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Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by Babanah: 11:33pm On Feb 12
obrian888:


You are right, Planes are build to fly, while helicopters are being forced to fly.

Aptly put, the only advantage it has is no need for a runway. And I believe it should only be used for short distances.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by BeeNG3: 4:21am On Feb 13
Eish! Him time never reach
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by OyinO: 5:07am On Feb 13
If only his Big Boss had listened to him. He trusted the American chopper and pilot. There has been many deaths in crashing aircrafts in America in recent times than at any other time.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by Konquest: 6:02am On Feb 13
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by Konquest: 6:04am On Feb 13
casualobserver:
According to Alex Otti who spoke to Olusola, he did not decline to board the flight but decided to travel by road with the luggage of the entourage.

My interpretation of this is that the luggage was too heavy for the helicopter and it was just a twist of fate. If it were solely a case of him being afraid to fly, the luggage would have gone with the helicopter.

Checking the max payload of an EC 350 which is approx 1000kg, the luggage theory makes sense. 2 pilots plus 5 Nigerian VIPs (as was the initial passenger manifest) and their luggage can easily exceed 1000kg. They landed lA in a private jet, it was never their intention to travel to Vegas by helicopter but only did so because their jet could not land in Vegas. So it is possible they had luggage a PJ can easily accommodate but which exceeded the capacity of a small helicopter. In which case it only made sense Olusola to travel by road with the luggage.

Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by blasterman(m): 6:11am On Feb 13
i dey enter helicopter one time like say i dey enter okada in Warri.

If you know how many ppl don die offshore from helicopter crash into ocean
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by blasterman(m): 6:12am On Feb 13
if you enter New York them, go advertise Helicopter tour around the city for real cheap. No accident don happen for there but for this California.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by ScamKiller(m): 6:13am On Feb 13
Babanah:
The truth is a helicopter is a more complex aircraft than a plane.

A helicopter is not more complex than a plane. It is just much more delicate, much more vulnerable, much more unwieldy and has much less finesse than a plane. A plane is a vastly more technological and engineering marvel than a copter. Just the complex intricacies of a plane's jet engine alone has more complexity than an entire copter. The rotors are pretty much the really complex thing in a copter.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by rasputinn(m): 8:45am On Feb 13
stagger:


He did. With his wife and one child too.

Myles Munroe DID NOT die in a helicopter crash.

He died with is wife and daughter when their private jet struck a crane as they were approaching the airport to land in stormy weather
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by Bimpe29: 8:46am On Feb 13
His safety consciousness is apt and really commendable.

However, when your time hasn't come to die , you would surely remain alive.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by judedwriter(m): 12:06pm On Feb 13
Throwback:
Sometimes it pays to listen to the inner voice.

Yes, the voice of your spirit led by the Holy Spirit.

Not all the times, though. sometimes fear, anxiety, and other emotions can speak through your spirit.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by Babanah: 12:35pm On Feb 13
ScamKiller:


A helicopter is not more complex than a plane. It is just much more delicate, much more vulnerable, much more unwieldy and has much less finesse than a plane. A plane is a vastly more technological and engineering marvel than a copter. Just the complex intricacies of a plane's jet engine alone has more complexity than an entire copter. The rotors are pretty much the really complex thing in a copter.

You need to understand how a helicopter takes off and remains in flight. There is the vertical rotor and the horizontal rotor. The pilot need to balance thrust created by these different rotor. The bigger rotor keeps the copter in flight while the smaller rotor behind stabilises the aircraft.
That is how a copter turns there is a change in the trust ratio between the main rotor and the small rotor. The aerodynamics of a helicopter is less straight forward.
Planes fly mainly by the thrust generated by the engine and Manoeuvring the wings and stabilisers.
Passenger airlines are essentially run by computers. The pilots simply load in the data and the computer generates the take off speed, V1 etc. There is also the auto pilot when the plane reaches cruising altitude. Planes are also build with lot of redundancies as well.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by true2god: 2:20pm On Feb 13
lexy2014:


your initial post said "Nwigwe" and not "Wigwe"' ?
If you are ready to learn you would have understood me. You are arguing either from the position of ignorance or from an ethnically-biased point of view. Now let me give you an example using Yoruba name. Some Yorubas answer Kumuyi but the correct word for the name is ‘IKUMUYIWA’ (meaning death brought this in Yoruba language). Wigwe was shortened from the word Nwigwe. And FYA, Igbo words never start with a ‘W’. ‘N’ must come before a ‘W’ r’g Nwankwo, Nwafor, Nwike, Nwigwe, Nworie, etc. If you are not an Igbo man, it will be very stupid of you to argue what you don’t know anything about or the lexicon of a language you know nothing about.

lexy2014:
so you were clearly not talking about "Wigwe" but "Nwigwe".?
You are still talking nonsense. Refer to my immediate post above.

lexy2014:
1. is anything stopping you from arresting him?

