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Sola Ladoja, is an entrepreneur whose success story has become a source of inspiration. His company called Simply Green Juices Limited, is one of the fastest growing fruit juice companies in Nigeria, which is now worth millions. It has been described as Nigeria’s first farm-to-bottle, organic cold-pressed juice company, promoting healthy living and sustainable agriculture at the same time. The juice it produces is 100 percent natural, without any additives.

He started the business with =N=250,000 naira in May 2014. With tenacity and hard work, the business began to grow and turnover increased.

Starting from Lagos, the juice product without preservatives is being sold in major cities, across the country.
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Simply Green Juice is a raw organic cold-pressed juice company that promotes a healthy, sustainable and balanced lifestyle. We offer a farm-to-bottle option where we use the freshest organic fruits and vegetables to produce our juices, which are sourced directly from our farmers and partner small-scale organic farmers.

Our cold-pressed method of juice extraction, gently and completely extracts the natural vitamins, mineral and enzymes from the whole fruits and vegetable, which is pressed into a bottle of Simply Green Juice. Our juices are 100% raw and never heated; this allows our body get all the nourishment it needs. http://www.simplygreenjuice.com/our-story

GrandGarcon:
Okay prove me wrong! Who started the craze of state creation? So of the devil!

Why should I prove you wrong? Was the creation of states, not preceded by the unitary system of govt? You had earlier said that Gowon created the states, so why are you asking me the same question again, after you had supplied the answer earlier? Gowon created the states to checkmate Ojukwu's secession plan. Period.

If you disagree with what the OP wrote, list your facts and figures to show areas where he erred. Throwing tantrums like a toddler and engaging in name calling, makes you look like an unhinged case.

GrandGarcon:
Stop spreading lies fro the pits of hell!

Sorry chief. You are the only pathological liar on this thread. We all know your type.

kn23h:
Hmm so you went to chop and clean mouth. It didn't occur to you that your personal peeps on this thread wan chop and clean mouth too? Ko da o.

Forgive me, bro.' Next time, it won't happen like dat.

GrandGarcon:
Ironsi did not impose the unitary system. It is that son of a bitch Gowon that did it. Okay who began the craze of arbitrary state creation? Ironsi? Yeye fvcking revisionists.

Nah! You are the Commander-in-Chief of revisionists. Have you forgotten so soon? Stop throwing tantrums like a kid in kindergarten.

LUGBE:
Your alleged truth is half one, you liar and your hatred for the God's people is glaring.

Poor write up

What hatred? Because he told the truth? And you would rather believe in a lie, or propagate a myth?

kn23h:
Of course, we all love you

I hope the wedding was a blast!!! Nylon bag ti jollof wa nko?

Bros, I was so busy partying, that it didn't even occur to me to collect takeaway! Ijesa pounded yam is quite different from the ones served in Lagos. More tasty!

Dr. Bolanle Olawale Babalakin (SAN), is first & foremost - a businessman; and secondly, a lawyer. Or is it the other way round? He combines his love for the law, with his thriving construction firms. He is the son of a highly respected and distinguished jurist, Justice Bolarinwa Oyegoke Babalakin, a former Justice of the Supreme Court. Wale studied law at the university of Lagos, before proceeding to Cambridge University for his Masters' degree and Ph.D.

Wale Babalakin is also the founder of a prestigious law firm called Wale Babalakin and Co., where he holds sway as the Principal Partner. He owns construction firms such as Bi-Courtney Limited, Stabilini Visinoni Limited and Resort International Limited.

After making big returns in the real estate market, from his ownership of a few high rise buildings in Abuja and Lagos, Babalakin applied for the concessioning of the Lagos Domestic Airport, (now known as the Murtala Mohammed Airport 2), after the airport was razed by fire. The application was made through his company, Bi-Courtney Limited. It was the first time such an edifice would be contracted out to a private firm, under a PPP arrangement. Nobody gave the project a chance, as it was considered too cumbersome for the capacity of a private company.

In a country with an acknowledged huge infrastructure deficit, the company is a frontline player in Infrastructure Development and Maintenance, with a record of delivering the first major Private-Public Partnership (PPP)-financed infrastructure in the Aviation Industry.

Within three years of the concessioning however, and in the face of serious hostility and inconsistency on the part of the government, Bi-Courtney Limited completed the new domestic airport, now famously known as MMA2, which has been variously described as the best airport in Nigeria today, and definitely the first airport terminal to be built in Africa with private funds without any support from the government.

