₦airaland Forum

chipet67:
How about making your place a safe haven for investments and see these guys trooping in

No kee yourself with hatred ooooo

And the foreign ministers can't do this? This is why helft us with the murderous herdsmen to gallivanti around? What nest!? He will travel back there by next month to sign an MOU on direct amala sales to Rio de Janiero?

Awon Ajala de Travelers

atobs4real:
Good one. At least it will attract more business from Brazil.
What does Brazil do best?

There're 212 million people in Brazil
There are 238 million cows in Brazil

This is Viatina 19 a single cow in Brazil it costs nearly $5million
It is always under armed guard and CCTV surveillance


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aPIQourRd4

Birth tourism to Brazil would also increase

owobokiri:
And the foreign ministers can't do this? This is why helft us with the murderous herdsmen to gallivanti around? What nest!? He will travel back there by next month to sign an MOU on direct amala sales to Rio de Janiero?

Awon Ajala de Travelers

You must really love bitter leaf soup

BUHARI


SIGNED





MOU


PLENTY PLENTY PLENTY

Brazil is very ahead in agriculture we can benefit from the transfer of knowledge.

Ironfaceman:
I hope this mou will not flood Nigeria with . Methamphetamine Brazil is another crime prone nation rule by gangs.

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T
God bless you for this intelligent thoughts.
I thought about this same thing immediately I saw the direct flight to Brazil.

RodgersAkpafu:
Very very very funny
Lmao
These guys are not serious at all

Ready2speak:
And that is an achievement 🤣🤣🤣

Once there is direct flight food will be on the table for Agbados and their supporters.

Oooh, now I remember, Brazil is South where snif snif plenty and every time there is street fight between...............

Wetin I know sef?

Go school you said No permanent l

The direct flights by the BASA will reduce travel time, cut logistics costs, and open new trade corridors for agricultural products, manufactured goods, and services.

“For Nigerian exporters, Brazilian markets will become more accessible than ever before.

Ofunaofu:
Imagine what Tinubu’s APC is celebrating.....signing MOUs. SMH!

How did we even get here?

Dude, do you realize Brazil is a top ten world economy?, do you go to school at all?. Why does it take us this long?. Have you ever been to Brazil?. Do you have an idea what direct flight means to exporters and entrepreneurs?. You need exposure.

Wetin we wan use direct flight to brazil do...how naija guys dey go brazil

TimeManager:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/08/tinubus-state-visit-nigeria-brazil-to-sign-mou-on-direct-flight/

Oya ndi Drug peddlers direct Brazil don open o. Make una go scatter the place. See as Air Peace dey enjoy jagaban grace from London now Brazil yet his people hated the president. Tell me why God no go bless am.

This is a very good development.


All the KWAM1, KWAM2, KWAM3 etc should better stay away from this flight route abeg.

Ironfaceman:
I hope this mou will not flood Nigeria with . Methamphetamine Brazil is another crime prone nation rule by gangs.

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Is Nigeria the only country with direct flight to Brazil? Tell me one single developed country that doesn't have direct flight to Brazil? Brazil is the 9th largest economy on the planet with buoyant manufacturing sector. Brazil manufactures vehicles including trucks, electronics, Aircrafts, computers, heavy equipments, trains etc. GDP of $1.9 trillion no be moin moin o.

Airlines have existed between Brazil and Nigeria since 1977

TimeManager:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/08/tinubus-state-visit-nigeria-brazil-to-sign-mou-on-direct-flight/

It’s very unfortunate, this laudable bi-lateral air agreement will also lead to more opportunities for drug trafficking criminals, mostly, from the region, that hate the president the most.

I can’t wait to be reading about NDLEA 100% inspection of all aircrafts arrival from Brazil.

I have always believed in Tinubu even as a young man orphan with a family of 3 and a wife struggling, but I hope for a better future and there's hope in Tinubu.

I pray government do due deligence. Not just for mouth.

swiftconcept:
T
God bless you for this intelligent thoughts.
I thought about this same thing immediately I saw the direct flight to Brazil.

Guy I'm not disputing the fact that Brazil is developed but Brazil happens to be one of the biggest producers of methamphetamine. With illegal laboraty sprawling around the country.

amaridigital:
Is Nigeria the only country with direct flight to Brazil? Tell me one single developed country that doesn't have direct flight to Brazil? Brazil is the 9th largest economy on the planet with buoyant manufacturing sector. Brazil manufactures vehicles including trucks, electronics, Aircrafts, computers, heavy equipments, trains etc. GDP of $1.9 trillion no be moin moin o.

I did not say its bad development. All am saying is government should be extra careful Brazilian gangs are not your regular gang.

sparko1:
This is your only take away from this, you can see the positive outlook but the negative path, NDELA has been doing their job for a long time, even without Brazil, the drug market has been going on for a long time, law enforcement will do their jobs, let make Nigeria great again.

APCNig:
No kee yourself with hatred ooooo

What is hateful about what I just typed? Are you sure this comment is for me?
Before you showcase your low level of reasoning, Tinubu is my president, I pray for him to succeed and I appreciate the efforts this far.

TimeManager:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/08/tinubus-state-visit-nigeria-brazil-to-sign-mou-on-direct-flight/

Is there that much demand to fly direct from Lagos to South America!? Anyway, when the supply is there, sometimes the demand will come.

