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GMBuhari:my friend this is Nk not Nigeria. you cant easily kill buhari self in this present age talk more of this psychopath |
EgunMogaji:Precised. |
Goodmorning When you get a relatively cheap fare, always ask the rules guiding the fares, so that you dont get burnt if there is sudden change of plans If you with a student visa or permit of upward 2 years, you can purchase a one way ticket for your travel. Always remenber terms and conditions are applied too |
is there a possibility that abiola was killed just after abachas death, to put in obasanjo in power to protect a top secret? naturally abiola would have been the best choice for 1999 is this a way buhari is responding back to the military cabals bad mouthing his office? i believe if the military cabals dont lay low more revelations would suffice this is pure political mathematics On June 8 1998 Abacha dies of a heart attack and is hurriedly buried without an autopsy by the time the news filters through to most Nigerians. Nigerians publicly celebrate the death of a reviled leader with wild jubilation. General Abdulsalam Abubakar quickly replaces Abacha and announces that Abiola will be released but that he had to realise that his mandate had expired. A lot of chicanery was used to get Abiola to renounce but he refused. UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan is sent to talk to him and explain that his “term of office” had expired since 5 years had passed since the June 12 1993 election. All to no avail. Exactly one month after the death of Abacha, Abiola suddenly dies of a heart attack on July 7 1998. just thinking |
is there a possibility that abiola was killed just after abachas death, to put in obasanjo in power to protect a top secret? naturally abiola would have been the best choice for 1999 is this a way buhari is responding back to the military cabals bad mouthing his office? i believe if the military cabals dont lay low more revelations would suffice this is pure political mathematics just thinking |
4. Ezeagu Tourist Complex With a 3-kilometer cave (yes another cave), cold and warm spring, waterfall, and a pretty lake within 30 minutes’ drive of the city center. It is a great place for picnics and a swim. A half-hour drive from the bustling capital city of Enugu State is the Ezeagu Tourist Complex. The complex exhibits one of the natural wonders of wonders of nature. Measuring about 22 hectares in size, it comprises a lake, a cave and a waterfall (spring water). Its splendor is expressed by the almost 5 kilometers long Obinofia cave whose sheer size and compartments is awe-striking. The surrounding scape is a marriage of various land forms with unique weather condition and exotic vegetation. The cave has several tunnels branching out in different directions. Some of the tunnels are inter-connected, often opening up into large chambers which are two to three high and up to ten meters wide. It is located in Afor Ugwu area of Enugu state 5. Ugwueme and Udi Hills Udi hills are the site of the first coal mine in Enugu, opened in 1915 but later replaced with the Iva Valley Mine in 1917. Under the Udi Hills are the coal mines, there also are tunnels for tourists to explore. Ugwueme and Udi hills are about one hundred meters above sea level and are the perfect site for picnics. Located in the Udi area of Enugu state. 6. Ani Ozalla Lake The Ani Ozalla Lake and Shrine is a natural lake located at Amaigbo, Ozalla in Nkanu West LGA near Enugu where crocodiles which are regarded as goddesses appear from the lake at the command of the chief priest to take offerings from supplicants. 7. Polo Park Mall Located in Enugu City, Polo Park Mall is more than your average shopping mall. With a Ferris wheel right in front, it's worth a visit. It also has the usual mall set up. Food courts, supermarkets and various shopping outlets. 8. Enugu Golf Club Located at Mount Street, Enugu. The club has a beautiful and challenging 18 holes course with a year round season which has been become a solid attraction to guest and residents. It also contains a clubhouse and a well-stocked bar. kroomstravel hotels.ng |
8 PLACES TO GO TO IN ENUGU STATE Welcome to Enugu. Enugu is the capital of Enugu State in Nigeria. It is located in southeastern Nigeria. The name Enugu is derived from the two Igbo words Énú Ụ́gwụ́ meaning "hill top" denoting the city's hilly geography. The city was named after Enugwu Ngwo, under which coal was found. Popularly known as the Coal City, Enugu is home to most of the Igbo’s in the southeast. Being a city established in pre-colonial times, its ambience is a blend of the charms of an ancient city and convenience of a modern one. Here are some of its greatest sights. 1. National Museum of Unity Established shortly after the civil war, so as to engender unity. The Enugu Museum houses a variety of relics from the Stone Age through to the postcolonial era. Military artefacts from the Biafra War can be seen at the museum. It is located just around the G.R.A environment in Enugu town. Also has a wonderful sit-out New-Berries park and garden where you could sit and have lovely delicacies and enjoy wonderful music 2. Awhum Waterfall and Cave Surrounded by breath-taking scenery, this 30 meter high waterfall cascades through evergreen vegetation as well alive with varieties of biological species including wild animals and a wide variety of birds. Located close to a monastery, its water is believed to have therapeutic effects and curative powers. A section of the fall is warm through the season. Awhum or Ohum waterfall is situated at Amaugwe village in Awhum town in Udi local government area, Enugu state. Although the waterfall and cave are currently under the control of our Lady of Mount Calvary Abbey, you can still get inside by asking for permission before visiting 3. Ngwo Caves, Waterfall and Pine Forest So apparently, Enugu is filled with caves and more caves. To get to the Ngwo Cave takes you on a trek amongst the trees of the pristine Ngwo Pine Forest. The valley floor