The Airport constructed under a Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) agreement with the Federal Government. It is acclaimed the most modern, functional and well-run domestic airport terminal in the sub-Sahara Africa.

Bi-Courtney was also the first company to win a concession agreement for the reconstruction and modernisation of Nigeria’s busiest highway, the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, under a Design, Build, Operate and Transfer (DBOT) agreement. However, the project ran into troubled waters shortly after the agreement was signed. Eventually the deal was revoked and handed over to Julius Berger in 2012. http://www.citypeopleonline.com/wale-babalakin-juggles-law-construction/

Babalakin has decided to concentrate on his other companies such as Homan Engineering Limited, Bi-Courtney Highway Services Limited, Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited, Resort International Limited and Amalgamated Estates Limited, in order to keep playing in the big league.

Dr. Babalakin’s law firm also engages in the publishing of Law Reports. In 2009, the owners of Nigeria’s first privately published Law Report, Optimum Law Publishers, assigned their rights and interest in the Law Report to Babalakin and Co.

BabaRamota1980:
Thanks bro.

Has anyone done the man from Ile Oluji? The one and only FAJEMS!

The father of international commerce!
How about Mobolaji Bank-Anthony
Shafi Edu

No, not yet. Are you referring to Chief Fajemirokun?

BabaRamota1980:
Guess who this is....?

The one and only Chief Fajemirokun!

BabaRamota1980:
Has Drugfield been featured yet?

Their products are not imported from somewhere else. They MANUFACTURE their own drugs and locally. If I may add, no one has died from complications resulting from taking their drugs.

Oh yes, kindly check pages 10, 13, 54, 123, 151 of this thread.

Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja is a businessman who later went into politics, and ended up becoming governor of Oyo State in Nigeria. But very few people realise that he is a business mogul, whose net worth runs into multi-millions in foreign currency.

He attended Ibadan Boys High School, and Olivet Baptist High School before getting a first degree in Chemical Engineering, from University of Liège, Belgium in 1972. He worked with Total Nigeria, an oil company, for 13 years before going into private business in 1985. His business interests include Shipping, Manufacturing, Banking, Agriculture and Transportation.

He was elected to the Senate of Nigeria in 1993 during the short-lived Nigerian Third Republic. He is not just an engineer, but also a farmer whose food crops are sold not only to the people of Oyo State but also beyond. His lifestyle is very simple, and those who know him say he dresses like a peasant farmer most of the time. Ladoja admitted that people called him Baba Alankara due to his choice of Ankara outfit.

He says: "I saw the sense in what he said, and I decided to stick to my wearing of Ankara manufactured in Nigeria. “But all along, dressing so gorgeously does not really make you a big or important person. I feel more comfortable dressing the simple way I do.”

Ladoja started business with a fleet of ships. His first company was called Real Shipping Limited, and it pioneered the building of ships specifically for projects. The firm collaborated with a Norwegian company, to build ships for the Warri topography. Later Ladoja and his friend Babule got annoyed with their banker and decided to float a bank. That was how they started the old Crystal Bank of Africa, which later on became Standard Trust Bank, before its merger with the United Bank for Africa (UBA). _{http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/mystery-world-ladoja-billions/}

Sadly, his foray into politics was not as successful, as his entry into the business world. He was elected as a Senator in 2003, and later won the governorship election in oyo State. Unfortunately his tenure saw him going through a lot of political skirmishes from all sides. He was later impeached, only to later survive an encounter with EFCC, before being released to go back into the business world. He has not looked back since then. In 2014, his daughter Bolatito Ladoja got married to Bez Idakula the musician. In 2016, the couple made Rashidi Ladoja a proud grandfather, when their child was born.

After primary education, I went to the Ibadan Boys High School, where we were 30 pupils in a classroom, and the entrance examination very competitive. I remember an incident. I went to my father and told him some parents brought their children in their cars to write the entrance examination and that the parents went to speak with the principal after the examination.

