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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 3:11am On May 27, 2021*

tamonokare:
Pikin wey never waka wan begin run.

Another one saddled by inferiority complex.

Your juniors are on YouTube right now learning for free, how to build ANYTHING, from electric cars to flying cars and vessels.

Don't join others to be innovative and use your head.

Be looking for how to ''waka''.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 3:10am On May 27, 2021

bcomputer101:
Is your brain doing menstruation?
We you enter such coffin?
Let's be truthful for once

Be truthful with your terrible mental condition of low self-esteem.

Therapy might help.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 1:51am On May 27, 2021

bcomputer101:
No reasonable airline will love to buy crap and every sensible person won't love to be put in a coffin.

That's just your low self-esteem talking.

Your type said the same thing when INNOSON started building cars and buses.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 1:26am On May 27, 2021

bhella10:
Hellcopta made in Nigeria?

YES.

And before you know it, we'll be buIlding JETS as well.

Why?

Because we are Nigeria, the Giant of Africa.

https://acegif.com/wp-content/gif/nigeria-flag-5.gif

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 1:14am On May 27, 2021*

christistruth01:
Please builds us 100% Nigerian made Trains and railway

There is a HUGE train manufacturing plant under construction in Kajola, Ogun state, by CCECC.

Construction of the plant began in 2019.

Kajola Train manufacturing Plant (Und Const)
https://www.railwaypro.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/nigeria-plant-300x161.jpg

It will employ 5,000 Nigerians and build trains for the Nigerian Railway Corporation and for export.

It is the first train manufacturing plant in Africa outside of South Africa.

https://www.railwaypro.com/wp/nigeria-inaugurates-rolling-stock-assembly-plant/

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 1:08am On May 27, 2021*

ThEGodFaThEr102:
Mtcheeewwww.......Nigeria that has not finished optimizing Kilishi production wants to build Helicopters. Let the sleeping Dullard from Daura be the first to board it accompanied by all Nairaland resident Zombies ( MANNABBQGRILL, Simplyleo, helinues and Ngeneukwenu).

Aljannah Firdaus in advance.

It's happening already.

It's not about ''wants to build''.

They've actually built one or two already, which are being assessed by the Federal Ministry of Aviation, which incidentally, was the point of this whole thread.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 12:59am On May 27, 2021*

Wahalaperson:
Yeye cretins that has never left the shores of their village because you manage to have data and phone will be forming something else online, just look at the rubbish you just posted and the link accompanying it. Nigeria has the WORSE electric situation in th world, even war torn countries enjoy Better light situation than Nigerians.

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You are hallucinating based on purest ignorance.

Nigeria's Access to Electricity stands at 57%, meaning she supplies power to 145 million citizens.

You have even small African nations like Burundi, Sierra Leone, Niger Republic etc, with Access to Electricity at 11%, 18%, 26%, etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_electrification_rate

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EG.ELC.ACCS.ZS

So to say Nigeria has the ''worst electricity situation in the world'' shows your raw, unadulterated IGNORANCE.
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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 12:36am On May 27, 2021

yanabasee1:
Why are you taking excuse for the government....

Starting a solar firm is simple... But can the poor afford solar bills?

And solar is far expensive and the battery durability is something to consider...

The government giving us power supply can enable ordinary Nigerians to afford and by so doing, will create more revenue tot ehe government purse to Channel into other areas for productive use...

No developing nation of Nigeria's size gives its citizens stable power.

Not India, not Pakistan, not Bangladesh, not Egypt, not Ethiopia....none.

It is a gradual process for everyone.

https://www.middleeasteye.net/fr/news/egypts-power-outages-compound-559103879

https://www.livemint.com/industry/energy/summer-power-cuts-to-add-to-covid-woes-11621014171428.html

But that hasn't stopped those countries making strides in technology, and neither will it stop Nigeria.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 12:32am On May 27, 2021

Seakay:
Great News!
Buhari should use one for his London trips.

He is not looting funds like Jonathan and co, so be grateful.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 12:18am On May 27, 2021

owobokiri:
Another opportunity to loot..

