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Proffdada:He may choose to play low unlike you guys known for loudness, why not name what he earns Another Igbo guru, you guys are still learning
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Damsyjay:Igbos to learn from who? Igbos always representing positively more than your tribe
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Vivuch:According to your ewedu brain
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Anambra fourth largest economy after Lagos, Rivers and Abj
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Deomelo I need your attention here ![]() |
ckenneths:Weldon bro |
I don't know why Afonjas are very hateful beings, Igbos are not the cause of their miseries, just imagine Kemi that can't take care of herself hating a day old boy richer than her |
Harbour industrial layout Onitsha
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Harbour industrial layout Onitsha
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Jaideyone:Your people are known for making noise exDirector Igbos control nollywood Osuofia in London highest selling Nollywood films in history by KingsileyKingsiley Ogoro Teco Benson is a Nigerian film director and producer. He was nominated for Best Director at the Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2006 and 2008, and won Director of the Year at the 2011 Best of Nollywood Awards. In 2012 he was decorated by President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria as a Member of the Order of the Federal Republic Movies produced Red Hot Accident Mission to Nowhere State of Emergency Two Brides and a Baby High Blood Pressure Explosion Executive Crime Broad Daylight The Price Wasted Years End of the Wicked War Front Formidable Force Blood Diamonds False Alarm Terror Six Demons The Senator Eye for Eye Dirty Game Felony Day of Reckoning Day of Atonement Highway to the Grave Grace to Grass Danger Signal Accidental Discharge Silence of the Gods Mfana Ibagha Iku doro The Fake Prophet Elastic Limit Mr & Mrs, Chapter 2 Obi Emelonye Last flight to Abuja- Mirror boy Onye Ozi London successor Thy will be donedone Dickson Nnamdi Iroegbu is a Nigerian film director and producer. He has directed and produced several Nollywood hit movies. In 2005, at the maiden edition of the African Movie Academy Awards, Iroegbu won three awards for the movie The Mayors, including the awards for Best Picture, Best Screenplay and Best Director open link to view 10 powerful film producers 2018 1st, 2nd and 3rd are Igbos https://www.nigerianinfopedia.com/top-10-powerful-film-producers-nigerian-movie-industry/
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![]() Coneheads are known for hating Igbos ![]()
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Okoyeebo:With your IGR propaganda and fake rice pyramid Ogun state government was bailed out twice by FG during recession, they are still struggling to pay workers salaries, and they can't executed meaningful project without borrowing ![]()
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Okoyeebo:Imagine source and year >
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Okoyeebo:According to ewedu brain statistics Ogun I know is very backward when compare to Anambra |
Okoyeebo:Southwest is kidnap capital of Nigeria, Southeast is safest region in Nigeria-UN
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Okoyeebo:I hope you know some Yorubas miscreants were also deported to Oyo state during Fashola regime I know you are very ignorant on Intafact beverages limited Onitsha, fact is no western state outside Lagos is more viable than Anambra state
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Bolustical:E.w.u Osun Anambra state is fourth largest economy in Nigeria after Lagos, Rivers and FCT. and remains largest commercial hub.
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adaxxy:You're ignorant |
adaxxy:This is Boeing website below to confirm, it was fidelity bank that financed the deal, below picture is US ambassador to Nigeria,Boeing Sales Director for West and Central Africa, Mr Larry Tolliver. also on the picture are Mr Allen Onyema founder of Airpeace, Mr Okonknwo MD of Fidelity Bank , The aircraft cost $113 million each http://boeing.mediaroom.com/2018-09-13-Boeing-Air-Peace-Announce-Order-for-10-737-MAX-Airplanes https://punchng.com/air-peace-buys-10-new-boeing-aircraft/ https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/09/14/air-peace-makes-history-orders-10-new-b737-max-planes-from-boeing/ https://guardian.ng/news/air-peace-boeing-sign-agreement-to-deliver-10-new-737-max-aircraft/
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Firgemachar:Stop hating just congratulate her and move on |
Congrats Genny Lalasticlala
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Deltatoto:Airpeace breaking records, they just acquired 10 brand new boeing 737 max Boeing just announced the news on their website five hours ago http://boeing.mediaroom.com/2018-09-13-Boeing-Air-Peace-Announce-Order-for-10-737-MAX-Airplanes
