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Politics › Re: Why Can't Nigeria Be Like Ghana? by Napata77: 2:53am On Jan 24, 2023
paxx:
Ghana is getting global tourism from around the world, and turning their nation into the global capital of the black world, especially for the diaspora (black Americans, Black carribeans, Black British, Black South Americans),

Also getting billion dollar companies to put their headquarters in Ghana, for example Twitter chose Accra for its West Africa headquarters over Lagos, Nigeria.

Afrochella/ Afro Future Festival was in Ghana just last year, The African Bitcoin Conference was in Ghana last year.

Ghana is stable, you dont hear about Boko Haram nonsense or terrorism.

Ghana seems to have a bright future. MY question is why is that Nigeria which has been given more talents seem to be losing to other nations. And when I bring it up, people say "Nigeria is a bigger country so it doesn't matter" or they point out Ghanas inflation. I believe Ghana will fix their inflation due to their due diligence in other sectors. But will nigeria solve its insecurity crisis?

Hasn't Boko Haram has been active since 2002? huh

BTW Nigeria has 22% inflation. So yes Ghana has 50% but let's not act as if Nigeria isnt undergoing massive inflation.
When you factor inflation plus insecurity, Nigeria is not in a better position.
Shut up there. Inflation in Ghana is at 60% not 50.

https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Ghana-s-economy-was-better-under-John-Mahama-Abraham-Amaliba-1699016

The Ghana economy has collapsed, and if you had any sense in your head, you would be scared of that, because poverty breeds violence and societal breakdown.

As someone else said, many Afro-Americans deceived by the Ghanaian government's lavish and profligate spending, who moved there, have started returning back to the US. These are the facts on the ground, so you can keep deceiving yourself with all this rubbish you're typing.

MEANWHILE, WHO ARE GHANA LOOKING UP TO TO SAVE THEM FROM THEIR CRISIS?

NIGERIA OF COURSE.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFsxfkQ5y-o&ab_channel=Andy%27sInsights
Politics › Re: Why Can't Nigeria Be Like Ghana? by Napata77: 1:07am On Jan 24, 2023
paxx:
Well good job you showed one picture of Indians traveling to Nigeria. So can you show me the evidence that Nigeria has a master plan compared to Ghana which is making multiple moves that I mentioned above.

Last time I Checked most Nigerians want to vote for a 90 year old man to improve Nigeria or maybe the guy who wants to sell all of nigeria for $10 billion
What ''masterplan'' is this one talking of?

What is YOUR masterplan for your life?

That is what a small boy like you should be deciding, not coming here talking trash about a country of 220 million people.

Ghana's 'masterplan' clearly doesn't involve not going broke and running cap-in-hand to the IMF for bailout loans after mismanaging their economy.

THAT certainly ain't part of Nigeria's 'masterplan'.
Politics › Re: Why Can't Nigeria Be Like Ghana? by Napata77: 12:32am On Jan 24, 2023
paxx:
https://transportday.com.ng/indians-nigeria-air-peace-flight/

That is a picture of Air Peace helping the Indian goverment evacuate 312 Indians from Nigeria back to India... These are people that are leaving Nigeria...... so whats your point (https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/395456-coronavirus-air-peace-airlifts-312-indians-from-nigeria.html)
THIS is of Indians arriving Nigeria, you self hating mumu.

https://nairametrics.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/20210102_124340.jpg?w=1080&h=570&crop=1

https://nairametrics.com/2021/01/02/india-makes-first-india-nigeria-air-bubble-flight/
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 12:21am On Jan 24, 2023
Metrofox:
what makes you so sure I haven't tried and was forced to close shop like the millions of businesses that have seen their demise under the most rudderless govt in sub Saharan Africa. Again why should I be doing the job of the people that were voted into power, who's helping them spend their fat salaries? which country uses off-grid power supply to power their economy? Including ones who invented off-grid energy. are you a toddler? you must be birds of the same feather with the silly sirika guy..

that's how you end up eating scarce resources when clueless people are in every sector
China gets 53,000 megawatts from solar power, USA, 20,000 MW, INDIA, 10,000 MW.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_by_country

In Nigeria, boys are smiling to the bank installing solar power and other renewable energy power supply to homes.

