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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Nobody: 7:34pm On Jul 04, 2021
TrackerXL:
OK then but owning an airline n owning an airport like Lagos is doing in the same 10 years you will see why n how those governing Lagos are way smarter than every other Nigerian.

Not true even as a future participle tense. The human brain functions in specific transmission and there is no evidence that being raised in Lagos makes you smarter, I agree that Lagosians are more exposed but nothing tops a collective ideology geared towards a documented masterplan and blueprint accelerated by institutionalized track record.

Lagos has been a national capital for so many decades and got basically little to show for it apart from Federal built bridges, when juxtaposed against a young state like Ibom Kingdom, a state created from Cross River on the same date as Katsina was created from Kaduna, it seems to me that it might become the next communist China in a region known for worship of mediocrity. Even as Ibom Kingdom is being built brick by brick, the indigenes are pragmatically criticising their Government to do more. They are not one of the 'our son' zombie. You can imagine how Akpabio was thrown under the bus even though he did above average job.

In essence, they need no God-fatherism, they respect nothing, they are arrogant even in their lack, and they will reject your money even when poor if you at any point attempt to undermine their ego.

They are mostly short, arrogant, smart, silly in egotism, stubborn and proud, and they know what the fucck they want.

I will advise you to buy a piece of Akwa Ibom, their girls love to love and I mean true love if they find you handsome and sweet.

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by aribisala0(m): 7:46pm On Jul 04, 2021
Lagos state was not the Capital of Nigeria.
A small part of the state was the capital.
This arrangement ceased in 1991. 30 years ago
When the FG left many communities did not have electricity or any form of federal presence

Lagos state as a whole is many time more advanced than it ever was when the city of Lagos was FCT

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Hunchogee: 8:38pm On Jul 04, 2021
Billyonaire666:


Not true even as a future participle tense. The human brain functions in specific transmission and there is no evidence that being raised in Lagos makes you smarter, I agree that Lagosians are more exposed but nothing tops a collective ideology geared towards a documented masterplan and blueprint accelerated by institutionalized track record.

Lagos has been a national capital for so many decades and got basically little to show for it apart from Federal built bridges, when juxtaposed against a young state like Ibom Kingdom, a state created from Cross River on the same date as Katsina was created from Kaduna, it seems to me that it might become the next communist China in a region known for worship of mediocrity. Even as Ibom Kingdom is being built brick by brick, the indigenes are pragmatically criticising their Government to do more. They are not one of the 'our son' zombie. You can imagine how Akpabio was thrown under the bus even though he did above average job.

In essence, they need no God-fatherism, they respect nothing, they are arrogant even in their lack, and they will reject your money even when poor if you at any point attempt to undermine their ego.

They are mostly short, arrogant, smart, silly in egotism, stubborn and proud, and they know what the fucck they want.

I will advise you to buy a piece of Akwa Ibom, their girls love to love and I mean true love if they find you handsome and sweet.
Damn you are deadly with words .. great piece again
@ lalasticlala FP
Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Nobody: 8:43pm On Jul 04, 2021
Hunchogee:

Damn you are deadly in words .. great piece again

grin

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Hunchogee: 9:27pm On Jul 04, 2021
Billyonaire666:


grin

You just sent that guy to bottomless pit
Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Nobody: 9:33pm On Jul 04, 2021
Hunchogee:

You just sent that guy to bottomless pit

Hahahahaa

Never to resurrect.

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Workch: 5:38am On Jul 05, 2021
Ngorbungor:
You guys are talking as if Akwa Ibom is in another planet, Ibom Air this Ibom Air that, I can bet my ball that in two years after Emmanuel leaves office that airline will nose dive, an airline that is been run by monthly allocation, the truth is that the government is pumping money to unrealistic things, and comparing Akwa Ibom to Lagos is like comparing life to death
i don’t think it can, their standard is world class and it’s been managed by private firm. I fly with them like every time to see my girlfriend in calabar.
I am flying with them this week again, so I know what I am saying.
But I don’t think it’s necessary for Lagos to have an airline, it’s going to be a needless and elephant project owing to the fact that private investors already filled that space.

Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Workch: 5:47am On Jul 05, 2021
Billyonaire666:


Not true even as a future participle tense. The human brain functions in specific transmission and there is no evidence that being raised in Lagos makes you smarter, I agree that Lagosians are more exposed but nothing tops a collective ideology geared towards a documented masterplan and blueprint accelerated by institutionalized track record.

Lagos has been a national capital for so many decades and got basically little to show for it apart from Federal built bridges, when juxtaposed against a young state like Ibom Kingdom, a state created from Cross River on the same date as Katsina was created from Kaduna, it seems to me that it might become the next communist China in a region known for worship of mediocrity. Even as Ibom Kingdom is being built brick by brick, the indigenes are pragmatically criticising their Government to do more. They are not one of the 'our son' zombie. You can imagine how Akpabio was thrown under the bus even though he did above average job.

In essence, they need no God-fatherism, they respect nothing, they are arrogant even in their lack, and they will reject your money even when poor if you at any point attempt to undermine their ego.

They are mostly short, arrogant, smart, silly in egotism, stubborn and proud, and they know what the fucck they want.

I will advise you to buy a piece of Akwa Ibom, their girls love to love and I mean true love if they find you handsome and sweet.
You nailed it, I was born and bred in Lagos but had my tertiary education in the east, even as a Yoruba guy. I have an Igbo friend who lived in Umuahia, he works as a lecturer in Abia state currently, he has been to Lagos just twice and he came to visit me on both occasions. He was wowed when I drove through 3rd mainland bridge, which he saw for the first time but this guy is miles smarter than I am on IQ level and trust me, I am not a dull person.

I can relate perfectly to what you just typed.

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Splashme: 6:16am On Jul 05, 2021
Sunnybay7:
No agbero to collect money in the air, once they figure how agbero will start tormenting pilots they will commence.

Aswear

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by TrackerXL: 7:24am On Jul 05, 2021
Lagos was the capital cities for 30 years from 1991 - 2021 another 30 years of Lagos not being the capital without a single kobo from the federal givet to sustain maintain or build anything in Lagos n Akwa Ibom can still not compete with Ikorodu in the same Lagos.

When you are ready to stop being foolish n senseless you will accord those managing Lagos the honor they deserve.




Billyonaire666:


Not true even as a future participle tense. The human brain functions in specific transmission and there is no evidence that being raised in Lagos makes you smarter, I agree that Lagosians are more exposed but nothing tops a collective ideology geared towards a documented masterplan and blueprint accelerated by institutionalized track record.

Lagos has been a national capital for so many decades and got basically little to show for it apart from Federal built bridges, when juxtaposed against a young state like Ibom Kingdom, a state created from Cross River on the same date as Katsina was created from Kaduna, it seems to me that it might become the next communist China in a region known for worship of mediocrity. Even as Ibom Kingdom is being built brick by brick, the indigenes are pragmatically criticising their Government to do more. They are not one of the 'our son' zombie. You can imagine how Akpabio was thrown under the bus even though he did above average job.

In essence, they need no God-fatherism, they respect nothing, they are arrogant even in their lack, and they will reject your money even when poor if you at any point attempt to undermine their ego.

They are mostly short, arrogant, smart, silly in egotism, stubborn and proud, and they know what the fucck they want.

I will advise you to buy a piece of Akwa Ibom, their girls love to love and I mean true love if they find you handsome and sweet.
Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Workch: 8:35am On Jul 05, 2021
TrackerXL:
Lagos was the capital cities for 30 years from 1991 - 2021 another 30 years of Lagos not being the capital without a single kobo from the federal givet to sustain maintain or build anything in Lagos n Akwa Ibom can still not compete with Ikorodu in the same Lagos.

When you are ready to stop being foolish n senseless you will accord those managing Lagos the honor they deserve.




Lagos will beg for investors if port harcourt, Warri, and Calabar port will be fully opened by the federal government, in 20years most companies would have moved their headquarters to other port cities because Lagos is a chaotic place to live in. The reason why Lagos seem to be having all the investors and revenue is because companies will always move close to sea access to cut off huge amount on logistics after they must have imported their facilities or products.

It’s not as if the government of Lagos is superb in governance, they are just lucky to be benefitting from this loophole.

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by TrackerXL: 9:10am On Jul 05, 2021
Exactly what was said in 1991 when the capital was moved out of Lagos but see 30 years after you dolt are begging for additional 20 years... Lol. Pls stop sounding like a lunatic n admit the superiority of those governing Lagos.