I told him maybe the principal would favour the children of the rich parents. My father replied that there was always room for excellence and that if I did well in the examination, I would definitely be admitted into the school. And my watchword from that time has been “There is always room for excellence.” https://whatsupibadan./2014/09/25/how-obj-mko-adedibu-shaped-my-family-ladoja/

Chief Timothy Adeola Odutola (1902-1995), OBE, CFR, CON, the late Ogbeni-Oja of Ijebu-Ode was a prominent Nigerian businessman. He was one of the pioneers of modern Nigerian indigenous entrepreneurship, and the first president of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria.

He was also an industrialist, who was ahead of his time. An alumni of Ijebu Ode Grammar School, he studied under the principal, Rev Oladotun Ransome-Kuti, father of late Professor Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, Nigeria's former Minister of Health, and Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, the Nigerian Afrobeat king.

Chief Adeola Odutola set up Odutola Tyres & Rubber Company, Odutola Nigeria Industry Limited, Odutola Food Industries, the 2,000 hectares Adeola Farm Estates etc. Before his death, he merged all the companies into one firm - Adeola Odutola Industries Limited

Sadly, at the time of his death, the machinery for the rubber factory had become obsolete, and the industrialist died, before plans could be concluded to change them. Dunlop Nigeria Plc, makers of Dunlop Tyres actually depended on Odutola's company in Ibadan, for the supply of carbon black which was a valuable input used for manufacturing its' tyres. When Dunlop wound up its' operations in Nigeria, Odutola's company followed suit.

In his will, the late Odutola distributed 65% of the shares of his holding company to his children, and left the remaining 35% to trustees of his estate to administer his holdings. Those shares were later used to set up the Adeola Odutola Foundation, 17 years after his death in 2012. The first Voluntary Agency-Owned Comprehensive High School in the Western Region of Nigeria was established in December 8, 1965. It was named Adeola Odutola Comprehensive College (a merger of The Secondary Commercial College and Olu Iwa College) to honour him. Adeola Odutola , was one of the first African Entrepreneurs to be featured in the Time Magazine._{http://authenticgist..com.ng/2015/10/aaas-our-early-entrepreneurs.html}

For over eight decades, Adeola Odutola remained a luminous presence in business, trade, politics and education. Together with Dantata and Sir Louis Ojukwu, father of the former Biafran rebel leader, Odutola belonged to the first generation of Nigerian industrialists. His business empire was vast, and he lived long enough to have been part of all the significant moments in Nigerian history in the 20th century. He was a pathfinder, a product of his time – and a marvelous product at that. He had what could be called old money.

Old money is different from that kind of wealth that is acquired overnight through fraud or crime, as is the fashion these days among the nouveaux riche; it is that kind of wealth that is acquired from hard work, self-determination and commitment. When it is supported by a sense of social responsibility and the fear of God, old money invariably acquires a value that is greater than the mere possession of wealth.

The latter day generation of Nigerian capitalists speaks of capitalism as if it is an end in itself, and hence they rob capitalism of its human face. Odutola’s distinction lay in the manner in which he constantly bridged the gap between trade and society, between capitalism and philanthropy. He sought a community of kingship that went beyond business and the making of money, as it were. http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2017/04/mr-industry-chief-adeola-odutola/

Chief Jimoh Odutola (1905-2010) his younger brother, was also a successful businessman. While Adeola was literate and a Christian, Jimoh, though not literate, was a self-trained man and till his death, spoke impeccable English and wrote like a Professor. He was a Muslim. Their father was a Muslim, whilst their mother-Sabainah, was a Christian. He thereafter entered Cocoa and Palm trading business and started exporting the produce and products to the United Kingdom. He also ventured into Sawmill and Gold mining at Ilesha and he was a major agent for John Holt in Nigeria.http://authenticgist..com.ng/2015/10/aaas-our-early-entrepreneurs.html

FFKfuckedBIANCA:
BREAKING NEWS

All the Governors in the Yoruba West are set for an emergency and extraordinary meeting tomorrow. Agenda - Regional Economy, Politics, Security etc. Facilitator - DAWN Commission. Host - Ogun SG.

On a sad note, Baba Adebayo Faleti has gone home to meet with the saints. Ki Olorun ba wa te won si afefe ire.

How sad! I watched him acting in one film... can't remember the name, now. May God rest his soul. Baba, lived a good life.

JohnXcel:
But you need to write more ooh!

I for one would like to read your write-ups outside politics (Maybe a fiction (or true story self) of how you were chyking one hot Yoruba Sisi )

Hahaha! @ the bolded

Ehn? Chyking, ke? You want my pastor to disown me publicly in church?

