₦airaland Forum

DeltaOil:
They have already posted videos of all states calling for Biafra.

Its none of ur biz, face ur Boko Haram people and leave us alone.

UNITY BEGGAR!

potoX:
Begging? The python doesn't beg he smacks sense into your stupid skull. What do you think happened to your dilector?

knowledgeable:
Why do you think the fools have refused restructuring.......because they are parasites leached onto Igbo economic progress. The dysfunctionality we call government allow these fools to prevent Igbo's progress unless on their own terms.

Chiedu4Trump:
see unity beggar!

U r scared of being on ur own!

U certainly have no say in Biafra, so mind ur own biz.

DMerciful:
Can't you see that you comment will only make things worse. Do you think they are bf and gf? For goodness sake the man is the head of the home and should be accorded respect. The woman should not have put the house under her name alone irrespective of whether she built the house alone or not. Who was the one that was married with a bride price? A lot of men becoming sisi! Among all the male species, why is man becoming the weakest? No wonder the life expectancy of men is much lower than women cos men are refusing to take charge of their domain. Very annoying sisi everywhere

GoodFaith:
Ok women shouldn't be humble?
please don't take that to your marriage if u are not married
we all have to treat each other with respect and love
I know 11 year old who told her mom nobody care about your money
The 11 year old dad have lot of asset too more than the mom
The mom was talking about money

Herdsmen:
Said a Yoruba Muslim..

Careless

Chiedu4Trump:
E be like say u no like the unity btw the igbos and the Niger Delta

Well no be only Ben Murray Bruce declares Biafra, Asari Dokubo too

seguno2:
Like the record kept for determining the poor people to receive their N5,000 promised?
Has anyone come across one of the recipients
Buhari, Tinubu and APC can lie for Africa

chuose:
All of us from the Niger Delta are for Biafra, u cannot force us to live with u.

Almaiga:
Tahh, it's only Ben Bruce that will join Biafra. The leaders and people of the South South have reiterated times without number that, they are not and can never be part of Biafran.

Malawian:
Those are Southern Christian Soldiers, and probably Catholics as well.

blazer2018:
Prisoner in Cambodia? At least if jail time is part of ur destiny why don't u kuku ma go Holland or Spain go commit crime...at least u will feel at home in their prison cells...But Cambodia? U are finished.

Sharpshooota:
My Yoruba Muslim friends
This lady is fighting Islamic customs and traditions in the north.... It's Haram in the north...
Please rise and defend the caliphate

vanunu:
Who is this woman? Almajiri is our heritage, you cannot abolish it. Most big politicians in the North were once almajiri, It is Islamic and we love the system, Who are u to abolish it.

Blue3k:
Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/nwest/277285-why-i-want-the-almajiri-system-in-northern-nigeria-abolished-female-assembly-candidate.html

Front Page: Lalasticlala mynd44

The question is where will the boys go to? I always believe in processes, if we don’t focus on processes we are wasting our time.We have to take a closer look at the Almajiri schools, who is running them, do we have a board in place to make sure that things are being ran properl? This is over 5 million children that we talking about so we need to make sure there is a process and channel where these children can be taken proper care of.

Iamgrey5:
This makes no sense at all..

How will they be able to make the payments to the people who actually worked for it ?

How are we sure these payments won't be swallowed by politicians?

In addition, the national carrier had been redundant and unproductive for years before it was actually liquidated, which was the main disagreement the government had with them back then, So the government of the day didn't believe they merit the payments.

Anyways, some people will be rich at the end of the day sha

Sirjamo:
Give me hard facts, not all these craps from Sahara reporters.

Raymie:
With the way you're going about this your post, I have little doubt you're the snitching cousin of some sort of relative of the OP. Tell ya brother, whatever the underlying faults the madam may have, he nor try. And of he thinks he can browbeat her into submission, e fit no work. He'd just be giving himself headache, moneyache and heartache.

Blue3k:
Btw did you notice they want to keep adding more river ports. The next one is going to be Benue apperently. This MD needs to be sat down and interviewed.

Fixed title.

Blue3k:
News Agency of Nigeria already confirmed Onitsha port was concessioned. The MD is quoted saying “Any moment from now, the concessionaire will take over the Onitsha port." That tell me they already picked someone to run port. I'd post more links but the spam bot is stupid.

I took your advice on title change. I also emailed NIWA hopefully they get back to me in a week. Yusuf Ismail bid to run Onitsha port but I doubt he won since there's no news or update on website. It would make for hilarious 10 thread on nairaland.

Hotfreeze:
The law wasn't even targeting scenarios like this, it was passed to deal with fraudsters that clone websites with the intention of defrauding people.

However, the law also deals with opportunistic Longthroats trying to benefit from the reputational brand name of others.

BigIyanga:
Naija is not an aviation hub in Africa. Aviation infrastructure is lacking. Gulf and EU airlines have secured market share as a result of first user advantage, technical and operational competence.
In 2017, only 30 airlines carried 3.5m passengers on intl routes from Naija. That’s about 116k per airline in a year.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailytrust.com.ng/amplite/nigeria-air-passenger-traffic-drops-26-in-2017.html

Kenya Airways flew ..4.5m passengers in 2017 while the entire intl flying population in Naija in 2017 was 3.5m.

http://www.anna.aero/2018/01/12/kenya-airways-traffic-grows-71-10-years-4-46-million-passengers/

Intl travel is not like GSM or Heineken/Coca Cola where almost every Nigerian can afford it

totit:
My brother thank you o'jare.
Present them with facts and see them cry all over your mention and use emotional blackmail to accuse you.
I don't understand those set of people,bunch who finds it hard to accept facts and shove it down their naive and propaganda junks.