is tiled by a gently flowing stream of spring water. A narrow but high opening leads into the crevice and the loud splashing of the waters of the raging crystal clear waters announces your arrival. The Ngwo Cave has been naturally sculpted in limestone rocks and is bedecked by an enchanting waterfall dropping down from a small opening at the roof of the cave. The fall forms a shallow pool at the cave floor and flows out as a small stream. Just behind the big mass of rock in which the cave is emplaced, there are more caves carefully tucked into the rock, some within reach and others needing a good climb to access. The water fall also has warm and hot water that comes out together from one source. Ngwo pine forest and cave where you find the waterfall is about 20 minutes from the center of Enugu. You can take a bus from Enugu old park, there are buses going straight to Ngwo for about 200 Naira (but they take time to get filled up), the best option is to take a bus from same Old park (which is at the center of Enugu) going to New market, from there you find a lot of buses going to Ngwo. The journey is through sharp twists and turns along the slopes of Milliken hill (a very nice hiking destination). The last bus stop is your stop; the pine is just a stone throw from there. The Ngwo pine is on two sides along the narrow pathway. Entrance to the pine is free but to getting to the waterfall is not something you can do yourself easily. You definitely need to get a local that will take you there usually for a fee (try to hassle well for a good bargain- I paid a 1000 Naira). |
Nice, this needs to get to front page for better audience Lalaclastica |
I believe in Nigeria. The Sun shall rise on our great nation again |
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arilewo:what date are you looking at? |
AZeD1:Exactly my point. Its an individual thing |
East Africa countries are really investing in their aviation industry, you know many of them depend largely on tourism,. Kenya air, ethiopia air ( which have won best airline in africa a couple of times), rwanda air etc North africa airlines are just known for cheap fares but dont really care on other espects |
shadeag:next time you get a ticket from an airline send me a copy and i would help interpret the rules just incase you too busy less i forget for free |
shadeag:maam first i am a man secondly when i had solid facts against air maroc i fought them offline and online especially via nairaland check my archives i did same against egypt air also but my simple point to you is i am in the know than you, i have over 30 persons that has travelled with air maroc through me, i personally keep first hand and close relationship with my clients. when the opportunity presents itself i ask about the airline. majority enjoyed it in relationship to the cost compared to other airline. the few that complained was basically cause of the small food or litlle to no inflight entertainment for long hauled flight so if you have a solid case provide facts, if you have none you quite pursuing your case cause the airline can sue you for defamation. i say all this out of love maam. do have a lovely weekend |
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Chuchunana:Actually i am with the poster, till she turned like i was the cause of her problem. Typical nigeria human wanting to win people with emotions instead of facts. Just around 2 percent i have booked air maroc for had negative remarkz most they complained about food. The poster allegations doesnt hold water joor, pitying her his left for us, she must not sway us to pity her if she was at wrong and fails to want to admit |
shadeag:Maam if i send you to hell, you might not want to go to heaven again Provide facts and i give you a lawyer for free |
shadeag:Same emotions with no facts just hear say |
shadeag:Madam the good i have done for a lot of passengers for free, no airline, agency or what have you would ever do it Like i say emotions dont win case but facts And i insist, if your boarding gate was changed, air maroc would have informed you by any means, secondly you cant be the only traveler with that same problem, how come you were the only one to miss your flight? Madam as of this moment your only case is delayed and damage luggage, if you have evidence and facts sue air maroc Any lawyer can jump on your case if you have solid facts and evidence void of emotion |
shadeag:Deal with facts not emotions ma. Emotion wont win you a case but facts Air maroc is a brand, you dont talk down on brands unless you have facts. I believe you have a brand of your own too Madam your only case is delayed and damaged luggage of which other airlines do same Where in my post did i say i was a travel agent? |
shadeag:Not defending them, how come everyone on that gate didnt miss their flight? Like i said your only case is is delayed and damaged luggage. If their was a change you must have gotten a mail. |
The only case you have here is damaged luggage |
shadeag:But you had a 1:30 layover, that is not long? You missed the flight out of your own reason, the airline wont change their policy cause you missed your flight? If you dont understand the rules of a ticket you buying, save yourself the stress next time and buy from a reputable travel agent. |
cazzo:A client of mine wont fly turkish even for free So you see its a personal thing If i have same experience the OP had with virgin or klm or air france i would say worst than the OP is saying also The question should be why didnt the OP connect with her scheduled flight to spend a night? Maybe she missed her scheduled flight due to her own reason? Etc |
cazzo:Because you no get money ![]() But seriously, thousands of people fly air maroc daily, the OPs case remain terrible but if you are on a budget you dont have any choice than to fly air maroc or egypt air |
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..their announcement speakers are very poor and the lady speaks french,arabic and then a very very very poor english and i heard nothing..my own is avoid air moroc