MalcoImX:
Nobody abuses back until somebody initiates something somewhere. Kanu starts abusing Nigeria and Nigerians and sure (very natural) he'll get a dose back, even more than he bargained. All those negatives you mentioned are responses to what was started by Kanu-types. I remember vividly the words Igbo and Osu were started as a response to Kanu children calling Yorubas Afonja.
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Take it bro: It's like some people can't do without abusing whoever opposes them.

You sabi these people well-well!

BlakKluKluxKlan:
When Tafawa Balewa was Prime Minister of Nigeria;

Chief of Army Staff was from SE
Chief of Naval Staff was from SE
IG of Police was from SE
Chief of Defence staff was from SE
Internal Affairs Minister SE
External Affairs Minister SE
Education Minister South SE
Many other key ministries to SE
Parliament President SE
Unilag VC from SE
University of Ibadan VC from SE
North resisted same at ABU!

Still there was dissatisfaction by SE, the officers from the region killed this same Balewa!!!!

Out of all the most senior officers in Nigeria, SE has 37, none was killed. 8 from the north, all of them were killed. 10 from the west, 2 were killed.

Then Ironsi imposed a unitary system of government on the country so that everything can belong to a region who snatched it!

We must know our history so that when we want to make corrections, we will not end up concealing the truth. This has nothing to do with tribalism but everything to do with the truth.....at times when lies litter the streets.

These are documented facts!

Thou shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free.

Copied....

Na true you talk. No be lie!

JohnXcel:
You are one of those few people who keep Nairaland sane (Pity Seun doesn't seem to appreciate your likes in this forum).

And those Itele footwear go fit you gaan ooh! .

Laudate apart from Nairaland, is their any place you write (or blog) ?

Once in a while, when am free - I visit yorubaparapo.com, and The Nigerian Village Square. But not as regularly, as I would like.... But I am not a blogger, o! I haven't got the patience or inclination for such stuff, yet! And yes, my Itele shoes made me look like a star. The bridesmaid kept eyeing my feet. If not for the fact, that her boo was there, only God knows what she would have done!

CeterisXVII:
Dumaknesset/Knessetduma, I just came across your parting words. To say the least, I am truly saddened by the fact that you chose this route. Why? There was no need to deactivate. While I can understand your anger & disappointment, I wish you had brought it to the floor of the house, using some other means. We could all have brainstormed on the issue and chipped in our 2 cents worth of advice on the best way to resolve this. You shouldn't let them win. And we all know who 'they' are.

Take my friend, Laudate. He was actually the one who invited me to NL. He has been on this forum for years, and has been banned countless times. The first few times he was banned, he tried to get back in via - LaudateII and Laudate IV. But those were banned in quick succession by the mods. There was one particular pro-Biaf.ran mod that witch hunted him to no end. But did he give up? No! He vowed not to let them run him off this forum, and laughed merrily at their antics, each time he was issued a ban.

Recently, he chided me for my apathy towards issues that had to do with my participation on NL, and accused me of sitting on the fence. He also challenged me to be consistent for 3 months in contributing my quota, to important topics on this forum. You see, I am very vocal on political issues, when I am in the midst of friends. But that is where it ends. Bringing my views to the public and trying to drive change, isn't my forte.

But I have discovered that if you keep your views to yourself sometimes, especially when you have the benefit of superior knowledge, then you allow ignorance to thrive. And those with nefarious motives end up polluting the atmosphere, with their asinine thoughts.

You have been a really valuable member on this thread. I for one, would be really sad to see you leave. As your contributions will be highly missed.

Wha-a-at? Dumaknesset? Haba! Don't do this. Don't give those clowns any joy! Like CeterisXVII said, I have also suffered some bans. If there was a cash award tied to bans sef, I for don become multimillionaire! But I have vowed not to let those Mofos get the last word! Log back in, bro.'

And CeterisXVII, I saw your handwork. See as you take style uncover my aliases like this! Anyway, thanks for your contributions. I have always known you had a tendency to get serious, despite your clownish behaviour. Keep up the good work, bro.'

OkoYibo:
In line with the unrivalled Yoruba celebratory practices, we should throw another party to celebrate your return to Nairaland.