GET OFF YOUR LAZY BUTT AND DO SOMETHING.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77:
luluman:
And you that has used your brain think Nigeria can produce safe aircraft abi. So gullible
Walking air head. Nigeria is not a person. It is HUMAN BEINGS that build aircraft.

You are an absolute DONKEY to present your inferiority complex here as ''common sense''.

You are a disgrace to whoever gave birth to you, and may you not transmit your wretched self hate and inferiority complex to your children.

Look at these useless Indomie generation morons.

They don't even know that Nigeria produced the Air Beetle and exported and flew the planes safely for several years!

All loudmouth, no sense. Research ability, zero.

You know NOTHING about your country because you are too THICK and STUPID to study anything outside what is 'trending' on Tiktok and Twitter.


Nigerian-built Air Beetle trainer aircraft (1980s)
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ER6UpKVWAAA1Tfl.jpg
Politics › Re: Why Can't Nigeria Be Like Ghana? by Napata77: 11:42pm On Jan 23, 2023
Politics › Re: Why Can't Nigeria Be Like Ghana? by Napata77:
paxx:
didn’t the USA order its diplomats to leave Nigeria due to insecurity?
Dunce, is insecurity necessarily Boko Haram?

The US issued a travel advisory warning in its typical hypocritical fashion.

America is a place where 70,000 people are shot dead each year by guns.

That is equivalent to 200 Boko Haram groups operating all at once.

But I'm sure you will jump at the opportunity to go there.

Just YESTERDAY a man went on rampage there, shooting 10 people dead, for no reason.

It's a very lawless, dangerous country that should be issuing travel warnings against ITSELF, not against other countries.


didn’t boko haram bomb the abuja kaduna train last year?
The incident happened A YEAR AGO. A lot has changed since then militarily. MUMU.


nigeria has BIG insecurity issues and investors are scared. Why don’t you guys just acknowledge it instead of pretending insecurity is not real
You are a stupid fool with no brain.

Murtala Muhammed airport can barely contain the influx of foreigners flocking to Nigeria on business.

Nigeria is Africa's biggest economy for a reason.

Sit there talking illiterate rubbish.


Indians en route to Nigeria on Air Peace
https://transportday.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Indians-Evacuated-2.jpeg
Politics › Re: Obi , Labour Party Rally Today In Katsina State Was Total Disgrace by Napata77: 11:18pm On Jan 23, 2023
karnap:
In American, not everywhere you will go for campaign, so you don't waste your resources, in Nigeria,we try our luck for everything, katsitna might not for obi ,but its not the end of it,beside this pictures could be taken much earlier.
SHUT UP.

In 'AMERICA', Obama visited during his campaign, the so-called red states where the Republicans are dominant. He lost those states, and knew he would lose them, but he still toured them.

PLUS Nigeria is not America, and what might make sense there politically will not necessarily make sense in Nigeria.

Mumu people.
Politics › Re: Why Can't Nigeria Be Like Ghana? by Napata77: 10:24pm On Jan 23, 2023
paxx:
chai ghana is attracting world wide tourism and billion dolllar companies and you are saying that “ghana is begging black americans”… nigeria truly is a lost cause
so when dubai attracts people or qatar is that the same as begging people?

ANYWAY the number one thing a country can have is safety. So if Ghana has it and nigeria does.. we have to analyze. why has nigeria been dealing with boko haram since 2002 with no end in sight
Shut up and go research the news instead of lying.

Just last week the USA pledged 10 billion dollars investment in Nigeria's renewable energy power program, and is set to help build solar power plants and other such facilities across the country. Would they be doing that if Boko Haram was still an issue?

