Collynzo22:

[s]You guys sell Buhari using lies and nothing but lies. Those planes were ordered and paid for in 1981, they arrived in 1985 when Buhari happened to be in power. It had nothing to do with him.
You think brand new planes are what you can just walk into a showroom and purchase?[/s]

Rawani:


Proof?

jayandy:

Nigeria is the highest traveling spot for all airline owners, I miss Nigerian airways, don't you know how much money ethihad, emirate, Kenya air etc makes from Nigeria we need Dat money in this country too

Collynzo22:

The onus is on you to prove that Buhari actually ordered and paid for those planes.
I am telling you categorically that they were ordered and paid for in 1981 while Buhari was still lusting for power and plotting a coup.

lofty900:
experience has taught us dat any coy managed by govt is always mismanaged but d ones managed by private sector always flourish. All d airlines u mentioned are privately owned.

Collynzo22:

The onus is on you to prove that Buhari actually ordered and paid for those planes.
I am telling you categorically that they were ordered and paid for in 1981 while Buhari was still lusting for power and plotting a coup.

Rawani:


I provided a document and a link stating the General purchased brand new planes for Nigeria Airways, you came up with a spurious claim that they were purchased by Alhaji Shagari.

I challenge you to prove it or desist from quoting me.

jayandy:

tah is Kenya air a private sector airline

Rawani:


I provided a document and a link stating the General purchased brand new planes for Nigeria Airways, you came up with a spurious claim that they were purchased by Alhaji Shagari.

I challenge you to prove it or desist from quoting me.

Collynzo22:

You and your group typed something on a paper and you uploaded it here.
Provide a credible link stating when the planes were ordered and paid for.
Meanwhile manage this one.
Nigeria Airways became Airbus' 40th customer in 1981, when it placed an order for four Airbus A310-200s ; these aircraft were incorporated into the fleet in late 1984 and early 1985. Also in 1981, four new Boeing 737-200s were ordered to replace leased aircraft of the same type in a deal worth US$65,000,000 ($ 168,614,568 in 2014); they were delivered in February 1983. In 1982, a Boeing 747 was leased from Scanair; the aircraft was deployed on services to the United Kingdom, permitting the
DC-10s to be used on new routes to Frankfurt, Paris, and Zurich.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria_Airways

Buhari and his crew love to reap where they didn't sow.

lofty900:
ask google

alabiyemmy:
Who caused it? GEJ? What did GMB do to Aviation during his time?

Obiagelli:

He bought brand new airbus for nigeria airways. 6 of them i think

jayandy:

compound lier /lies

Rawani:


I thought you actually knew what you were saying, you should know that Wikipedia is editable by anyone and is not accepted anywhere in the world as a reference document. I understand your desperation since Goodluck's only aircraft purchases were for his already large presidential fleet.

Provide credible proof that those planes were not acquired by General Buhari to boost the fleet of Nigeria Airways.

Meanwhile enjoy my link to the premier website for Nigerian history since 1998. Remember to check out item 18.

http://www.dawodu.com/buhari.htm

Collynzo22:

And your Dawodu blog is supposed to be more credible than Wikipedia?
How is that one line trash written there more believable than the detailed information on the wikipedia link I provided?
Please.

jayandy:

why are you shinning your dirty teeth

alabiyemmy:
Who caused it? GEJ? What did GMB do to Aviation during his time?

Rawani:


Wikipedia? Credible? Really? And I'm arguing with you? Education in Nigeria has truly gone to the dogs. I rest my case, peruse obiagelli's link for more information.

See what I just did with your 'Credible Wikipedia'.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nairaland


VOTE GMB 2015 for a revamped aviation sector!

lofty900:
cos of ur stu.pidity

SirHouloo:
I guessed the Military who were against development did, just like the one who stopped Lagos metro train project.

vanunu:




Buhari killed the nigerian airways.

Change2015:


The op is asking if GEJ or GMB will revive it. Cant you people read and comprehend before typing foolishness. For your information, the British started our railways, and once BOAC, and like every other industry, our culture of non-maintenance, corruption, inefficiency etc has seen our shipping, aviation and rail die or remain at sub-optimal levels. Perhaps this is another project GEJ has pencilled down for the next four years, but I know pdp corruption has chased Virgin Nigeria and air Nigeria into the mortuary.

http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/exclusive/nigerian-politicians-are-too-corrupt-and-insane-richard-branson/

Change2015:


The op is asking if GEJ or GMB will revive it. Cant you people read and comprehend before typing foolishness. For your information, the British started our railways, and once BOAC, and like every other industry, our culture of non-maintenance, corruption, inefficiency etc has seen our shipping, aviation and rail die or remain at sub-optimal levels. Perhaps this is another project GEJ has pencilled down for the next four years, but I know pdp corruption has chased Virgin Nigeria and air Nigeria into the mortuary.

http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/exclusive/nigerian-politicians-are-too-corrupt-and-insane-richard-branson/

Kenai:
At this point, I think the air transport business should be in the hands of private sector players, and that's what we're getting so far.
Government should have no business running a business enterprise.
Those days have long passed.

jayandy:

Nigeria is the highest traveling spot for all airline owners, I miss Nigerian airways, don't you know how much money ethihad, emirate, Kenya air etc makes from Nigeria we need Dat money in this country too

PassingShot:


You're wrong sir. Many developed nations still hold on to their corporations even with privatization as the core of their policy.

Air France, Qatar Airway, Emirates, Etihad just to mention a few are still owned by their respective country.

SirHouloo:
I guessed the Military who were against development did, just like the one who stopped Lagos metro train project.

alabiyemmy:


this gibberish is your answer to my questions?

Change2015:


Even a fool might have noticed it was a response to a comment? But now I see your direction... Pointless and clueless