Apart from direct flights to Brazil, it enables Brazil to become a hub for connecting flights to the rest of South America.

At some point I plan to vist, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Chile. Also possibly Uraguay

Leave that your red sand region for you to be enlightened.
I know the only place your kindred go to is Southeast Asia & Southern Africa for your usual trade & development.

Saint99:
How many Nigerians travel to Brazil apart from a few who go there in search of white materials, they do not even need a direct flight to conceal their moves.

Where is Nigeria flag ought to have stand side by side not that small one on the table?😋😋😋

Ironfaceman:
Guy I'm not disputing the fact that Brazil is developed but Brazil happens to be one of the biggest producers of methamphetamine. With illegal laboraty sprawling around the country.

Brazil is not yet developed
But with this plan our brothers now have the opportunity to go and develop Brazil just like they have developed Malaysia india Thailand and South Africa
Development is coming to Brazil

aribisala0:
I know food is a top priority on your agenda
So why not Google search

top 10 food exporting countries

We need to be friends with the largest food producers
Brazil is at the same latitude and very similar climate
We can learn a lot from them

I trust you understand what an MOU entails. That said, while the reconnection between Nigeria and Brazil is a positive development, I am more interested in your assertion about what Nigeria can actually learn from Brazil.

To provide context: only a few decades ago, Nigeria was developmentally on par with Brazil. Unfortunately, the “Nigeria factor” gradually crippled our progress and eventually brought us to the stagnation we face today. Take for instance the Super Tucano aircraft, developed in Brazil, for which we paid exorbitant amounts to the United States, an arrangement that many rightly consider a scam.

Similarly, the Ibom Air Embraer aircraft, which recently drew negative attention for an unfortunate corporate arrogance and pornographic display, is a Brazilian product. In the 1980s, Nigeria imported Mercedes-Benz trucks and buses from Brazil, as well as OEM spare parts for intra- and inter-city transportation. Moreover, Brazil demonstrated institutional strength by prosecuting and even imprisoning former and current presidents such as Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva on corruption charges, an accountability measure that remains unthinkable in Nigeria.

Having traveled to Brazil several times, I can attest that there is little Nigeria can realistically take away from this proposed relationship. Not because there is nothing to learn, but because our chronic corruption and entrenched incompetence continue to prevent us from adopting best practices or progressing alongside our peers, countries such as India, Malaysia, Indonesia, and indeed Brazil.

The most tangible benefit that could arise from this reconnection would be reduced travel time between the two nations, which could in turn lower airfares, provided a Nigerian airline enters the market. Alternatively, a Brazilian carrier, perhaps LATAM, might consider servicing the route, much as VARIG once did. Brazil is a top agricultural products and livestock exporter, while Nigeria is still romancing primitive, criminal Fulani herders and Tinubu's laptop bandits.

In the meantime, however, Nigeria remains mired in politics that serve only the top one percent of its political class, while meaningful governance and national development are consistently neglected. This remains the fundamental tragedy of our country.

ottersberger:
I trust you understand what an MOU entails. That said, while the reconnection between Nigeria and Brazil is a positive development, I am more interested in your assertion about what Nigeria can actually learn from Brazil.

To provide context: only a few decades ago, Nigeria was developmentally on par with Brazil. Unfortunately, the “Nigeria factor” gradually crippled our progress and eventually brought us to the stagnation we face today. Take for instance the Super Tucano aircraft, developed in Brazil, for which we paid exorbitant amounts to the United States, an arrangement that many rightly consider a scam.

Similarly, the Ibom Air Embraer aircraft, which recently drew negative attention for an unfortunate corporate arrogance and pornographic display, is a Brazilian product. In the 1980s, Nigeria imported Mercedes-Benz trucks and buses from Brazil, as well as OEM spare parts for intra- and inter-city transportation. Moreover, Brazil demonstrated institutional strength by prosecuting and even imprisoning former and current presidents such as Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva on corruption charges, an accountability measure that remains unthinkable in Nigeria.

Having traveled to Brazil several times, I can attest that there is little Nigeria can realistically take away from this proposed relationship. Not because there is nothing to learn, but because our chronic corruption and entrenched incompetence continue to prevent us from adopting best practices or progressing alongside our peers, countries such as India, Malaysia, Indonesia, and indeed Brazil.

The most tangible benefit that could arise from this reconnection would be reduced travel time between the two nations, which could in turn lower airfares, provided a Nigerian airline enters the market. Alternatively, a Brazilian carrier, perhaps LATAM, might consider servicing the route, much as VARIG once did. Brazil is a top agricultural products and livestock exporter, while Nigeria is still romancing primitive, criminal Fulani herders and Tinubu's laptop bandits.

In the meantime, however, Nigeria remains mired in politics that serve only the top one percent of its political class, while meaningful governance and national development are consistently neglected. This remains the fundamental tragedy of our country.

What is your point? you are saying so many things
What is the summary

When you say developmentally at par

Can you name a specific year
And 3 specific measures of development on which we were at par

This your. Sarcasm ehn you dey find trouble oh

aribisala0:
Brazil is not yet developed
But with this plan our brothers now have the opportunity to go and develop Brazil just like they have developed Malaysia india Thailand and South Africa
Development is coming to Brazil

Okay

We will now buy Brazilian hair at cheap price