We're telling you the army has dealt harshly with Boko Haram and they now operate mostly in Niger, Mali, Cameroun etc, and you're here arguing. How do you know the situation in Nigeria sitting in Ghana? Idiot. Abeg gerrout of this place. Wetin you dey do here sef?
Politics › Re: Why Can't Nigeria Be Like Ghana? by Napata77: 10:18pm On Jan 23, 2023
Luzebox:
...Ghana is not making any move...the president only know how to talk and borrow ...nothing else...a country with 30 million people and gold...still in massive debt..has one city that has a little developed side...the only thing going for Ghana is peace...no major conflict... bokoharam will sweep the nation in 10 days with their poor military...and even with the peace they are not achieving much .. foreigners own most of their economy...they are literally begging black Americans to come home to make some money from dem... Nigeria is not where it is suppose to be...but becoming like Ghana is going backwards ...and if you can't see development happening in Nigeria...you are probably living in a village
Very well said.

Small country feeling big. Ghana are lucky they've not been targeted by terrorists (yet).

Their country would collapse immediately because they have no military to fight terrorists.

Do you know Ghana doesn't have even ONE fighter jet?

Even the Burkina Faso military is ranked higher than Ghana's.
Travel › Re: All Travellers Arriving Nigeria Must Provide Evidence Of COVID Vaccination by Napata77: 10:07pm On Jan 23, 2023
Talawaka:
What evidence do you have to substantiate this claim?
Google the topic. Loads of info on vaccine injuries, vaccine deaths.

The world media is covering up the facts because they are all united under Satan.
Health › Re: I Woke Up This Morning To See This On My Skin:photo Attached by Napata77: 9:56pm On Jan 23, 2023
Moneyboyz:
Reading comments here and I just gave up on Africans and very ashamed to be one.

The west didn't get cure for different diseases by sitting on their lazy ass while making up and spreading stupid superstitions.

You all should be ashamed of yourself.
YOU ARE A COMPLETE COLONISED MUMU WITH NO SENSE.

WHAT BIGGER STUPID SUPERSTITION EXISTS THAN THE FAIRYTALES ''THE WEST'' PROPAGATES ABOUT A MAN BORN BY A VIRGIN, WHO RAISED THE DEAD, TURNED 3 FISHES TO 500 FISHES BY MAGIC, DIED AND WOKE UP THE 3RD DAY BEFORE FLYING UP INTO HEAVEN BEFORE ONLOOKERS?

MUMU. EVERYDAY YOU WORSHIP THAT STUPID SUPERSTITION AND BLATANT LIES AND DECEPTION, AND THEN YOU HAVE THE AUDACITY TO COME HERE AND TALK RUBBISH ABOUT AFRICANS?

EVEN THE SO CALLED 'WEST' PRACTICE SUPERSTITION FAR MORE THAN AFRICANS.

IT IS IN THE WEST YOU FIND WITCHES ORGANISATIONS, PSYCHICS, PALM READERS, AND SEERS OF ALL KINDS PATRONISED DAILY BY THE MASSES.

THEY EVEN HAVE TV PROGRAMMES WHERE FOLKS SPEAK TO THE DEAD, AND MESSAGES ARE CONVEYED TO AND FROM THE SPIRIT WORLD ON LIVE TV!

THEY ALSO HAVE PROGRAMMES WHERE GHOSTS ARE SUMMONED!

HAVE YOU INSULTED THEM?

IF AFRICANS WERE DOING ALL THAT, WHAT WOULD YOU SAY?

IDIOT.

MENTALLY COLONISED SELF-HATING MUMU.
Travel › Re: All Travellers Arriving Nigeria Must Provide Evidence Of COVID Vaccination by Napata77: 9:43pm On Jan 23, 2023
Government controlled by foreign satanic forces.

The world rejects your evil 'vaccines' that have killed so many people, and God will destroy your evil plans for the world.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 8:46am On Jan 23, 2023
MasterKernel:
I guess you didn't read the body of the message, it's assembly not production.
Where there is no product, and then YOU enter the process of creating the product via the manufacturing process of 'assembly', at the end of which there is a product, you have PRODUCED. You are a producer.

So if for instance, you ''assemble'' 1,000 planes and offer them up for sale, in industry you have PRODUCED 1,000 planes.

No one in the industry says ''oh no, you didn't produce anything. You just ''assembled'' them''.