Hehehehe.... no shaking! Just send me di invitation. I full ground for here!

deomello:
https://www.signalng.com/wp-content/uploads/the-weddingparty-3-.jpg

Deomello, you baa-aa-ad boy! I see you!

hilroy:
Oya Ijo bata

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How did I miss this? Egbon, thanks a lot. You just made my day!

BabaRamota1980:
Twale baba!

Edumare a ni ife e,
Aye a yo'nu si e,
Yonminri a t'eri ba fun e...
L'agbara Oduduwa!

Amin!! Double Tuale to you, too!

Deedeedee3:
Abi oooooooooooooooo.
Oga laduate, oya take it

Thank you again so very much. Wait, o! Are you the chap in the red agbada with the hot dancing skills?

JohnXcel:
Now this is revolutionary, we need to promote Yoruba made inventions/products/services more man.

We've underated ourselves enough

Glad to have you back Laudate

CeterisXVII:
Hahaha! Just acted as per your instructions, bro'. You wrote the excerpts - mine was to deliver. How is the party going? And your 'groomsman duties? Will show up at reception tomorrow, as promised. Till then, keep bubbling, yo'.

deomelo:
Welcome back.

Keep the fire burning.

deedeedee1:
Egbon mi welcome jare

ibkayee:
Welcome back my dear

NCP:
You are welcome, Brother

totit:
Welcome back, bro

Hope you enjoyed the parriiiii and your NL prison wella

Anyway, on a serious note, we all miss ya, yah input on this beeurifuu thread

shukuokukobambi:
Heard you were banned? i wondered who would ban such a gentle monker like yours?

welcome back jare

My friends in the house, I am overwhelmed by your good wishes, e-hugs and wonderful goodwill. Thank you all so very much. I was away for a while, but am back now in full gear. After that ban, I needed to recharge my batteries!

I was at Ibadan & Ilesa during the week to support my cousin, as he took his bride to the altar! Ah, I don't think there is any other tribe that knows how to throw good parties, like the Yoruba people! Kilode?! I dance like say, make di music no go end. And my Itele shoes were da bomb! Ijesa girls fine, o! I kept praying that God should deliver me from temptation!

CeterisXVII:
Olatokunbo Adenike Fagbemi is not just the Executive Director, SpringFountain Infrastructure Limited, she is also the Managing Director of African Aircraft Leasing Company (AALC). Her company plans to invest about $20 billion USD in an aircraft leasing facility, in Nigeria. That facility would also include a Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) centre that covers spares, logistics and parts supply, as well as aggregated services solutions.

The proposed investment will enable indigenous airlines lease aircraft at cheaper rate, and without the present cumbersome processes.

In order to achieve this, she has partnered with Boeing Corporation of the United States, a leading aircraft manufacturer. If the Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facility comes on stream, Nigeria would save $500 million (about N190 billion) annually, which private airlines in West Africa spend conducting aircraft maintenance checks abroad. It would also create an estimated 10,000 jobs locally.

Tokunbo Fagbemi has always been a passionate believer in the Aviation Industry. She is the first Nigerian to be fully qualified and chartered as an International Airport Consultant. After studying Pharmacy at undergraduate level, she acquired an MBA from the prestigious, University of Nevarra, Spain. She also attended prestigious schools such as Lagos Business School (LBS), Cranfield University (UK) and Harvard University where she undertook the Nigeria Infrastructure program to become a certified aviation consultant......

cc: Laudate

Ceteris paribus, e pluribus unum!! My bruva from another mother!! Thank you, o jare! I can see your handwork in this place. Thanks for helping out. Am back, o! Those people wanted to silence me, but they forgot that God is greater than all of them!

My guys, Totit, Deomelo, Jetleeee, Okway, Deedeedee1, Oduastates, NCP, ibkayee... how una dey? I dey hail, o! Shey, everything is going smooth? I have been following all your comments in the background. Well done guys, you rock!!

Olachase:
419mobile i no even remember where i keep their SIM again

burakado17:
What we need is low tarrif and performance. What is in a name

No mind dem. I knew they were going to run into trouble when they started reducing the size of their MB, a few months back. Suddenly, the 200MB people used to buy for =N=200, was cut down to 150MB. Trust Naija people as they started swearing for them. Anyway, e no concern me dat time sha, as I dey always buy 5GB.