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Air Peace, Boeing sign $1.1bn aircraft acquisition deal Nigeria's largest carrier, Air Peace on Thursday signed multi-million dollar pact with US aircraft manufacturer, The Boeing Company, to buy 10 new B737 Max aircraft. The agreement was signed at the United States Consulate in Lagos by the Chief Executive Officer of the airline, Mr Allen Onyema and Boeing Sales Director for West and Central Africa, Mr Larry Tolliver. A unit cost of the aircraft is $113m (N40bn), it was learnt but the CEO disclosed that Boeing was generous enough to have reduced the amount after series of negotiations. With the expected delivery of the new aircraft, the fleet of the airline would increase to 37 in four years of the airline’s operation. Onyema speaking with journalists after the signing said: “We have just signed an order for 10 B737 aircraft from Boeing. We are interested in creating employment for our people because one of the aircraft can create 500 jobs. “We are trying to curb insecurity by creating job opportunities for our people. Air Peace currently has about 3,000 employees and I believe that is part of our contribution to national development.” Onyema lauded President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration for the support given to Nigerian airlines to thrive appealed to the government to find ways of establishing local refineries to reduce the high cost of aviation fuel. Also, the US Consul General, Mr John Bray, said the agreement between both companies would further deepen the relationship between Nigeria and the US. Bray said it was a win-win situation for both countries because the deal would create about 3,000 jobs in Nigeria while about 5,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector would be created in the US. On his part, Tolliver said the B373 Max aircraft was the fastest aircraft manufactured by Boeing and consumes about 40 per cent less fuel than other Boeing aircraft currently being used by Air Peace. The Managing Director of Fidelity Bank, Mr. Nnamdi Okonkwo, said the bank is supporting Air Peace because the airline had proven it can be trusted. https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/air-peace-boeing-sign-1-1bn-aircraft-acquisition-deal.html
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.Breaking! Air Peace makes history, orders 10 brand new 737 MAX planes Air Peace on Thursday signed an agreement with Boeing Corporation for the acquisition of 10 brand new 737 MAX 8 aircraft, making history as the first airline in West Africa to add the equipment to its fleet. Air Peace already operates Boeing 737s and Embraer 145s on its domestic and regional routes. The airline, which recently added Boeing 777s to its fleet, is looking to soon launch its international flight operations. Speaking at the agreement signing ceremony at the residence US Consul General in Lagos, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace, Mr Allen Onyema said the airline was now more positioned to lift Nigeria’s economy, create jobs and transform air travel. “We are excited to add the 737 MAX to our fleet as we expand our network to offer more destinations and serve more passengers,” said Onyema. He added: “The fuel efficiency and superior operating economics of the 737 MAX will ensure that the aircraft will play a major role in growing our business in the years to come.” He commended Boeing, the governments of Nigeria and the United States as well as Fidelity Bank for their different roles in assisting the airline to achieve the feat. For his part, the Sales Director of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Mr. Larry Tolliver praised Air Peace for the feat. The new aircraft, he assured, would drastically cut the airline’s cost of operations. Read Also: Air Peace takes services to Kaduna Also speaking, the US Consul General in Lagos, Mr John Bray assured Air Peace of the support of his country’s government. He commended Air Peace and its chairman for the feat. The Managing Director of Fidelity Bank, Mr. Nnamdi Okonkwo, for his part, praised Onyema for his integrity and hard work. He confirmed that Fidelity Bank decided to support Air Peace because of its financial discipline and sound business model The 737 MAX 8 is part of a family of airplanes that offer 130 to 230 seats and the ability to fly up to 3,850 nautical miles (7,130 kilometers). With improvements such as the CFM International LEAP-1B engine and Advanced Technology winglets, the 737 MAX will help Air Peace save more than 20 percent on fuel costs compared to its current single-aisle airplanes. The MAX 8, in particular, offers airlines 13 more seats than its closest competitor, seven percent lower costs for each of those seats, and 300 miles more range. “Africa is a growing market for commercial airplanes and we are proud that airlines like Air Peace are selecting Boeing aircraft to be part of that growth,” said Marty Bentrott, Boeing Sales vice president for Middle East, Turkey, Russia, Central Asia & Africa. “This order reflects the strong demand that we are seeing for the 737 MAX as airlines choose the airplane’s superior performance and reliability.” The 737 MAX is the fastest-selling airplane in Boeing history, accumulating more than 4,700 orders from 102 customers worldwide.
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NEITI postulates that since “disbursements to all states as at June 2018 exceeded 60 percent of total disbursements in 2017, it is also likely that FAAC disbursements to all states in 2018 will exceed their 2017 values.” The NEITI Quarterly Review also looked at the deductions made from the allocations to the states. The report identified five states with the lowest deductions as a percentage of disbursements as Anambra (2.89 percent), Yobe (2.93 percent), Jigawa (3.96 percent), Enugu (6.72 percent), Nassarawa (6.74 percent). In the same direction, states with the highest deductions as percentage of disbursements were Plateau (33.48 percent), Ogun (38.43 percent), Zamfara (41.55 percent), Cross River (54.53 percent) and Osun (141.79 percent). |
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