There is no categorization known as ''assembly'' in commerce or industry. IT IS CONSIDERED THE SAME AS 'MANUFACTURING' and PRODUCTION.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 8:40am On Jan 23, 2023
plaindealer:
See this olodo talking about hunger, governments all over the world even advanced countries seek investments from all over the world to create jobs, and opportunities for their people to earn a living and put food on the table, but when it comes to Nigeria, investments and job creation is a bad thing, it means hunger and rubbish ignorant talk about per capita.

Even sef, is it not investments, job creation like this aircraft manufacturing plant that eradicates hunger and boosts per capita income?

Illiterate..
My brother, honestly, most of these Nigerian youths are just not right in the way they reason.

They seem completely ignorant of the fact that you need to develop new, modern industries to fill the unemployment gap. To industrialize, and build your technology.

Where do they expect the riches to come from?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 8:28am On Jan 23, 2023
OyeofIkoTuN:
This is why.....

We hate slaves
So what are 11 million Igbos doing in the north?

You don't have to live among people you hate.

I guess hunger drove you from the East?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 8:26am On Jan 23, 2023
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 8:06am On Jan 23, 2023
Metrofox:
This sirika guy send to be a dunce , only jumping into white elephant projects. Why always putting the cart before the horse. We need power, basic electricity before most of all these useless projects can come to fruition.
''We need, we need, we need...''

Professional complainers.

What stops YOU from going into power supply business to help meet that 'need'?

Do you know that your juniors are making a killing supplying off-grid power to Nigerians today?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 7:58am On Jan 23, 2023
Kingcalls:
For u to support APC already shows the dumbness in u is like MTN .... what's the hunger per capita in those country u mentioned compared to Nigeria?? Studen wey de repeat class anyhow for primary school de talk say im wan right Jamb
Illiterate, how do you end hunger if you don't become productive?

You expect food to fall from heaven unto your lap?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 7:53am On Jan 23, 2023
Robenna:
Nobody should enter o
Nigeria no Sabi anything
This one thinks everyone is a school dropout like him.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 7:49am On Jan 23, 2023
gtrust:
Of course you will
DAMN RIGHT I WILL.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 7:45am On Jan 23, 2023
gtrust:
Serving food already cooked by someone else is a totally different skills-set from preparing and cooking the food yourself.

You obviously have no idea of what you are talking about.

If you want to “manufacture” them you dismantle and learn then design your own, patent it.
You start making efforts towards meeting laid down safety standards.

In conclusion, a simple “General operative” (secondary school level education with ability to read and follow a manual) is all you require in assembling.

For manufacturing: aeronautic-engineers, electrical engineers, AI & robotics are minimum.
Sorry, but I will take the knowledge and expertise of seasoned Nigerian aeronautical engineers, professors and scientists at the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology Zaria, on how to proceed in our task of developing aircraft manufacturing capacity, over the spiteful words of some faceless internet nonentity any day of the week.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77:
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Some background on the NCAT Zaria, where the planes will be built:

Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, Zaria
https://media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2017/04/JetLife_Nigeria_NCAT_ZARIA.jpg

Flight Simulator at NCAT Zaria
https://transportday.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/EPLLSv6W4AAMDsv-1.jpg

https://ncat.gov.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/DSC_1562.jpg

The Nigerian College of Aviation Technology is a higher education institute in Zaria, Kaduna State, Nigeria. It is funded by the Civil Aviation Department in the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Aviation.

Formerly known as the Nigerian Civil Aviation Training Centre, the institute was established in 1964.

History

The Nigeria College of Aviation Technology was formally inaugurated in 1964 through an Act of Parliament. It began operations in 1966 with technical support from the United Nations Development Programme and the International Civil Aviation Organization. It was designed to be a training center for Nigerian and African pilots, aircraft maintenance engineers, navigation aid technicians and it subsequently created a flying school, air traffic services and communications school and aeronautical electronics and telecommunications school to meet its objectives. In the late 1970s, it began giving specialized training courses in instrument landing systems, jet simulation, airline transport, and VHF omnidirectional range. In 1977, it admitted its first female student.