I don't just have the time arguing endlessly it's just so useless as so far none of them was able to prove my facts/concrete docs otherwise.

If una like make una bombard my mention with 100mentions I got no time. But I shall continue to expose their aba,ojokwu lies. If una like and want una propaganda to sell? Take it to brafra land or better still among your 5villages.

Naaanseensezzz

kmariko:
That's why I asserted that the details are very murky.

Nobody knows what the overall start up cost will be...estimates are what they are.. estimates

The government only informed us about how much they will invest to get the deal rolling NOT how much the overall start up cost will be. it is difficult to estimate because of the ever changing business environment.

The deal would have in my opinion be made more transparent if the government has come out with a definitive list of investors and how much they are asking and willing to contribute..there's no need for the secrecy.

Once again the onus is on the government to prove Chike obi wrong.. his argument is based solely on the scant details provided by the government

AZeD1:
It tries to turn companies around or sell the companies.

obailala:
Nope, I'm not trying to save any face, I'm still just trying to get simple education into your repellent skull. And yes you're right, I've been chasing you around the thread and the reason was cos I was just too shocked and embarrassed that a person with such command of English (which to a large extent depicts 'literacy') could not just read and comprehend a simple piece first before jumping to respond with attacks; I was obviously frustrated by your slow comprehension skills, so no thanks to you for that.

Like I said from the start of the thread, the thing sensible people do when they are availed with limited info is to ask more questions and seek for more details, not jumping to conclusions and passing pointless obviously prejudiced judgements. All I did on this thread was wonder why so many folks including yourself did not think it was necessary to first of all ask questions before proceeding to the all too familiar point of bashing. Like seriously, what sound person passes judgement before getting details if not for the many unbaked characters one meets online in Nigeria?

Meanwhile, he still keeps talking of Nigeria Air's valuation being flawed even though on the other hand, he admits he has no clue on the details of the deal; talk of premium buffoonery! And of course the classic comeback when you point out this poor logic is the accusation that "you are defending A or B"

obailala:
Thank you very much for finally getting close to comprehending the very simple message I was trying to pass across all along.... Heck! It took you so freakin long to get this close.... Learn to stop being unnecessarily paranoid and feeling the need to fight everyone you meet online. FYI, I did not say Nigerians had no right to ask questions, as a matter of fact, I repeatedly said the exavt opposite of that.

If only you had the littlest ability to comprehend before jumping to needless arguments, you would have noticed that the very first point I made on this thread (and which I've been trying to make) was that the right thing to do at this stage was to ASK QUESTIONS and get info so as to enable a more informed discussion on the topic, as opposed to just cropping up assumptions, assumptions, and then jumping to judgement and condemnation based on mere assumptions.

AZeD1:
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/06/07/amcon-plans-sale-of-arik-aero-pan-others-in-2018/amp/

AMCON Plans Sale of Arik, Aero, PAN, Others in 2018
For that reason, he said, AMCON was determined to pursue every obligor in its book with all the powers the laws avail AMCON to deal with each and every one of them especially the 350 debtors of AMCON who account for almost 80 per cent of the over N5 trillion huge debt burden, which must be recovered because AMCON borrowed to purchase the Eligible Bank Assets (EBAs) during the first and second phases when it bought over the bad loans from the banks.

He continued: “Like I said earlier, we will deal with some of those key assets very soon like the Peugeot Nigeria Limited in Kaduna, CDL, Aero Contractors, Arik Air and a host of others. But I must tell you, as we close in on these individuals and entities that owe us, I want you to know that they will call us names, they will blackmail us, they will threaten us, malign and harass us. https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/06/07/amcon-plans-sale-of-arik-aero-pan-others-in-2018/

AZeD1:
Aero and Arik is currently owned by the government, if the government was serious about creating an airline, the simple thing to do is merge the two, rebrand and sell equity. That way, you already have a functioning airline from day one with planes and the likes, all the new investors need to do is improve.

obailala:
This man clearly still does not understand the futulity of comparing something he knows nothing about with something else whose facts and figures can be verified. It seems you're just more interested in 'winning an online argument' without even paying attentionto what's being talked about.

Nigeria air is in the conceptual stage. A figure of $300million has been mentioned. Neither you nor I can confirm if this $300m represents 5% of the full proposed investment or if the $300m is the full figure. We both do not also know the proposed fleet size of the new airline, and we do not even have details of the proposed travel destinations. In summary, we both do not have any details of the proposed airline (correct me if I'm wrong on this).

So if we all acknowledge that we do not have details on the proposed airline, vis a vis its fleet size, type of planes, travel destinations etc, then on what basis are you and Mustafa Chike Obi comparing an 'UNKNOWN' to Virgin Atlantic to arrive at your conclusion that its value is suspicious?....

How exactly is this my point so difficult to understand to warrant your subtle jabs?