IamAirforce1:


The pilot gets alerted in The cockpit should anything or anybody tamper with the aircraft while in motion/Taxying

Yeah he got the alert but how did he know precisely that the alarm was due to thieves tampering with the doors or simple a mere malfunction. That's his question

mfm04622:


When a CRIME (e.g. forgery) is committed, EFCC has jurisdiction in the matter. Don't say what you don't know

Forgery against who? For there to be forgery, there must be an intent to commit fraud, so what and who exactly is the intent against? The bank he borrowed from? Yall don't understand what forgery or financial crime is. This is clearly a commercial transaction in which their they're trading blames just to use someone as a scapegoat. All the unlawful charges against Innoson's bank account, according to your own purview, isn't that a crime? Yall should continue deceiving yourselves

stagger:
Too many air passengers are ignorant. Just the way I overheard one saying loudly that it was better to fly in the daytime than in the night so the pilot could see properly. I nearly fell off my seat in laughter. The guy obviously does not know that aircraft are flown with instruments and pilots have to be instrument-rated to fly commercial airlines.

But the person is very correct at least in the Nigerian context. You almost certainly cannot rely on instruments at night despite the fact that the pilot is instrument and type rated for the aircraft they're flying. Visibility is very important in flying regardless of instruments, for instance if you cannot see the runway lights upon final, if you were a pilot, would you continue your approach?

femmy2010:


The problem is most of those wire and deposits by friends based in the USA are mostly proceeds from Crime and very often gives the receiving accounts problem in future .
Your best bet is to source fund from Aboki and fund your Domiciliary account .

You're somewhat right but it's not everyone and also, if it's a cash transaction, then it wouldn't really matter anyway

Mogidi:


He is Alhaji Imam Adeboye, come an beat me.

Nah son... Why should I beat you when the joke is on you? Lmao

MrMaestro:

I'm guessing of the secession groups, you're promoting IPOB. So my question to you is, what proof do you have, that says Nigeria is BETTER split, than as Nigeria now. What would Biafra or any other split country from nigeria do, to make them greater than Nigeria. It's a simple question. Answer it.

This is an idiotic question: U.S. is bigger than Qatar, Monaco, etc but their GDP per capita is the highest in the world. Why does Biafra has to be greater in GDP size than Nigeria? Even with your GDP size, are you better in wealth than South Africa?

Mogidi:

You know you're very right. I get confused with their names. I also find it difficult differentiating Bishops Oyedepo and Adeboye.

Pst. Adeboye is not a Bishop... Try again with your sarcasm.

Icon79:
So you reached that conclusions by viewing 3 photo clips that only showed a selected sections of the proposed mall, eh? Wow, clap for yourself .... you're a super smart!


O pari

But he's right.. The article says it's about 11,000 Square Meters or about 120,000 Square Foot which is about the size of a Walmart Store. This is barely a store, let a lone a mall... As he rightly put, it's not up to the size of West Hills Mall in Ghana that has a size of 27,000 Square Meters... That's 2.5x size this store, not mall.

So Nigeria's Largest Mall has become a thing of achievement... Okay o, continue

Nonnyflex:

So if you think the never paid Govt to acquire it in the first place then u are not a Nigerian... All the will do is bring an old master plan...

Then the aggrieved should seek compensation from the court if the govt sold it directly to them. This should not be contested at all.

Nathan2016:


for your mind you sound wise. All land belong to governement in case you dont know. Go and read land Act in Nigeria.


A government can wake up and say he wants to create a road in your house.

I never said govt owns all the land, don't put words in my mouth and I don't need to read the land act. What I said is very simple: if your property is in the govt's right of way, they will bring it down. Whether there an actual right of way or not (to create a road to your house according to you) is a different issue.

Nonnyflex:
I am not against demolition... But it pains me when Govt demolish peoples houses or places of business without giving them better alternatives or adequate compensation... That's the height of wickedness...

Did you say better alternatives? If you followed the rules first by making sure the land you purchased wasn't on a govt right of way, maybe they wouldn't be victims. As difficult this is, this is an important lesson for many. Although I will suggest the govt sort of give some sort of compensation to the tenants to relocate but it's not the govt's responsibility to do so. Heck people need renters insurance to guard against against landlords that are in high risk of their properties being demolished.

post=64675775:
Importers urge FG to make Onitsha Port cargo destination

The importers want to receive their foreign goods direct in Onitsha.

The Anambra Shippers Association has called on the Federal Government to officially gazette the Onitsha River Port as an international cargo destination.

Emmanuel Akpaka, president of the association, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Onitsha, that this would make the port viable.

Mr. Akpaka noted that the initiative would also expand the frontiers of Onitsha that was located on the River Niger basin, as an international business hub.

“We want the port to be gazetted, in order for it to become a destination for cargo from anywhere in the world, whether China, Japan, Malaysia, America, or Britain.”