Library
The Nigerian College of Aviation Technology library is an academic Library that was established in 1964 to support teaching and instructional programmes of the college. As an important educational agency for the intellectual and information needs of students, technical and administrative staff and facilitates research in aviation industry. The virtual Library makes digitized information resources available online or offline to both academic staff, non-academic staff, students and other researchers without moving from offices.

Operations
It has a fleet of about 26 training aircraft. These consist of 14 single-engine TAMPICO TB9, 5 single TRINIDAD TB20, 3 twin-engine Beech 58, 2 BELL 206 Helicopters, a B737 aircraft for cabin crew training and 1 TBM 850 aircraft for flight training. As of 2010, about 6,500 students had graduated from the college, which offers courses in flying, aircraft maintenance, air traffic control and aeronautical telecommunications

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerian_College_of_Aviation_Technology
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 7:06am On Jan 23, 2023
plaindealer:
Even though Buhari mandated all FG entities to buy Nigerian made cars, innoson also praised Buhari for his strong support.

You ipobs just make up and spew your own hateful, bitter and unintelligent rubbish , you don't even try to make sense..
Honestly, it is pathetic. The federal govt actually patronises INNOSON vehicles more than the South East state govts do.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 7:03am On Jan 23, 2023
ogorwyne:
Is his village outside Nigeria? What would happen if it is built there?

Acting anyhow on your own thread.
You need to situate the plant in a place where there is the skilled labor and technical know-how to actualise your project.

Today, that is the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology in Zaria.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 6:56am On Jan 23, 2023
4Play:
People celebrating this development probably don't know Nigeria used to assemble the Air Beetle aircrafts in the 1990s. This was also celebrated at the time as a major development in acquiring manufacturing know-how.
Blame the military regimes of that era for the lack of continuity with the Air Beetle.

The 1980s and 90s were politically unstable periods in Nigeria, a place where military coups overturned everything the previous regime was doing.

We are in a very different era now, and there is far more accountability for projects.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 6:50am On Jan 23, 2023
Benoxvals:
...without having a national carrier?
Mtchewwwwwwwww
Just dey play
The USA and UK don't have national carriers.

In fact only a small handful of nations have national carriers, and they're mostly developing countries that lack the capacity for private airline establishment.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 6:41am On Jan 23, 2023
Ikea81:
People wey no dey produce tooth pick wan produce aircraft. No be juju be that?
ANOTHER ILLITERATE COMMENT FROM A MUMMY'S LITTLE DUNCE WHO'S NEVER STEPPED INTO A NIGERIAN FACTORY.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 6:33am On Jan 23, 2023
Weregonnalose:
Get a dictionary,
Lookup the meaning of manufacture
Then look at your country
Then look at a mirror you will see a donkey
Who cares what a nonentity like you thinks?

Is Nigeria asking your permission to build planes?

You're nothing. Nobody cares what you think. Get lost.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77:
ComeToJesus:
Sharrap, you assemble, not manufacture. Forget all that shenanigans. All the steel, eelectronic and mechanical components are sourced outside and assembled here.

Show me a bicycle manufactured in Nigeria.
Ignoramus. In vehicle production, ''assembly'' and ''manufacturing'' mean the EXACT SAME THING.

Not one iota of difference.

In fact car manufacturing plants across the world are called ''car assembly plants''.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_automotive_assembly_plants_in_the_United_States

ALL vehicles are built the same way. You gather the parts from a variety of sources in and out of your country, and then ASSEMBLE them in your car plant.

Nigeria is a fast rising vehicle manufacturing powerhouse, churning out tens of thousands of vehicles per annum.

INNOSON Vehicle Manufacturing, IVM, sources over 75% of its components locally here in Nigeria, which means that Nigeria has genuine indigenous technical capacity in vehicle manufacturing.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 6:06am On Jan 23, 2023
Teymanhenry:
A country who can't support the assembling of cars or produce cars wanna go into assembling of aircraft. That's a sure way to looting our borrowed funds
The bolded shows you are an utter ignoramus. Wasted education.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Begins Aircraft Production by Napata77: 5:57am On Jan 23, 2023
Weregonnalose:
They cannot manufacture. Don't deceive yourself
Why can they not manufacture?

Even your name shows you're useless.

But we're not all like you.

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