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ivandragon:
I think the op was refering to an earlier video posted where it was claimed that the crash in that video was the one the VP was in...


my own concern is why would the VP of Nigeria use/hire a private chopper as a serving VP?


the security implications are massive & I know for a fact that the Presidency has 4 fully functional helicopters & if for any reason, all 4 are unserviceable (which is impossible), there are military helicopters that can & should have been used to ferry the president.

at the swearing in of Fayemi, there were 3 military helicopters present just for the organisation of the event, much less the VP of Nigeria.


so, while I hold my reservations about the circumstances surrounding the actual crash, I wonder what would have informed the use of private charter service.

it's either:

1. the VP cannot trust some one or some people within the presidency as per his safety... or

2. the VP is being purposely denied his due...

naijapips02:
This is not politics bro. We are just out for the truth.

Emereolevanwill:
Y is this on FP

dante0147:
I see you are pondering what I am pondering!

ivandragon:
I think the op was refering to an earlier video posted where it was claimed that the crash in that video was the one the VP was in...


my own concern is why would the VP of Nigeria use/hire a private chopper as a serving VP?


the security implications are massive & I know for a fact that the Presidency has 4 fully functional helicopters & if for any reason, all 4 are unserviceable (which is impossible), there are military helicopters that can & should have been used to ferry the president.

at the swearing in of Fayemi, there were 3 military helicopters present just for the organisation of the event, much less the VP of Nigeria.


so, while I hold my reservations about the circumstances surrounding the actual crash, I wonder what would have informed the use of private charter service.

it's either:

1. the VP cannot trust some one or some people within the presidency as per his safety... or

2. the VP is being purposely denied his due...

ivandragon:
I think the op was refering to an earlier video posted where it was claimed that the crash in that video was the one the VP was in...


my own concern is why would the VP of Nigeria use/hire a private chopper as a serving VP?


the security implications are massive & I know for a fact that the Presidency has 4 fully functional helicopters & if for any reason, all 4 are unserviceable (which is impossible), there are military helicopters that can & should have been used to ferry the president.

at the swearing in of Fayemi, there were 3 military helicopters present just for the organisation of the event, much less the VP of Nigeria.


so, while I hold my reservations about the circumstances surrounding the actual crash, I wonder what would have informed the use of private charter service.

it's either:

1. the VP cannot trust some one or some people within the presidency as per his safety... or

2. the VP is being purposely denied his due...

ivandragon:
my own concern is why would the VP of Nigeria use/hire a private chopper as a serving VP?


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madridguy:
Wailers and their usual crying

mekaboy:
The owner of the helicopter company is yoruba, it's his way of channeling resources to his company for campaign.

naijapips02:
So I did a little search on Google and found out that the crash scene captured actually happened in Mali on January the 22, 2019.

More evidence can be seen from the link below.

This whole thing is just suspicious. What is APC planning to gain from this?

https://www.bhaskar.com/videos/news/international/shocking-helicopter-crash-land-caught-on-camera-hd-video-361050.html

naijapips02:
So I did a little search on Google and found out that the crash scene captured actually happened in Mali on January the 22, 2019.

More evidence can be seen from the link below.

This whole thing is just suspicious. What is APC planning to gain from this?

https://www.bhaskar.com/videos/news/international/shocking-helicopter-crash-land-caught-on-camera-hd-video-361050.html

jumper524:
between wailers and moderators, I no know who mumu pass sef..
explorers has reasonable post out there and its not on front page,na this yeye lie when no go even sell for Whatsapp dey trend.

mtcheew..

naijapips02:
So I did a little search on Google and found out that

chloride6:
Or maybe the trip was scheduled at a moments notice.

ivandragon:
I think the op was refering to an earlier video posted where it was claimed that the crash in that video was the one the VP was in...


my own concern is why would the VP of Nigeria use/hire a private chopper as a serving VP?


the security implications are massive & I know for a fact that the Presidency has 4 fully functional helicopters & if for any reason, all 4 are unserviceable (which is impossible), there are military helicopters that can & should have been used to ferry the president.

at the swearing in of Fayemi, there were 3 military helicopters present just for the organisation of the event, much less the VP of Nigeria.


so, while I hold my reservations about the circumstances surrounding the actual crash, I wonder what would have informed the use of private charter service.

it's either:

1. the VP cannot trust some one or some people within the presidency as per his safety... or

2. the VP is being purposely denied his due...

naijapips02:
So I did a little search on Google and found out that the crash scene captured actually happened in Mali on January the 22, 2019.

More evidence can be seen from the link below.

