Frankie9ice:


Let's be progressive in our thinking as Nigerian youths. How many cars long does the presidential convoy need to be? A maximum of 7-10 hi tech vehicles is just enough. Driving from Aso rock to Kaduna at a maximum of 120km/hr wud require 2hrs,kaduna to daura another 3hrs. What's a 5hr road trip to a president who needs to be in touch with the people, and who needs to give governance a human face considering what we experienced under PDP forc16yrs?
APC and Buhari have lost it, if in a whole month his govt hasn't wowed us, I don't see them doing it in 4yrs

ojinuocheibi:
a helipad is a cemented floor with a capital H written on it. I know it won't cost more than 100000 naira. So save you strength for a better criticism.

Chinaimporter:
[size=14pt]ENJOY YOUR LIFE AS I DE ENJOY MY OWN SINCE I KNOW SAY BIBLE NA LIE AND HELLFIRE NO DE EXIST.
THIS LIFE TOO SHORT TO PERMIT GIVING ANY OF MY TIME TO IMAGINARY BEINGS.
ABEG MAKE I GO FIND REVEREND SISTER TO KNACK BEFORE CHURCH CLOSE.[/size]

writetopoker:
wen PMB is no longer in office will d helipad be his privates or public property, cos I knw is been built by publc money.

Rawani:
Building a helipad which will allow the President fly to Daura directly from the villa will be a cheaper option than using the Eagle One Presidential jet to first fly to Katsina and then moving the entire convoy by road to Daura, a trip that is repeated for his return as well.

Let's keep in mind that the soil in Otueke is loamy so a helipad is not necessary for safe landing, in contrast to the sandy Daura soil which would raise dust when landing that could dangerously block the pilots visibility. The construction cost of a helipad is about N2 million.

This is a 'clueful' decision which is highly efficient, especially as it significantly reduces the cost of governance.

ERODEDEAST:
Some Jan.jaweeds will be shouting that the Katsina Illiterate want to cut cost Imaging building an helipad this is. A waste last time I checked Choppers can land on Football fields .... Nawaoo

slimfit1:


It doesn't cost a lot of money to build helipad.

ojinuocheibi:
a helipad is a cemented floor with a capital H
written on it. I know it won't cost more than
100000 naira. So save you strength for a better
criticism.

frisky2good:
Buhari's solicitor general, how often does he need to go to Daura? If the cost of construction of the helipad is 2 million Naira, can't that money be put to more meaningful use since we all agree that the country is broke? The love you have for Buhari should not becloud your sense of reasoning. When a construction company built a church in Otuoke, people like you came here to call GEJ a thief even when it was glaring that he did not use his money or Nigeria's money to build the church. Now someone is going to use our money to build an unnecessary helipad that will not benefit the nation after his tenure and you are here saying it will cost only 2 million Naira.

Frankie9ice:


Let's be progressive in our thinking as Nigerian youths. How many cars long does the presidential convoy need to be? A maximum of 7-10 hi tech vehicles is just enough. Driving from Aso rock to Kaduna at a maximum of 120km/hr wud require 2hrs,kaduna to daura another 3hrs. What's a 5hr road trip to a president who needs to be in touch with the people, and who needs to give governance a human face considering what we experienced under PDP forc16yrs?
APC and Buhari have lost it, if in a whole month his govt hasn't wowed us, I don't see them doing it in 4yrs

olalat:
So, if a helipad cost 2m, buhari can nt affort it personally abi. One tin i discover is dat pple jst like to talk for d sake of it.

LordVarys:
Goodwill is very easily eroded

ojinuocheibi:
a helipad is a cemented floor with a capital H written on it. I know it won't cost more than 100000 naira. So save you strength for a better criticism.

Chinaimporter:
[size=18pt]I think this is a waste of resourced...wh6 dnt he build a full sized private airport on his backyard of better still parachute into his house from the predidential jet since he is a trained military man[/size]

olalat:
So, if a helipad cost 2m, buhari can nt affort it personally abi. One tin i discover is dat pple jst like to talk for d sake of it.