Goahead:
This will practically help the fear fear cowards that are afraid of using propane to make their meals that cylinders are very strong, in fact, it's only special bullets can pierce through that hardend metal... Don't be deceived by Hollywood stunts

We do not use propane for domestic purposes in Nigeria. We use butane. Our cylinders are type rated for butane. it is not true that only special bullets can pierce through the cylinder shell. A cylinder can explode or leak at anytime, if the valve is faulty, or if it has been overfilled, and internal pressure of the gas rises above a certain limit, or even if the cylinder is rusty. Please be guided.

ELKHALIFAISIS:
they should go for prepaid meter nah
.... that's the only solution for now

EKEDC claims they do not have pre-paid meters for now.

Abdgafarplenty:
Ethiopian Airline from Lagos.

if you know how Ethiopian airline operates.

Chai!!

ELKHALIFAISIS:
what of us that pay 18k per flat down here they should enjoy the buhari they voted... rubbish Ndi Ala

This has nothing to do with Buhari. It was Jonathan that privatised NEPA. You should go to Lagos Island, especially Lekki, Ikate, Osapa, Agungi, Ikota, VGC etc., areas all the way to Ajah. These areas are located under Eko Disco. You will see monthly bills starting from =N=25,000 to even =N=60,000. Some even record higher than that! On top of darkness, o! During that bad rainfall that turned most of Lekki into a swimming pool, Eko Disco was the first to announce that there would be prolonged blackout, because of the rainfall which affected their substations and several transformers. You would have thought the bill for the month will reduce, right? For where...?? Only God can deliver us from these stupid Discos. At least in the days of NEPA, there was no light, but they hardly inflicted such exorbitant estimated bills on the residents.

Abdgafarplenty:
okay then. there are no direct flight LA down to SD, it will reconnect at Texas. so no direct flight.

So why did the child go to Nairobi & Lome, instead of transiting through another city in the US?

Abdgafarplenty:
well to answer your question, I will. need to ask another. Have you ever been in South Dakota?
or travel with the USA by airline?

Yes. Texas to New York. But I have not been to South Dakota.

I stopped watching Zee World after the rubbish way they ended Reach for the Stars, and King of Hearts. I mean how could they have just killed off the 2 lead characters, (i.e. Roshni & Siddarth) in one blow like that? Are they trying to prove that evil triumphs over good? And the person who did the horrible deed was never caught. The show just ended abruptly. Raw-b-bbish!

Look at Reach for the Stars,, too. They ended it in a similar lousy manner. Immediately after they replaced the original Kalpana, who was the lead actress, the storyline got distorted. Then the new girl playing Kalpana decided to have amnesia. That amnesia angle is just too overused in these Indian serials. Why? And at the end of the day, they did one rush-rush, 'kpa-kpa-kpa' wedding between Raghav and the new strange-looking Kalpana, without him even divorcing Pakhi. The Kapoors were never really punished for their crimes, and Pakhi literally got away with attempted murder! What kind of a lousy ending is that?

As for Twist of Hearts, the scriptwriters have been covering up the truth about Tanu's fake pregnancy over and over again, for several months! Haba! It is no longer interesting anymore. It has just become so overstretched and boring, to see the same evil doers repeating their crimes! Do they think the viewers are stupid??! Me, I have stopped watching Zee World. Their programmes have left a nasty taste in my mouth. I have changed the channel. Permanently!!

aniyphil:
You are so wrong . . .like someone pointed out earlier, they are called unaccompanied minors put in care of flight attendants . . .my nephew was about 4 when he flew all by himself from MMA Lagos to JFK New York with his backpack loaded with his travel passport, ticket and US destination address/phone number.

4 years old??! You gotta be kidding me! That is wicked, nah! If you had said 10, 12 or 14 years old, it would have been better. But to let a 4 year old travel alone on an international flight, from a Nigerian airport? Haba, if I am the father of that child, I would sanction the mother, for taking this step!

Abdgafarplenty:
Biko, my younger bro of 16 traveled from Nigeria all by himself to USA, (South Dakota) and he even took indirect flight. from Lagos to Nairobi and then to Lome to pick passenger, then to Los Angeles. from their went to local airport and took flight to Texas and then to South Dakota. spend like 4 days for all his journey only to be picked by school. officials when he arrived at the state.

Which kind of wakabout journey be dat one? Is it a molue airline? Couldn't he have taken a connecting flight from South Dakota to Los Angeles? Just asking.....