What a sick mind you have.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 12:15am On May 27, 2021

FarahAideed:
Give us electricity first

Start a solar firm if there is a shortage of electricity.

Great business opportunity.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 12:14am On May 27, 2021

after4:
Just like they built space rocket. APC and lies

You wish it was lies.

https://iafrikan.com/content/images/2021/02/naseni-dynalu.jpg

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Politics › Re: Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 12:08am On May 27, 2021

We must build these helicopters in mass quantities and at affordable prices, and become the number 1 supplier of helicopters to African countries.

We want to be the go-to nation for helicopters in Africa.

Excellent step in the right direction.

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Politics › Nigeria To Start Manufacturing Helicopters This Year by Rossiminku(op): 11:58pm On May 26, 2021

As President Buhari Gives Order For Nigerian-Built Helicopters ''Before The End of His Tenure''.

Aviation Ministry Begins Assessment of Nigerian-made Helicopter

Okechukwu Nnodim

26 May 2021

https://global-helicopter-service.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/bell-412-in-air-nigeria.jpg

The Federal Ministry of Aviation on Tuesday commenced assessment of a made-in-Nigeria helicopter as part of measures to ensure the smooth inauguration of the project.

Officials of the aviation ministry and its agencies visited NASENI Solar Energy Limited where the helicopter hanger and helipad were housed in Abuja for on-site assessment and evaluation of the helicopter.

The Assistant Chief Information Officer, NASENI, Chinyere Ekwuazi, said in a statement issued in Abuja that the target of the Federal Government was to inaugurate the helicopter before the end of the current administration.

The Executive Vice Chairman, NASENI, Maiwalima Haruna, who was represented during the assessment programme by the Managing Director, NASENI Solar Energy Limited, Mahmoud Jaffaru, said the agency was ready to accept suggestions and support from the aviation ministry.

He said such support would lead to the successful completion of the project within the timeframe given to the agency by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.).

Haruna said it was the desire of the agency to manufacture made-in- Nigeria helicopter that would be of international standard and help in boosting the nation’s economy.

He said NASENI had massive land mass that would accommodate all the operational activities required for the manufacturing of the aircraft.

Haruna was quoted as saying, “We have expertise for developing the helicopter and we do things according to laid-down rules. We are ready to work with you to achieve this project.”

The Deputy Director, Engineering Infrastructure, Emmanuel Ajani, said NASENI entered into partnership with Dynali Helicopter Company, Thins, Belgium, to develop the helicopter and had trained its engineers for the take off the project in Nigeria.

Buhari had approved the project on January 26, 2021 and directed NASENI to complete the production of a made-in-Nigeria helicopter before the end of his tenure.

PUNCH Newspapers.

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Politics › Re: Nairaland Is Anti North Forum. by Rossiminku: 11:42pm On May 26, 2021

CilicMarin:
They say Nairaland is against Secessation....but Nairaland has been the backbone of those who want to divide the country, as every shit about IpOB Terrorists, Oduduwa PDP are given front page coverage...

Seun..

True.

Some very strange people run Nairaland.

Their allegiance to Nigeria is very questionable.

Some very dodgy foreign characters are also involved in 'moderating' the site.
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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: Federal Govt Spent More In Niger Republic Than In Southern Nigeria by Rossiminku: 11:22pm On May 26, 2021

limeta:
show evidence the op is lying

You can't ask him to prove a negative.

It is your semi-literate 'DILECTOR' who should prove that Nigeria is building a 2 billion dollar refinery for Niger Republic, among other drunken, outlandish claims he made.

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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: Federal Govt Spent More In Niger Republic Than In Southern Nigeria by Rossiminku: 11:18pm On May 26, 2021

Workch:
This is bad grammar, so much for someone who’s indeed literate.

I was 100% correct. I know you think the right way is ''semi-illiterate''. THAT is the bad grammar.

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semi-literate

- Unable to read or write with ease or fluency; poorly educated.

https://www.lexico.com/definition/semi-literate
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Small boy trying to educate his elders.