MrTemple:
What happens to d Helipad when he leaves office?

Same old corrupt people.

Rawani:
Building a helipad which will allow the President fly to Daura directly from the villa will be a cheaper option than using the Eagle One Presidential jet to first fly to Katsina and then moving the entire convoy by road to Daura, a trip that is repeated for his return as well.

Let's keep in mind that the soil in Otueke is loamy so a helipad is not necessary for safe landing, in contrast to the sandy Daura soil which would raise dust when landing that could dangerously block the pilots visibility. The construction cost of a helipad is about N2 million.

This is a 'clueful' decision which is highly efficient, especially as it significantly reduces the cost of governance.

frisky2good:
I don't dignify semi-literates with my response. Learn to type in regular English and I will reply you.

UnknownT:
we are talking about a helicopter here not an airplane. Helicopter doesn't land like Airplane that needs a runway to land or take off. Going by soil, you forgot that Niger Delta is swampy, what if the tires of the helicopter got stuck in the "loamy soil"?

Rawani:
Building a helipad which will allow the President fly to Daura directly from the villa will be a cheaper option than using the Eagle One Presidential jet to first fly to Katsina and then moving the entire convoy by road to Daura, a trip that is repeated for his return as well.

Let's keep in mind that the soil in Otueke is loamy so a helipad is not necessary for safe landing, in contrast to the sandy Daura soil which would raise dust when landing that could dangerously block the pilots visibility. The construction cost of a helipad is about N2 million.

This is a 'clueful' decision which is highly efficient, especially as it significantly reduces the cost of governance.

Slynonny:
I thought the Daura President came to fight corruption.
What is he still doing with 9 Jets?
Why not sale off 6 and retain 3.
1 for you.
1 for your commissioner sorry Vice.
1 for the Senate President and other official tour.
There has to be a clear definition of your CHANGE from Jonathan's TRANSFORMATION.
By keeping those Jets then i won't be wrong to admit that CHANGE and TRANSFORMATION are the same.

olalat:
So, if a helipad cost 2m, buhari can nt affort it personally abi. One tin i discover is dat pple jst like to talk for d sake of it.

Rawani:


Then that would be disastrous and the world will be awash with news of a President that failed to do a common soil analysis before landing his Presidential aircraft on it. Of course the soil can support the weight, if not do you think the Airforce will attempt to land there? Come on.

sheyee:
Poverty nor good o...just some sorts of concrete and pilot lamps surrounding it, even ordinary citizens have it....its no big deal....still part of cost cutting.

Sai Buhari

Rawani:
Building a helipad which will allow the President fly to Daura directly from the villa will be a cheaper option than using the Eagle One Presidential jet to first fly to Katsina and then moving the entire convoy by road to Daura, a trip that is repeated for his return as well.

Let's keep in mind that the soil in Otueke is loamy so a helipad is not necessary for safe landing, in contrast to the sandy Daura soil which would raise dust when landing that could dangerously block the pilots visibility. The construction cost of a helipad is about N2 million.

This is a 'clueful' decision which is highly efficient, especially as it significantly reduces the cost of governance.

obayaya:


Let's Assume your soil excuse holds water.. Are you trying to tell me that there's no tarred road (or something of such) in duara where the chopper can land?

Abi PMB's chopper can't land on tarred road too?

Besto:


Did he just originated from duara... y did he not building before coming into public office or he never visited duara way before thz moment.

Nigerians are wiser.... No 1...i say again.. No 1 is guna take Nigerian masses for a ride. Gone are those days.

Rawani:


The unsafe nature of a tarred road due to the risk of flying debris, the lack of a windsock which tells the pilot the direction of the wind, and lack of security for the personality of a President makes that option untenable.

UnknownT:
Helicopters are not that heavy to require a soil analysis before landing. Don't mistake a Helicopter with an Airplane. An open field without any obstruction is enough. What becomes of the helipad after his tenure? This is a misplaced priority even if its been constructed with #1.