liveLongNprospa: OH but the drivers decided that they didn't want to be paid fully upon return. You also said the drivers could not change any agreement made. So the question is why was a new demand made my brother? 😁
liveLongNprospa: Read what I wrote again. That I still stand by. You believe that there's no way an agreement made could be changed. You also talked about how you were sure they negotiated part payment before and then full payment when they arrived. The same drivers that decided to change that 'agreement' can also renegade on the amount paid.
What this shows is that there's nothing like 'agreement'. Its all about who is in a position of influence to determine how it goes. There's no L or medal here😁. Just life like Hollywood has shown😁
[color=royalblue]You can stand by anything oh.
But the drivers did not change their agreement because they heard $1.2 million, which was your point.
If you need chair to sit by what you said, i go give you sef. [/color]
liveLongNprospa: Lmao.. My guy.. Your general point was the drivers could not renegade on agreement made. Unless you are saying this was an exception 😁.
[color=royalblue]Dont be like Mr Flint that has colonised Egypt as Sudan
You said the drivers heard $1.2 million and changed their agreement. And i told you that it cannot happen in real life....Maybe in Asabawood movies
Now, from a delegates mouth, you can see they wanted a change in payment plan.
Amoto94: It has been confirmed by a member of the delegation sent to evacuate the students that the drivers reneged on the initial agreement of 40-60 installmental payment earlier agreed between FG and the transporters. This what was caused the issue experienced by the students to be evacuated
Segedinho: Belike na u dey grind out agenda like this cos your calculations is 100% unnecessary.
They gov said the paid 1.2m us dolls (quite huge) and the drivers stopped them in d midst of nowhere cos they haven't got paid.
IMO,d money is huge and inflated but Gbola's view about no money is too large in a ravaged country is understandable to some extent if they had a smooth ride......
[color=royalblue]Issues arise
Yesterday you saw that one batch has arrived Egypt. Why are you not talking about that?
I am not saying the FG is competent, but this is a region in crises; there are bound to be disappointments, setbacks and even unbelievable inflations
Segedinho: I tought you would spot the sarcasm at once
[color=royalblue]Make una dey take am easy with all these agenda
Sudan to Egypt = 2000km $1,200,000 ÷ 40 = $30,000/ bus One bus carries 50 passengers 5,500÷40 = 138 passengers per bus So one bus needs to go three times to earn $30,000
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Lagos to Accra = 500km One seat is 50,000*50 = 2,500,000 To cover that distance = 2,500,000*4 = 10,000,000 Multiply it by 3 again (to carry 138 passengers) and you'll see the margin is not too much. Divide your total buy 750/$ and you'll be hoovering around that same markup
I know this is different, but you should have an idea of how you are exaggerating this matter [/color]
Donjazet2: I think the main lesson here is not really this "heart and head talk" but for all ladies to actually try and be financially independent, don't you think so??
That girl wouldn't have that rabid sense of entitlement if she herself was earning money and understand the value of money.
So the lesson here is for ladies to strive just as hard as men to be financially independent.
[color=royalblue]I don't think this is the lesson
Financially independence is relative. She could be earning 400k and have a taste of a man earning 800k. Does it mean a 400k earner is not financially independent?
The problem here is that she is a greedy person.
Na Greedy person 419 people dey easily chop
And like BlueRayDick and GloriousGbola, she can be scammed with this mentality
Scammed mentally, financially, sexually and otherwise[/color]
Itsrm: Another point to note is that, due to low volume of passengers, it will be difficult to get direct flights from most airports within the country to Ebonyi. This will send the cost of flight to Ebonyi over the roof. Flight from say PH to Ebonyi will go to Lagos or Abuja before Ebonyi. A lot of people will not be able to afford it thereby rendering the airport even more useless.
OasisX: ...apparently not now but in the future. Investors can conveniently fly from Lagos/Abuja directly to Ebonyi State now. They don't need landing in another state and connect to Ebonyi via road again.
[color=royalblue]So what would be the state of the airport when we get to the "future"?
It is not my mouth that you people will hear that this is a useless project.
BlueRayDick: Na airport shuttle go carry u reach there . N200 for year 2000/2001 na big money sef from Airport to Allen
When Nigerian politician wan cheat u, dem go think like common man wey dey go Oyingbo market go buy crayfish . When they cheat u finish, they start living the expensive life
[color=royalblue]Out of 3k dolls, dem give you 200 naira
You sef go thank God. Shuttle fit be 20 naira. You go charter the whole car sef go house, and keep about 100 as change