Workch:
Lagos will beg for investors if port harcourt, Warri, and Calabar port will be fully opened by the federal government, in 20years most companies would have moved their headquarters to other port cities because Lagos is a chaotic place to live in. The reason why Lagos seem to be having all the investors and revenue is because companies will always move close to sea access to cut off huge amount on logistics after they must have imported their facilities or products.

It’s not as if the government of Lagos is superb in governance, they are just lucky to be benefitting from this loophole.
Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by 24SEVEN: 9:22am On Jul 05, 2021
Officialgarri:
Why are you worried about Lagos?

There are more than a 100 investments that Lagos has but Akwa-Ibom doesn't have and might never have. You should be worried about that instead.

Lagos state has an international airport which the state's commission in the revenue generated is enough to launch its own airline.

Please can you kindly list 100 of the over 100 investments Lagos has.

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by obi4eze(m): 9:28am On Jul 05, 2021
Billyonaire666:


The Econet investment wasnt just Lagos and Akwa Ibom but Delta State too, so Yes, we are on the same page on that.

The Akwa Ibom Think-Tank understands the Industry and knows that Maintenance and Repairs is the major cause of losses, hence Insurance, Maintenance and Repairs are a key component of the planning.

I personally drove to the Airport to see what progress is being made at those areas because I wanted to acquire some assets at their Airport road at Uruan - Okobo axis where the Airport is built. I wanted to be sure of the seriousness and dedication before I made that investment. I was impressed after reviewing the whitepaper and seeing progress of work at the facilities.

I know in a few years, these planes will fly on autopilot and that is a plus for the Airline as AI flies better than humans and without pilots overhead cost is reduced, which means more profit.

The Airline industry will remain the best transport means till the end of time, it does not matter if it is flown by humans or robots, especially in Nigeria where there is no National Carrier.

Akwa Ibom will continue to invest in infrastructures where Private investors are absent or too scared to put their resources, because the State has a blueprint to awaken its people from the era of houseboys and housegirls to a Kingdom - Ibom Kingdom, for them it is about Ideology not about just naira and kobo.

I will advise that you buy a piece of Akwa Ibom - it is a nice place.

As for Lagos, where I spend a greater of my adult life, I love the State, but there is need for us to get things right in Lagos and not develop infrastructures based on vested interests. - Vested Interest is why we are developing Elekan-Epe road and vested interested is why we are building Eko Atlantic. etc

The rest of Lagos rots.

10 billion likes for the billionaire.

Vested interest is the bane sir.

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Workch: 9:43am On Jul 05, 2021
TrackerXL:
Exactly what was said in 1991 when the capital was moved out of Lagos but see 30 years after you dolt are begging for additional 20 years... Lol. Pls stop sounding like a lunatic n admit the superiority of those governing Lagos.

its common sense and I don’t think I should break it down for you.
Two things bring development to a city, Government presence and economy.
Since the capital City left Lagos, Lagos hasn’t really change. Just a bit of cosmetics here and there.
Don’t argue with me because I was born and bred in Lagos, I have been here for more than 30years. The only governor that tried making little difference is fashola, others na cosmetics.

With the kind of revenue Lagos is generating as a result of that port, if the governors cannot give us a Durban or Johannesburg then it’s a shame.

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Ovamboland(m): 10:16am On Jul 05, 2021
Billyonaire666:


This thread is about Lagos State in comparison to Akwa Ibom with reference to Airline. I have not taken Champion today but I intend to enjoy it later in the day. I mentioned Champion Beer because you cited Brewery as a better investment and I stated that Ibom Kingdom has investment in BOTH. So why is your emotion betrayed? I thought you are mature enough for a conversation with Billyonaire?

If you have money, I will say invest in both. But since you do not have money, all we can do is state the obvious, that Lagos State has failed to accelerate investment in core areas but Sanwo-Olu is finally doing that.

I applaud his investment in Marine Transport, that is laudable. But the lack of competent think-tank is the reason Lagos never ventured into Airline despite being a commercial nerve-center with highest local and international flight.

That is a lack of intelligent think-tank of the highest level which Akwa Ibom has.

I love both States and have investment in both, so I am unbiased.