2. how did Wigwe become an Igbo man?
Where are you from? River state is not an ethnic group but a state with different tribe and culture among which is Igbo. Herbert Wigwe’s village in River state is Igwurunta and this is an Igbo name and twon. Read the link below and stop fooling around.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikwerre_people
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by lexy2014: 2:31pm On Feb 13
true2god:
If you are ready to learn you would have understood me. You are arguing either from the position of ignorance or from an ethnically-biased point of view. Now let me give you an example using Yoruba name. Some Yorubas answer Kumuyi but the correct word for the name is ‘IKUMUYIWA’ (meaning death brought this in Yoruba language). Wigwe was shortened from the word Nwigwe. And FYA, Igbo words never start with a ‘W’. ‘N’ must come before a ‘W’ r’g Nwankwo, Nwafor, Nwike, Nwigwe, Nworie, etc. If you are not an Igbo man, it will be very stupid of you to argue what you don’t know anything about or the lexicon of a language you know nothing about.

You are still talking nonsense. Refer to my immediate post above.

Where are you from? River state is not an ethnic group but a state with different tribe and culture among which is Igbo. Herbert Wigwe’s village in River state is Igwurunta and this is an Igbo name and twon. Read the link below and stop fooling around.

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

according to you "Igbo words never start with a ‘W’. ‘N’ must come before a ‘W’" and yet "Wigwe" does not start with "N" but with "W".

based on your theory, "Wigwe" is therefore not an Igbo name.

so you ended up shooting yourself in the foot






your initial post said "Nwigwe" and not "Wigwe"'
true2god:
Herbert Nwigwe (Nwigwe means a child from the heavens in Igbo language). You can also call him Nwa (son) -Igwe (the heavens or heaven). That is an Igbo name bro. All his children and family bear Igbo names. His elder brother’s name is Chukwuemeka Wigwe (and not Folorunsho)

so you were clearly not talking about "Wigwe" but "Nwigwe".


1. is anything stopping you from arresting him?

2. how did Wigwe become an Igbo man?
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by ScamKiller(m): 5:04pm On Feb 13
Babanah:


You need to understand how a helicopter takes off and remains in flight. There is the vertical rotor and the horizontal rotor. The pilot need to balance thrust created by these different rotor. The bigger rotor keeps the copter in flight while the smaller rotor behind stabilises the aircraft.
That is how a copter turns there is a change in the trust ratio between the main rotor and the small rotor. The aerodynamics of a helicopter is less straight forward.
Planes fly mainly by the thrust generated by the engine and Manoeuvring the wings and stabilisers.
Passenger airlines are essentially run by computers. The pilots simply load in the data and the computer generates the take off speed, V1 etc. There is also the auto pilot when the plane reaches cruising altitude. Planes are also build with lot of redundancies as well.

You are confirming what I just said.The rotors of a copter are pretty much the only complex thing on it.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by Gvoice123(f): 6:20pm On Feb 13
You're an illiterate, sorry for being plain and direct about it.

Naija9090:
They have started their medicine after death. They should arrest him to explain what really happened to Wigwe, Ike Ndi Isoko. His explanation for not boarding the same chopper doesn't make sense. Why would he travel by road as someone based in Nigeria with Wigwe? Imagine president Tinubbu going to America and his assistant, Ngelele, decides not to board the same chopper with him, instead chose to travel by road. Does that make sense? This is the problem with Igbo people, they over trust this people with innate tribalism.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by Streetdreamx(m): 9:19pm On Feb 13
gratefulheart:
He travelled by road with the luggage because the chopper couldn't carry their luggage.



he had to accompany the luggage of late Herbert and family since much wasn't needed in the flight or chopper.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by Kingjbase: 9:42pm On Feb 13
DrAkpa:


Pls shut up, so wigwe who was a pastor didn't pray to God? Some of you deserve serious beating on nairaland. Very annoying set of people

You lack wisdom
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by buddyosan: 9:01am On Feb 14
Eyewitnesses sighted a fire before the crash;a red flag that there could have been an explosion(probably an IED),before the crash.Investigators must try to eliminate the possibility of mechanical fault or electronic malfunction or human error.PA has questions to answer.My personal view
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by true2god: 12:43pm On Feb 14
lexy2014:


according to you "Igbo words never start with a ‘W’. ‘N’ must come before a ‘W’" and yet "Wigwe" does not start with "N" but with "W".

based on your theory, "Wigwe" is therefore not an Igbo name.

so you ended up shooting yourself in the foot






your initial post said "Nwigwe" and not "Wigwe"'

so you were clearly not talking about "Wigwe" but "Nwigwe".


1. is anything stopping you from arresting him?

2. how did Wigwe become an Igbo man?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikwerre_people

Go through the link above and stop this misinformation and disinformation.

Herbert Wigwe's elder brother is Chukwuemeka and the last time I checked it is neither a Yoruba name or an Hausa name but an igbo name.

Now, tell me the meaning of "Wigwe" and be bold enough to tell me your ethnic group. I am an Igbo man and please be bold to tell us where you come from without lying. This will help me understand the type and nature of the person/people I am having a chat with
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by lexy2014: 3:26pm On Feb 14
true2god:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikwerre_people

Go through the link above and stop this misinformation and disinformation.

