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President Buhari Promised Nigerian Airways Pensioners Christmas Gift by Ay3300(op): 8:36am On Nov 16, 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzMOs0UVGZY

Through the honourable Minister of Aviation, President Buhari Promised Nigerian Airways Pensioners Christmas Gift.

According to an eye witness report, the FGN has assured to pay the approved N45 billion severance payment of Ex-Nigerian Airways workers (pensioners) before christmas.


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Re: President Buhari Promised Nigerian Airways Pensioners Christmas Gift by CROWNWEALTH019(m): 8:38am On Nov 16, 2017
wayray president
Re: President Buhari Promised Nigerian Airways Pensioners Christmas Gift by FarahAideed: 9:04am On Nov 16, 2017
The same Nigerian airways he killed
Re: President Buhari Promised Nigerian Airways Pensioners Christmas Gift by samebony1: 9:17am On Nov 16, 2017
FarahAideed:
The same Nigerian airways he killed
How did he kill the Airline?
Was he the president when the airways was shut down and workers sent home ?

We should not allow our hatred of this man to becloud our reasoning. That he is paying their outstanding severance entitlement is commendable.
Why didn't OBJ, Yar dua and GEJ pay them, when these THREE were in power ?
Re: President Buhari Promised Nigerian Airways Pensioners Christmas Gift by FarahAideed: 9:23am On Nov 16, 2017
samebony1:
How did he kill the Airline?
Was he the president when the airways was shut down and workers sent home ?

We should not allow our hatred of this man to becloud our reasoning. That he is paying their outstanding severance entitlement is commendable.
Why didn't OBJ, Yar dua and GEJ pay them, when these THREE were in power ?
On the day Buhari overthrew Shagari Nigeria airways was at its operational and profit crescendo and the biggest airline in Africa and the Middle east with 34 operational planes but withing 15 months of Buharis rule this jewel and pride of Africa had reduced to a struggling airline with only 5 planes and by the time Buhari was overthrown 19 months later Nigeria airways was a 4 aircraft carrier with indebted to lessors and it staff ..From that point it was struggle to stay afloat till the finally wound up ..Forget the official date Nigeria airways wound up because tgey actually died the day the useless and inept Buhari overthrew Shagari for no reason ..I advise you to read ur economic history well and you will know whats currently happening in Aso rock hospital is not a coincidence
Re: President Buhari Promised Nigerian Airways Pensioners Christmas Gift by samebony1: 11:10am On Nov 16, 2017
FarahAideed:
On the day Buhari overthrew Shagari Nigeria airways was at its operational and profit crescendo and the biggest airline in Africa and the Middle east with 34 operational planes but withing 15 months of Buharis rule this jewel and pride of Africa had reduced to a struggling airline with only 5 planes and by the time Buhari was overthrown 19 months later Nigeria airways was a 4 aircraft carrier with indebted to lessors and it staff ..From that point it was struggle to stay afloat till the finally wound up ..Forget the official date Nigeria airways wound up because tgey actually died the day the useless and inept Buhari overthrew Shagari for no reason ..I advise you to read ur economic history well and you will know whats currently happening in Aso rock hospital is not a coincidence
Nigeria Airways fleet was 22 strong in March 1985 while Buhari was in power, comprising two DC-10-30s, four Airbus A310s, three Boeing 707-320Cs, two Boeing 727-200s, ten Boeing 737-200s, and one Boeing 737-200C; two Boeing 737-200s were on order and the carrier had 9,096 employees at this time
It was while IBB was in power that the introduction of International Monetary Fund policies, along with corruption, mismanagement and overstaffing, led to a steady decline of Nigeria Airways from the 1985.

Even at its peak, the airline was managed by KLM of Holland, but at their departure, things began to head south. I still repeat PMB was not responsible for its demise.
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