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Keneking:
Great

Then everything was scenery- Nigerian skies was bluish and the environment greenish. People at the lagos airport were so few too.

obailala:
Na wa oo... Some people surely need very strong lenses, or maybe you guys just need reading lessons.

https://i648.photobucket.com/albums/uu210/johnevanich/BDNigeriaVC-10.jpg

thank u for showing them sir!

Correct guy you be jor.
That is the real NA aircraft.

pikin:
That can not be the Nigeria Airways,this is what it looked like.

WaZoBia2015:
[size=18pt]So what now happened to the NIGERIAN AIRWAYS?

was it swallowed by our corruption?[/size]

Yes now? Yeye people, if dem no fit sell am to themselves, them go cripple am.

seangy4konji:
When men were boys.

Good old days.

We will be great again someday soon.

stop claiming to be a man when its crystal clear you are a boy as you dont know that the said plane does not even belong to Nigeria airways but BOAC.....when men where boys my hairy butt.

I inherited it from my father's land as my own national cake

WaZoBia2015:
[size=18pt]So what now happened to the NIGERIAN AIRWAYS?

was it swallowed by our corruption?[/size]

for the records,
At April 1960, the fleet comprised one Dove, eight Herons and eight DC-3s.[15] In early 1961, Nigeria became the only owner of the company;[19] the airline became the flag carrier of the country.[17] A BOAC Comet 4 inaugurated the jet services between Nigeria and London on 1 April 1962; the flight was operated in conjunction with Nigeria Airways.[17] Aimed at replacing the DC-3 aircraft park, five Fokker Friendship 200s were ordered late that year;[20][21] these Fokker F-27s joined the fleet between January and May 1963, and were deployed on regional routes, including those that served Abidjan, Accra, Bathurst, Dakar, Freetown and Robertsfield.[17] That year, the contract with BOAC was revised and a new agreement was signed in April.[22] BOAC subsequently operated Vickers VC-10 services on behalf of Nigeria Airways from April 1964 until an aircraft of the type was acquired from the British state airline in October 1969;[23]:292 the airplane was destroyed in an accident in November that year.[24][25] - wikipedia

the plane in the picture is the BOAC Comet 4. see Nigeria Airways Below.

anonimi:
Not to worry, dear fellow compatriots, SUPERman Buubu is here to the rescue with oyoyo promise.








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Election has been over for ages and you won't stop whining about Buhari. You'll soon kill yourself with hbp

Bleep u. Dis is just my play ground. Ivan go and hang yourself. And do you have a problem with when men were Boizwho cares if it was Ethiopian Arline's or chanchangi??.

haulagehandlers:
stop claiming to be a man when its crystal clear you are a boy as you dont know that the said plane does not even belong to Nigeria airways but BOAC.....when men where boys my hairy butt.

UpLoyo:
Election has been over for ages and you won't stop whining about Buhari. You'll soon kill yourself with hbp

It seems you just learnt the word- whining.
Anyway, I wish you what you wish yourself- whether na hbp oh, whether na to kill yourself, anyone you like make you take.

That looks like a Lufthansa Airline oooo

Just Imagine that it was APC led govt that achieved this act......what do u think?

This same picture over and over again

Nigeria airline , managing by British, before the final eradication...

OrlandoOwoh:
That was during the Civil War. The Nigerian Airways is now moribund. What a country!
Modified:
That picture looks too recent to have been taken in 1969. Does the NA have blue colour on their planes?

May not be a Nigeria airways plane, but 1969, I have little doubt. Check out the long socks worn by all the aviation workers, like footballers.

orlando5:
thank u for showing them sir!

seeing is believing.