Herbert Wigwe's elder brother is Chukwuemeka and the last time I checked it is neither a Yoruba name or an Hausa name but an igbo name.

Now, tell me the meaning of "Wigwe" and be bold enough to tell me your ethnic group. I am an Igbo man and please be bold to tell us where you come from without lying. This will help me understand the type and nature of the person/people I am having a chat with

but earlier you said "Igbo words never start with a ‘W’. ‘N’ must come before a ‘W’" and yet "Wigwe" does not start with "N" but with "W".

based on your theory, "Wigwe" is therefore not an Igbo name.

so you ended up shooting yourself in the foot

is it my fault that you are contradicting yourself?

your initial post said "Nwigwe" and not "Wigwe"'
true2god:
Herbert Nwigwe (Nwigwe means a child from the heavens in Igbo language). You can also call him Nwa (son) -Igwe (the heavens or heaven). That is an Igbo name bro. All his children and family bear Igbo names. His elder brother’s name is Chukwuemeka Wigwe (and not Folorunsho)

so you were clearly not talking about "Wigwe" but "Nwigwe".


1. is anything stopping you from arresting him?

2. how did Wigwe become an Igbo man?
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by true2god: 6:16pm On Feb 14
lexy2014:


but earlier you said "Igbo words never start with a ‘W’. ‘N’ must come before a ‘W’" and yet "Wigwe" does not start with "N" but with "W".

based on your theory, "Wigwe" is therefore not an Igbo name.

so you ended up shooting yourself in the foot

is it my fault that you are contradicting yourself?

your initial post said "Nwigwe" and not "Wigwe"'

so you were clearly not talking about "Wigwe" but "Nwigwe".


1. is anything stopping you from arresting him?

2. how did Wigwe become an Igbo man?


What's your ethnic group Sir? And please can you tell uss the meaning of "Wigwe"?Thank you.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by lexy2014: 6:58pm On Feb 14
true2god:
What's your ethnic group Sir? And please can you tell uss the meaning of "Wigwe"?Thank you.

but earlier you said "Igbo words never start with a ‘W’. ‘N’ must come before a ‘W’" and yet "Wigwe" does not start with "N" but with "W".

based on your theory, "Wigwe" is therefore not an Igbo name.

so you ended up shooting yourself in the foot

is it my fault that you are contradicting yourself?

your initial post said "Nwigwe" and not "Wigwe"'

so you were clearly not talking about "Wigwe" but "Nwigwe".


1. is anything stopping you from arresting him?

2. how did Wigwe become an Igbo man?
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by true2god: 7:45pm On Feb 14
lexy2014:


but earlier you said "Igbo words never start with a ‘W’. ‘N’ must come before a ‘W’" and yet "Wigwe" does not start with "N" but with "W".

based on your theory, "Wigwe" is therefore not an Igbo name.

so you ended up shooting yourself in the foot

is it my fault that you are contradicting yourself?

your initial post said "Nwigwe" and not "Wigwe"'

so you were clearly not talking about "Wigwe" but "Nwigwe".


1. is anything stopping you from arresting him?

2. how did Wigwe become an Igbo man?
What's your ethnic group Sir? And please can you tell uss the meaning of "Wigwe"?

I directed these questions to you because I am 99% sure you are Yorubaa, evil and demonic set of tribe with a special evil ways of thinking and social behaviors.

Of course with my over 35 years of relating and interacting with you guys I have a full understanding of your social behaviors and tendencies both among yourself and with external paries. Of course leopards will never change it's colour. And I believe that an average Yoruba, without self control and discipline, is spiritually programmed with evil .

My last response to you bro. Take care.
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by lexy2014: 7:50pm On Feb 14
true2god:
What's your ethnic group Sir? And please can you tell uss the meaning of "Wigwe"?

I directed these questions to you because I am 99% sure you are Yorubaa, evil and demonic set of tribe with a special evil ways of thinking and social behaviors.

Of course with my over 35 years of relating and interacting with you guys I have a full understanding of your social behaviors and tendencies both among yourself and with external paries. Of course leopards will never change it's colour. And I believe that an average Yoruba, without self control and discipline, is spiritually programmed with evil .

My last response to you bro. Take care.

are you not the who earlier said that "Igbo words never start with a ‘W’. ‘N’ must come before a ‘W’" and yet "Wigwe" does not start with "N" but with "W".

based on your theory, you have clearly said that "Wigwe" is therefore not an Igbo name.

so you ended up shooting yourself in the foot

is it my fault that you are contradicting yourself?

your initial post said "Nwigwe" and not "Wigwe"'

so you were clearly not talking about "Wigwe" but "Nwigwe".


1. is anything stopping you from arresting him?

2. how did Wigwe become an Igbo man?
Re: How Wigwe’s Aide, Faleye Olushola, Escaped Death In Helicopter Crash by Greenvaiper: 9:27pm On Feb 15
Kingjbase:


You lack wisdom

And you lack sense

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