This whole thing is just suspicious. What is APC planning to gain from this?

https://www.bhaskar.com/videos/news/international/shocking-helicopter-crash-land-caught-on-camera-hd-video-361050.html

SaiAtikuTill203:
You must believe in cartoon characters to believe BUHARI can defeat ATIKU

Sometimes, reality is difficult to stare at but best to face it

ATIKU can "NEVER" lose
Buhari is the new Father Christmas in town!
First, he gave Guinea Bissau $500,000 last week, and he has now approved a grant of 1 billion dollar for Sudan to enable them fight famine.
This is a country that can't pay 30k naira minimum wage. A country that has been designated as the poverty capital of the world fighting poverty in another land.
A country that has been borrowing and even trying to sell of its assets to finance a budget is giving to another country.
A country that doesn't suffer famine, but its citizens are very hungry.
This grant to a great extent revalidates the Jubrin saga!
BUHARILOOTER must be voted out at all cost!

rottennaija:
It's a general practice that when a vp or gov arrives at a certain location, the organization provides an heli for use. I'm not sure of the president

SaiAtikuTill203:
You must believe in cartoon characters to believe BUHARI can defeat ATIKU

Sometimes, reality is difficult to stare at but best to face it

ATIKU can "NEVER" lose
Buhari is the new Father Christmas in town!
First, he gave Guinea Bissau $500,000 last week, and he has now approved a grant of 1 billion dollar for Sudan to enable them fight famine.
This is a country that can't pay 30k naira minimum wage. A country that has been designated as the poverty capital of the world fighting poverty in another land.
A country that has been borrowing and even trying to sell of its assets to finance a budget is giving to another country.
A country that doesn't suffer famine, but its citizens are very hungry.
This grant to a great extent revalidates the Jubrin saga!
BUHARILOOTER must be voted out at all cost!

naijapips02:
So I did a little search on Google and found out that the crash scene captured actually happened in Mali on January the 22, 2019.

More evidence can be seen from the link below.

This whole thing is just suspicious. What is APC planning to gain from this?

https://www.bhaskar.com/videos/news/international/shocking-helicopter-crash-land-caught-on-camera-hd-video-361050.html

naijapips02:
So I did a little search on Google and found out that the crash scene captured actually happened in Mali on January the 22, 2019.

More evidence can be seen from the link below.

This whole thing is just suspicious. What is APC planning to gain from this?

https://www.bhaskar.com/videos/news/international/shocking-helicopter-crash-land-caught-on-camera-hd-video-361050.html

SaiAtikuTill203:
You must believe in cartoon characters to believe BUHARI can defeat ATIKU

Sometimes, reality is difficult to stare at but best to face it

ATIKU can "NEVER" lose
Buhari is the new Father Christmas in town!
First, he gave Guinea Bissau $500,000 last week, and he has now approved a grant of 1 billion dollar for Sudan to enable them fight famine.
This is a country that can't pay 30k naira minimum wage. A country that has been designated as the poverty capital of the world fighting poverty in another land.
A country that has been borrowing and even trying to sell of its assets to finance a budget is giving to another country.
A country that doesn't suffer famine, but its citizens are very hungry.
This grant to a great extent revalidates the Jubrin saga!
BUHARILOOTER must be voted out at all cost!

Compliant:
Its a political gathering and the VP CANNOT use government chopper

Kusetic:
I don't even know what to term this as, you just spent your Sunday morning concocting a story in your mind. You could have spent this time resting but no, you had to spend the time trying to belittle this situation just because there were no deaths. So should the VP or the pilot have died to ensure it was real. And of what political benefit is an accident? I would be glad if you can expantiate on that.

naijapips02:
all the video we have seen of the crash landing was a military helicopter.

Like this video below.


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

would be nice if you can provide the authentic video of the crash landing.

ivandragon:
I think the op was refering to an earlier video posted where it was claimed that the crash in that video was the one the VP was in...


my own concern is why would the VP of Nigeria use/hire a private chopper as a serving VP?


the security implications are massive & I know for a fact that the Presidency has 4 fully functional helicopters & if for any reason, all 4 are unserviceable (which is impossible), there are military helicopters that can & should have been used to ferry the president.

at the swearing in of Fayemi, there were 3 military helicopters present just for the organisation of the event, much less the VP of Nigeria.


so, while I hold my reservations about the circumstances surrounding the actual crash, I wonder what would have informed the use of private charter service.

it's either:

1. the VP cannot trust some one or some people within the presidency as per his safety... or

2. the VP is being purposely denied his due...

afroniger:
The owners of the helicopter already confirmed the incident. Should the accident have claimed lives in order for you to believe it? This sort of politics you are playing is disgusting.