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carry on young flier, continue from where Sqd Ldr Babaari stopped. May God see you thru.

I remember taking my course registration form in final year to my Cartography Lecturer, Mr Ortesegha, he looked at me and told me matter of fact, "you will not graduate" when my results were released, I had a carry over in that course, going to BSU was the worst mistake I ever made in life. The level of tribalism and nepotism is next to none.

seunmsg:
Atiku is officially CAN's candidate. It is now very obvious why Oyedepo and the other tithe mongering pastors have been attacking Buhari. It is all about their selfish desire to continue to benefit corruptly from Aso rock and nothing else.

What morality do these people preach to their members when they shamelessly frolic with well known political rogues? They want to forcefully return us to the 'stealing is not corruption era' and sadly, some gullible people are already falling in line.

Was Jesus not found in the company of Tax collectors and sinners? what makes his being seen with them and Oyedepo meeting with these guys any different?

I think Nigeria should embark on the principle of reciprocity in our foreign relations. most industries. that closed shop in Nigeria relocated to Ghana, but Nigeria is still a big market for their products. I think the FG should levy huge tariffs on these products so that they'll be given a dose of their own medicine.

TarOrfeek:
So because of this small display of colored tear gas.

Somebody's father, son, husband died carelessly.

Either a Quota system Pilot OR The aircraft was sophisticated.

Quota system pilot? are you kidding me? do you think flying a fighter jet is the same thing as riding a bicycle where any Tom, dick any Harry can jump on? For your information, The late officer was a highly skilled and professional pilot who trained in US n China before his death he was Tiger 1( the commander in charge of F-7Ni squadron) the post is originally originally meant for an Air commodore (1- Star general) and the young chap managed to achieve this feat at age 32 and as a Sqd Ldr (Major). You think that's a child's play? if not for his dexterity and sacrifice he would have crashed into a heavily populated area.

[quote author=Pain post=71630649]RIP. Exboys don't die we only assemble in the air[/quote
Yeah, heard he was NMS 96, in fact the 3pilots involved in the crash were all exboys, they are Sqd Ldr Abatuba, Babaari and Flt Lt Amdi

imami00:
I knew him personally, a gentleman officer. One of the best F-7 pilots. I saw him land in pitch darkness sometime ago, I was amazed. Rest on Maverick.

Those of you saying he flew in a delapidated aircraft, the F-7 is still used by most countries in the world and the NAF service track of their aircrafts is highly commendable.

landing in pitch darkness or bad weather is one of the requirements needed to be a full fledged aviator. in fact, it's called IR (Instrument rating) or Night rating. In this case your rely wholly on your instruments and instructions from control tower.

squash47:
its so unfortunate he lost his life while serving a country where cows are valued more than humans...
on a different thought, who knows he maybe one of those employed based on connection without having the technical know how to fly a plane...
anyway RIP.

Don't be quick to comment on issues you know little or nothing about. Babaari was trained in the US on more sophisticated Jets, he was also an Ex boy from NMS Zaria. He was in charge of the F-7 squad in the entire NAF he was a highly skilled and proficient pilot. The risk associated with flying a fighter aircraft is highly enormous, the slightest infraction could mean the difference between life and death. even the best of fighter pilots are not immune from the risks associated with low level flying.

AngelicBeing:

Ode na Toto go kill you.

Omo, that clown dash, I guess second termers and prep wingers don kparooof the guy. ACA no be for the faint hearted.

Digitalfinga:
dat should be eni njoku hostel

I think it should be Alan Ikoku Hall.

Let me guess, Alan Ikoku Hall? During my days, it used to be the dirtiest hostel. I remember the day I slipped and fell in one of the filthy bathrooms, gosh! I shudder at the mere thought of the incidence. Could remember the repulsive site In the toilet, men you need to see the water closet filled to the brim with faeces! I wonder how I survived it all.

CHAI! So na wetin I go face when time reach to marry Victoria?

falcon01:
why am I seeing beard

in the battle front, they're allowed to grow beard, sometimes they're given a permit called "excuse shaving"

That was how we lost our jobs at MTN Call Centre Jos back in 2012. NLC picketed our centre over alleged malpractices by our parent company, CNSSL . Over 2000 Call Centre Agents were thrown into the already over saturated labour market. Till date many of our colleagues are still jobless, CNSSL wound up operations and relocated the Centre to Ilorin and refused to even accept those of us willing to relocate.

Ejiphill09:
UNN. Lol

E be like na Alvan Ikoku hostel be that, used to be the dirtiest among hostels in Franco axis.