“So that our business brothers and sisters could ship their cargoes and goods direct from the foreign ports into Onitsha port.”

“And this can be done through a system of trans-loading tens of containers or some thousands of volumes of goods into barges to Onitsha direct and the importer receives his or her consignments in Onitsha.”

Akpaka commended the federal government for completing the port in time, as well as installing state-of-the-art facilities in it.

“We believe that all international businessmen and women have a stake in the positive wellbeing of the Onitsha port and we would also take it as our own,’’ he added.

These are barges that can carry large numbers of Containers

And this can be done through a system of trans-loading tens of containers or some thousands of volumes of goods into barges to Onitsha direct and the importer receives his or her consignments in Onitsha.

From an economic standpoint: please explain how this process is supposed to unveil itself? At what point will the trans-loading occur? Who bears the cost? What's the economic benefit?

If you ask me, Onitsha river port can serve a more important economic advantage than being a container port which according to you, will barely have barges carrying just tens of containers.

post=64675181:


I can't remember where I wrote ocean sailing vessel or large ship, JB containers for second Niger bridge were cleared in Warri wharf not Lagos and was trans loaded through barges via Onitsha port

I am disputing what you said; I think you misunderstand me, or perhaps I misunderstood. You said the govt doesn't want to gazette the port as a final destination. My point is: even if the govt gazettes' it as a final destination, container carrying vessels won't dock there as a final destination, in which at the end of the day, defeats the purpose of being a final destination. International shipping companies would NOT spend an extra $$$ in an attempt to transfer a few hundred containers unto barges for it's final call to Onitsha. It's just not economically viable and it poses inherent risk considering that you're dealing with Inland Waterways. So the question remains: who bears the extra cost? The only arrangement thus far which seems a bit more plausible is the way JB is handling it: say containers are cleared in Lagos and onward to Onitsha.

post=64663303:


JB services has floating vessels that can carry large numbers of container to Onitsha that's what they are using to bring in containers they are using for second Niger bridge, I have been to their site severely

This is a container barge not a really a container ocean sailing vessel. As much as I want the port in Onitsha functioning, there will be severe limitations simply because Onitsha is NOT deep and cannot bring in large ships to make it a final destination. Containers can be transferred from Lagos onward to Onitsha where it's processed finally, but that's as much it can go. Onitsha can serve as a feeder but certainly not as a destination.

Gaddafithe2nd:

Mr. Man you just wasted your time in typing crap. If you don't understand international politics, just negudu.

Lmao... International expert. Just as much as a dullard as your president.

When are we gonna stop celebrating mediocrity? It's becoming shameful

To be honest, I'm not impressed at all

I love this from a customer relations perspective. Dude will know next time not to come for the bank... Lmao

Gaddafithe2nd:

Exactly! Human being are the most difficult creatures to handle. Am sure many of them have never held a leadership post before. They thought leadership is rice and beans.

Leadership is NOT forced on anyone, but when one claims to perform wonders if he/she becomes a leader, then be expected to act like one. CEO's are leaders (appointed), yet they're held to high standards, and when they fail to produce results, they're fired. Presidents on the other hand are elected by the people, not just because of who they are, but more so, the purported value the aspirant claim to bring to the table. When the expectation falls short, yes people will be mad.... And NO, whether or not they've held leadership positions or not is very irrelevant to the status quo. If you can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen... Simple and short. #CaseClosed

Gaddafithe2nd:

You are the real he-goat, so you expect President Buhari to abandon African Union which Nigeria is a great player in the union and attend world economic forum that won't yield anything positive than giving loans that your generations yet unborn would pay for.
Will Frau. Angela Merkel of Germany abandon EU summit and attend an economic forum in Africa.
Guy, next time use your head.

This is exactly the mentality that has kept us backwards. It's about give and take and you certainly cannot give what you don't have. Buhari has nothing to offer so he decides to send his VP, if he had something to offer, something like investment and security, foreign and trade policies, he would have embarked on the trip. Hate the summit all you want, African Union hasn't really played any role in Nigeria since Buhari became president.

As for loans, no one begged Buhari to take loans, Buhari received loans largely without him attending WEF. Loans are not bad, using the loans for something meaningful is the problem. Don't hate the player, hate the game. After all, in Nigeria, the average interest rate from banks is at almost 18% interest rate, what has Nigeria govt achieved with it's high interest loans? Biko bounce because loans are not the problem, managing it and not using it to fund Herdsmen is where the real problem is.

SBG04:

what kind of foolishness is this? You read the part where chukwumas lawyer even refused to be served in court and the judge ordered for copies of the service be dropped on his table? instead of appearing in court, that fraudulent criminal called chukwuma is challenging the jurisdiction of the court to hear his charges. That man is a born fraudster and criminal.