Politics › Re: Nigerian Space Defense Force To launch Two Military Satellite Into Space by Rossiminku: 2:28pm On May 26, 2021

ZorGBUooeh:
This project and weapon sales to Nigeria should be stopped,,cos it will fall into the hands of Fulanis in the army and will be used against other peace loving Nigerians

Well I trust the zoo,,they will run it down before it starts.

Who cares what a wretched failure like you thinks?

Go to your Tribal Republic's forum.

What are you doing here?

Parasite.

You're not a Nigerian, so get out of this place.

Stinking foreigner of no known address.

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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: Federal Govt Spent More In Niger Republic Than In Southern Nigeria by Rossiminku: 2:24pm On May 26, 2021

Workch:
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has raised important trending issue. He said, the Fulani Nigeria govt has spent more money in Niger Republic than the whole of Southern Nigeria.

He listed

$2B for a refinery in Niger Republic
$1.96B for railway to Niger Republic
$81M for 2 roads to Niger Republic.

Can we argue this.

Trashy claims by a semi-literate school dropout and conman drowning in tribal hate.

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Politics › Re: Ijaw Leader Clark Rejects Secession, Backs One Nigeria by Rossiminku: 2:17am On May 26, 2021

sapientia:
He stands to make more corrupt money in Nigeria than a divided Nigeria

MAZI NNAMDI KANU STANDS TO MAKE MORE CORRUPT MONEY IN A BIAFRA THAN IN A UNITED NIGERIA.

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Politics › Re: Any Igbo Person Suporting Ipob/esn/ugm Is A Big Fool by Rossiminku: 12:21am On May 26, 2021

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DEM WAN THIEF OUR OIL.

IF NO OIL IN NIGER DELTA, THERE WILL BE NO AGITATION FOR BIAFRA.

THIEVES

TELL DEM SAY THEIR MAP NO INCLUDE NIGER DELTA, DEM GO BEGIN STAMMER.

''ERM ERM ERM.....BUT... WE ARE BROTHERS!''

AWON OLE.!
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Politics › Re: Ijaw Leader Clark Rejects Secession, Backs One Nigeria by Rossiminku: 12:11am On May 26, 2021

mekaboy:
Kanu collects envelopes too. Why do you think he told you to go and vote Atiku a fulani man, after asking you not to vote?

lol

Politics › Re: Ijaw Leader Clark Rejects Secession, Backs One Nigeria by Rossiminku: 11:58pm On May 25, 2021

BENARI:
Are you kidding me? You really expected Clark to say otherwise?

Common please stop this Rubbish. Even Igbo politicians are saying the same thing, so no surprises.

So if all the movers and shakers of society, including Igbo politicians, and also Igbo businessmen for whom access to the Nigerian market is key to their continued prosperity and expansion, are all saying NIGERIA IS ONE, isn't it time to reconsider your position?

You're backing the wrong team bro.

The only people agitating for Biafra are all these disgruntled spare parts dealers, miscreants, touts, and ne'er do wells.

Join up with the big boys and stop messing up yourself. grin

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Politics › Re: Is THIS The Real Reason IPOB Wants The Niger Delta? by Rossiminku(op): 10:55pm On May 25, 2021

Abagworo:
If those people are Yoruba as you believe why then do you say there are no Igbos in the South-south even when the people say it themselves? This is Ukwuani, Delta State

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd6CjBQ1rgE

Stop using the presence of a few Igbo minorities in the south-south to claim the entire region is Igboland.

THIEF.

Politics › Re: Is THIS The Real Reason IPOB Wants The Niger Delta? by Rossiminku(op): 10:50pm On May 25, 2021

Workch:
Because if I’m herding cows and I don’t pay tax to federal government. It will be accounted for in the GDP and not in the federal revenue. The profit from that business ends up in my account. That doesn’t contribute to national building. That’s what northerners do and that’s why they are parasites

100% of the oil in the east ends up in federal revenue account.

That’s what most northerners do.

Animal husbandry accounts for less than 5% of GDP.

AGRICULTURE, which is a NORTHERN preserve, is where their contribution to GDP is the greatest.

99% of the tomatoes and onions you use in your stew, where do you think they come from?

Mumu. You don't even know that you will starve without food from the north.