Imota rice mill a Lagos state investment to produce 5m bags of parboiled rice to serve the needs of 22m Lagosians, with an investment of 20bn.

It has the capacity to meet a large part of the needs of the entire population and beyond. There are at least 20m rice consumers in Lagos compared to how many thousand air flight customers.

This plant can easily turn over 125bn at 25k per 50kg bag. It will also employ far more hands compared to a few planes operating this plant apart from linkage to farmers in other states supplying paddy rice to prevent them from emigrating to Lagos to ride okada or beg.
A conservative margin of 2k per bag is at least 5bn profit a year.
It will be a miracle if Akwa-Ibom air makes 1bn returns for the investment annually.

In terms of think tank, I won't dismiss either states. Lagos is keying in to its asset, the huge population to drive value in a basic need that most people depend on. Some of the profits on the rice consumption rate of Lagos will return to govt coffers and can be used for social services. I can't see the value in competing with the myriad of private airline operators that might be more efficient. Lagos is not undeserved in airlines and is already a destination of choice for air travellers.

Akwa-Ibom on the other hand need traffic in it's airports to make it viable and needs such moves to actualize it's ambition to make the state a tourist destination. The airline will be a vehicle to drive that dream. There's no tourist spend if people have difficulty reaching the state. The govt might do a trade off to offer incentives to fliers to reach Uyo.
This might impact on airline profitability with the hope of boosting tourism revenue.

Rice production is an investment Akwa-Ibom should consider seriously with mills to reduce the high unemployment rate in the state. Also palm production, pineapple and juice investment won't be a bad idea also, they got the land resource
Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by DankemzI(m): 12:31pm On Jul 05, 2021
Ovamboland:


Imota rice mill a Lagos state investment to produce 5m bags of parboiled rice to serve the needs of 22m Lagosians, with an investment of 20bn.

It has the capacity to meet a large part of the needs of the entire population and beyond. There are at least 20m rice consumers in Lagos compared to how many thousand air flight customers.

This plant can easily turn over 125bn at 25k per 50kg bag. It will also employ far more hands compared to a few planes operating this plant apart from linkage to farmers in other states supplying paddy rice to prevent them from emigrating to Lagos to ride okada or beg.
A conservative margin of 2k per bag is at least 5bn profit a year.
It will be a miracle if Akwa-Ibom air makes 1bn returns for the investment annually.

In terms of think tank, I won't dismiss either states. Lagos is keying in to its asset, the huge population to drive value in a basic need that most people depend on. Some of the profits on the rice consumption rate of Lagos will return to govt coffers and can be used for social services. I can't see the value in competing with the myriad of private airline operators that might be more efficient. Lagos is not undeserved in airlines and is already a destination of choice for air travellers.

Akwa-Ibom on the other hand need traffic in it's airports to make it viable and needs such moves to actualize it's ambition to make the state a tourist destination. The airline will be a vehicle to drive that dream. There's no tourist spend if people have difficulty reaching the state. The govt might do a trade off to offer incentives to fliers to reach Uyo.
This might impact on airline profitability with the hope of boosting tourism revenue.

Rice production is an investment Akwa-Ibom should consider seriously with mills to reduce the high unemployment rate in the state. Also palm production, pineapple and juice investment won't be a bad idea also, they got the land resource

Who told you Akwa Ibom does not have and operate a rice Mill? We have coconut refinery and plantation, we have oil palm plantation and mills! Omo we're not there yet but we're not slacking, can you compare Akwa Ibom with Kastina State created the same day?

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Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Hunchogee: 3:34pm On Jul 05, 2021
24SEVEN:


Please can you kindly list 100 of the over 100 investments Lagos has.

grin
Re: Ibom Air: Why Can't Lagos State Have An Airline Like Akwa Ibom State? by Hunchogee: 3:42pm On Jul 05, 2021
DankemzI:


Who told you Akwa Ibom does not have and operate a rice Mill? We have coconut refinery and plantation, we have oil palm plantation and mills! Omo we're not there yet but we're not slacking, can you compare Akwa Ibom with Kastina State created the same day?
My brother must of this guys talking are very limited in knowledge... Can imagine mention rice mill were we have 3 and which was even commissioned 3years .. the same lagos is now coping everything from us. We had rice mill before Lagos and now MRO dey want to also copy.. Akwa Ibom is in another level bro

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