To be served in court you say? Wonderful. So the service of process is done in court abi? Guy, biko park one side. Why would the judge ORDER the charge sheet to be dropped on the table if a normal service of process in court is within the rule of law? When you answer that question, let me know...

P.S.: The Judge is being mischievous by interfering with certain covenants of civil/criminal procedures, a case of judicial overreach. The judge does not enact laws, rather looks up to the laws as a guiding principle. The judge has shown bias and needs to recuse himself from this case.

The level of reasoning displayed on this thread is alarming.... Further proves that we're not united and we need to go our different ways. How does any sensible person, who arguably reads the article and comes to a sound conclusion that a defendant that hasn't been properly served, would show up in court just because he heard of his charges on social media? Just pathetic...

CHANNELStv2020:
I AM A BIAFRAN BUT AFTER INNOSON REFUSED TO THANK US FOR THE MEDIA STORM WE GAVE THAT LED TO HIS RELEASE N ALSO WENT ON TO MAKE CAR WEAPONS FOR THE ZOOLOGICAL REPUBLIC EFCC SHOULD DEAL WITH HIM I DON'T CARE,NEXT.......

For every disappointment like you, there are multiple appointments of persons willing to storm the media... No one cares whether you care...

DONSMITH123:
He has started again o. Learn how to obey Court order biko if you know you gat nothing to hide.

If they pick u up now, Some set of people will be calling the head of Buhari and Magu. Na you dey fall my hand now o.

How has he started? Do you have a case of selective reasoning? The lawyer said that they haven't been served any papers and learned of it on social media.

hassan4:


You are out of line and think you know what you're talking about but do not. Where i stand, you'd have to go take atleast 10years to get in. This is SM and an anonymous one. People say a lot of things passively or jokingly. Get used to it or shut the Bleep up. Go write a poem or fantasize on my DD.

You do know that you're just as arrogant as the other poster? Where you stand? Where do you stand? Anyone who places himself on a self-imposed high pedestal (online) is attempting to get there in real life. Calm down, listen to yourself before you talk.

sarrki:


N I challenge you to bring where I disagree with inoson?

I am a strong voice in inoson matters

Please check all the thread on innoson versus Efcc

Be man enough to apologize

In one of your post I read yesterday, you alluded to him being a fraudster so why the switch now?

More so, GTB is capitalized to the tune of N25billion (CBN minimum capital requirement for commercial banks). I don't know how much Innoson owes GTB, but GTB currently owes N8billion (court judgment) that is currently being appealed to the Supreme Court. Innoson's debt can certainly not be in the tune of N8billion but I stand corrected.

I'm a bit lost on this Innoson vs GTB issue; according to papers and evidence circulating the web, Innoson has won over GTB in court three times. So my question is: during the court proceedings in which different judges (including the appeals court) awarded judgment to Innoson, didn't GTB tender evidence in court suggesting that Innoson defrauded them? I mean why would the courts grant judgment when it's clear (for assumption basis) that the award is based on a fraud? The case of fraud is baseless and doesn't make any sense.

obailala:
The Yeske guy may or may not be from anambra, I have no clue who he is, but basing your evidence on the fact that he referred to anambra as 'THE STATE', that is extremely daft and infact imbecillic logic.

I'm sure you certainly fall in one of the two categories I described in my earlier post; probably in the latter category. So biko puo m n'uzo kam soro ndi ishi ha dimma kpa nkata.

If this is the same person in the early days of NL, as in back in the days of Onlytruth and Eze Ndigbo of NL, as in couple of years ago known as Yeske, dude is a pure breed of Anambra state.

cstr1000:

Work with what you have. Be more creative with revenue generation instead of going the easy way of over-taxation..
Improve the infrastructure first, then you can tax me for using it.

Honestly, our governors aren't creative at all with revenue generation. They all think it's about taxes when it's not. For instance, states like CA depend on Agriculture and Silicon Valley for a bulk of their revenues. States like TX depend on Oil & Gas, Florida is Tourism, Nevada is gaming, etc. Let Anambra put infrastructures in place first and watch and see how things pick up.

post=61859466:

Our people find it difficult to pay their taxes, Anambra economy is run by indigenous people, you tax them they lament, our situation it's just like flies that perch on scrotum you need to apply wisdom to kill it they believe its their state, you tax them they go,against you during election.

Paying taxes is one thing, using the funds appropriately is another. Obiano just Peter Obi is clueless on how to generate revenue. Revenues to a state comes from economic buoyancy which is dependent on economic infrastructures... FACT. For instance, some cities here in Texas have industrial centers/business parks, etc. that are built/supported by the cities, not states but cities. For these cities, they put infrastructures in place that drives the economy. As economically buoyant as Anambra is, generating a paltry sum of N1.5 billion is very shameful. IGR shouldn't be from tax sources, states can actually invest in infrastructures and render services that generate revenues.

Anyway, I have entertained enough of this foolishness.. deuces