians don't produce nor sell it. . What's with you people! eish

rebranded:
The remaining 50% will not be biased like our Nigerian Army, constantly leaving posts and allowing BK to strike our brothers and sisters in the North

Nigerian army has moles, even the west will not be able to do anything. the only option is to bench all military personnel and let the west do the face-off [which the Nigerian govt will never agree to]

Smooyis:
You mean a standard guage is already laid between lagos and abuja? And also the has govt acquired eletronic coaches to move the train faster?

I don't know.. all I know is, its 90 % completed .. and for the record, there are diesel powered coaches that do over 200km/h

Smooyis:
Some people can lie sha. Even minister of federal republic. And u are here supporting them. What they cannot do in 20 years they will be bragging soon.

the rails are 90% completed... What part of that do you have difficulty understanding?

if this comes on stream

1. I see a boost in abuja's GDP
2. Many in diaspora will return
3. Lagos population will lessen

I guess BBC would be disappointed at the comments

hmm

vandalZA:
Why should we prove to Nigerians that we leave a better life than the rest of Africa?.........and how can we talk about news that have no brand name or a publisher?.......we as south Africans know the truth about ourselves and our country and we don't have to prove that to anyone.........!!

same as Nigerians. so can we all go home now'?

BluIvy:
Please SA people don't argue with this fooool he is a troll. He never has a decent argument he always shows how crass he is and always says things with no facts to support his argument. He is a waste of time

and then you quote a troll? see how stupid you are! why don't you assist your compatriots and post your own middle class stats? you're the troll here posting baseless comments on this thread, ample links have been provided ..read!

ActivateKruger:
I ask Nigeria to ask the SANDF to get rid of BH, it will be a job done - easy.

tell them to get rid of rhino poachers first ..

patches689:
Tuaregs are Mali not Nigeria

There is no link

there are Tuaregs in northern Nigeria as well dummy

14:
Do your research and leave unreliable vanguard.
Where is the proof for startimes, which does not even come close to DStv subscribers number in Nigeria.

where in my post did you see vanguard? post the stats here or get lost with your baseless claims..

14:
The 4.5m subscribers number was for 2013, in 2014 it is 5m.
Dont feel so important to DStv, They still make 80% of their revenue in SA

lmao! you sound so dumb and pathetic.. my point is simple, Nigeria's middle class trumps SA .. why would I feel important to dstv when we have Consat, daarSAT.. etc [owned by nigerians] ?..

Henry120:
You got your a$$ handed to you in the CAR.

Wow, so professional.

lmao!

paniki:
Why are you gloating about a Chinese company? You were also bragging about GOtv which is a MultiChoice offering that, oddly enough, is not available to South Africans.

I don't know the subscriber numbers, but I think the best thing to do is to go through the Naspers annual report. http://www.naspers.com/

arguing out of point.. posts the stats lets see.. stop farting with your brain

14:
Stop lying like your politicians, Total number of DSTV subscribers in Africa is 7 millions, 5 million of them are in South Africa, the rest of Africa makes the remaining 2 millions. The subscribtion in Nigeria is still less than 1 million, in Kenya its 100 000.

Follow the link if you disagree, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DStv

again, dstv's subscriber base in Nigeria is over 1 million [even babies know this]
http://m.allafrica.com/stories/201208270494.html/

if you care to know, startimes [late comers in the game] [starsaat in SA] in Nigeria has over 1,3 million subscribers
m.allafrica.com/stories/201306260617.html/

14:
Stop lying like your politicians, Total number of DSTV subscribers in Africa is 7 millions, 5 million of them are in South Africa, the rest of Africa makes the remaining 2 millions. The subscribtion in Nigeria is still less than 1 million, in Kenya its 100 000.

Follow the link if you disagree, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DStv

you failed to convince everyone reading here that Nigeria has 800000 dstv subscribers .. even your source says SA has 4.5million subscribers .. provide a credible source for it and your middle class source.. else, STFU

lmao!

14:
Damn, you really put him in his place, nigerians just feel like they are very important, whereas they just have a small middle class people of 1.7m while SA has 28m middle class. Why do you think Woolworths failed in nigeria, i mean only 3 stores could fail in nigeria when 2000 stores of woolworths in SA could be succesfull.

Some Nigerian argued with me about the DStv subscription in nigeria, he said nogeria has the biggest subscription of DStv, until i put him to his place by showing the real numbers, then he was shocked to learn that Nigeria had only 800 000 DStv subscribers in 2013 while SA had 4.5 million subscribers. In 2014, DStv has 5 million subscribers in SA alone.

lmao! 800000 subscribers? dstv puts their own figures at 1690000 [which the Nigerian government strongly doubt by the way http://m.allafrica.com/stories/201208270494.html/ ]. that aside, Nigeria has GOtv, Startimes, CONSAT and DaarSA, I listed them in case you're trying to link your baseless middle class figures to cable tv subscribers.

now Woolworth's failure can be attributed to poor feasibility study, while other stores and businesses thrives, Woolworth claimed Nigerians had low purchasing power [really?], south african entrepreneurs critized their claims [read a few articles].. common sense should tell you why truworths is still around, amongst others.

I stand corrected!.. and pls post your middle class source [world bank stats preferably ]

Nigeria still contributes more troops to UN peacekeeping

we all know Sudan has been secretly aiding terrorism in Nigeria .. malaria ko, typhoid ni.. the govt clearly has a hand in this

Abuja

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