Your people are into spare parts dealing, selling imported goods from China, and drug trafficking, not food or much other production.

So the north contributes more than you to the economy.

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Politics › Re: Is THIS The Real Reason IPOB Wants The Niger Delta? by Rossiminku(op): 10:25pm On May 25, 2021

Workch:
GDP is the value of all domestic goods and services in a particular organization or society.
Some might end up in private account, some in states account and other in federal account.
So how much of the GDP fraction for your non-oil GDP ends up as a federal revenue?

Why must income generated end up as ''federal revenue'', ie in government pockets, for it to count in your head?

Tomorrow you will be shouting govt corruption.

The real progress is in the money ending up in the pockets of the people, NOT in the government treasury.

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Politics › Re: Is THIS The Real Reason IPOB Wants The Niger Delta? by Rossiminku(op): 10:17pm On May 25, 2021

ablejesus26:
And to what effects does ipob's claim hold water??.
Igbos is not forcing anyone to be Igbo.

I think you should be directing the highlighted question at your 'dilector'. grin

Politics › Re: Is THIS The Real Reason IPOB Wants The Niger Delta? by Rossiminku(op): 10:15pm On May 25, 2021

Workch:
How much of the GDP from north ends up in government purse?

I don't think you understand what GDP means.

What is your own with government purse?

That is not the only place money flows from in Nigeria.

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Politics › Re: Is THIS The Real Reason IPOB Wants The Niger Delta? by Rossiminku(op): 10:11pm On May 25, 2021

ablejesus26:
Forget about ipob.
But Oga op hope you are aware that oil is not all there is to life.
We has gas and mineral resources,and tangible Human resources too.

So why are they claiming Niger Delta which is not Igbo?

Look, if Igbos simply seceded with Igboland alone, we would all wave them goodbye and good tidings.

The problem arises when they start wanting to claim the Niger Delta as theirs.

That is what got them into trouble in the 1960s.

And if they try it again this time, they will be crushed.

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Politics › Re: Is THIS The Real Reason IPOB Wants The Niger Delta? by Rossiminku(op): 10:09pm On May 25, 2021

Workch:
That guy is an Hausa guy, they contribute nothing to federal pocket.

Annual GDP is how you measure a nation's economy, not foreign exchange receipts from the sale of oil.

Oil accounts for just 9% of Nigeria's annual GDP of 450 billion USD.

A far bigger contributor to our GDP is Agriculture, and the north is the epicentre of Agriculture in Nigeria.

So the north contributes FAR MORE than the south-east to the Nigerian economy.

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Politics › Re: Is THIS The Real Reason IPOB Wants The Niger Delta? by Rossiminku(op): 10:05pm On May 25, 2021

Funnily enough, before seeing this list, I never realised that the South West has more oil than the South East.

They're not even close.

Incredible.

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Politics › Is THIS The Real Reason IPOB Wants The Niger Delta? by Rossiminku(op): 10:01pm On May 25, 2021

The nine top oil producing states in Nigeria are:

Akwa Ibom - the largest oil producer with 31.4% (504,000 BPD)
Delta – 21.56% (346,000 BPD)
Rivers – 21.43% (344,000 BPD)
Bayelsa – 18.07% (290,000 BPD)
Ondo – 3.74% (60,000 BPD)
Lagos – 2.64% (40,000 BPD)
Edo – 2.06% (33,000 BPD)
Imo-1.06 % (17,000 BPD)
Abia-0.68% (11,000 BPD)

Anambra state did not make the list so theirs must be 0.00000001%

https://www.climatescorecard.org/2019/05/nigeria-relies-on-oil-despite-having-large-coal-reserves/

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IPOB say that Biafra includes the Niger Delta South-South states.

On the basis that Igbos and the south-south people are ''brothers''.

But there have been no genetic studies showing that an Efik man or Ogoni man is any more a ''brother'' to an Igbo man than say, a Bini, Hausa, or Yoruba man.

One suspects that this IPOB claim to ''brotherhood'' with the south-south is based more on economic considerations ie oil and gas, than an actual belief by the Igbos of their genetic links to the south-south.

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