Minister of Transport Mr Rotimi Amaechi commences discussion with President Buhari to ensure that the nation has a national carrier...A good one.
Thursday, February 11, 2016
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Hahahahahahhaaa! Dis man what did he know?
ReplyDeleteYour English is what's wrong with Nigeria. "What DOES he know". Thank me later.
DeleteHahahaha! This girl you don't know English.
DeleteMake e do fast fast abeg
ReplyDeleteGiant of Africa no National Carrier
I weep for naija
O sharrap! We don't need to have a national carrier. National carrier is the least of our problems. UK doesn't have a national carrier (BA is a public listed company) and USA doesn't have a national carrier.
DeleteThis is just a big distraction. Amaechi should just work hard to make sure our airports are of international standards. He has to also totally overhaul FAAN and all those other useless agencies.
Of course we need a national carrier. In fact we are in dire need of it. Why shouldn't we have one, instead of subjecting the country to inconveniences that make foreign carriers intimidate and bully us?
DeleteHaving a national career will not only create jobs internally, it'll also save us a lot of money. It'll boost our economy. Look at how virgin Atlantic fired all their Nigerian staff recently, or at least most of them... is that how it should be? Do u know how much monies would be generated from our national carrier?
Do u realise that Nigerians travel the most, according to world travel evaluation/statistics? Yet she has no official carrier? Does it make any iota of sense to you? Nahhh
Is that the most pressing issue right now?
ReplyDeleteHowabout his PH railway?
Presently in Nigeria everything is a pressing issue.
DeleteLet all support this course to the good of the nation.
Meaning what? Noise maker!
ReplyDelete#slapsandheadbuttsQuickie
DeleteIt's good I hope the staff won't have the typical civil servant nonchalant behaviour...Lord Help My country Nigeria
ReplyDeleteAbeg abeg abeggggggggggg!!!!! what is this now!!!! what percentage of the population is affected by this move?????
ReplyDeletewhat happens to rail line? what happens to water transportation? what happens to Mass Transit.
How about regulating the current carrier more effectively?????????????????
abeg Rotimi all ds elephant projects that you governor embark upon and abandon mid way should not be extended to Federal level o!!!!!!!!!
this is your one and only chance to impress those of us that do not know what you did in Rivers but hear all the negative news from your opponents o!!!!!!!!! abeg o.
Honestly I think that air travel and railways are the most important means of transportation that should be invested in for now. Not to mention how much money will be generated from both.
DeleteIn no time they'll recover whatever monies will be invested into the sector. You'll be shocked
Good for them...
ReplyDeleteWe dey wait hon Minister
ReplyDeleteAPC Propanganda. we don hear. Na only newspapers una dey work
ReplyDeleteEnd time carrier
ReplyDeleteOK o
ReplyDeleteWeldon, work harder.
ReplyDeleteOK oooo
ReplyDeleteLet them revive Nigeria Airways.
ReplyDeleteFor what? So that ministers, government officials and their families, friends and mistresses can be travelling first class for free? Just like they've been travelling on airforce planes for free????
DeleteStory!
ReplyDeleteStory story. Stella, stop this abeg
ReplyDeleteOnye iberibe.
ReplyDeleteMrs korks, is Rev rotimi amaechi d only minister we hav in naija?
ReplyDeleteEnd time reportage by Mrs korks.
Another end time white elephant project.
Good one. Arik be charging passenger fare at ridiculous prices, Aero gradually joining them. With this, I hope it will be achievable as we need strong competitions amongst them all.
ReplyDeleteErrr,pls kindly rephrase the statement Sir.
ReplyDeleteThe Nigerain Airways I know and flew many times as a child was good.I still remember the pic of an Elephant drawn inside their planes.
That was when Nigeria was good.very good.But then It all came crashing down much later.
I won't lie that I ever used Nigeria airways before o. I just used to see it back then. But as kids we flew British Caledonia.. now British airways. Dayummm good 'ol days of the mickey mouse gifts we got on the plane as kids. It was simply the best. The triangle cheese with mickey mouse socks n pull overs. I told my kids that they aren't enjoying anything now, they should have seen us then. Chai no make me remember d days of my youth o. Nostalgia. Lol.
DeleteOK bye
a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
ReplyDelete.
Ooky....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***
Another scheme to dupe Nigeria. What happened to Nigeria Airways/Virgin Nigeria/Air Nigeria? Jimoh Ibrahim took bailout funds for Air Nigeria and closed operations and no one questioned why he took bail out funds only to close down operations ' temporarily ' till today. We don't need a national carrier. Support existing Nigerian Airlines
ReplyDeleteSee fingers...
ReplyDeleteErm,what did I read sef?
He is trying to create an airline that he will privatize. Why do we need an airline when we have no airports taht are worldclass? We no even get roads. As usual, gravitating towards things that add value to the successful. As a struggling nation, here is what we demand of the transportation sector:
ReplyDelete1) connectivity between cities and villages so that the cost of goods can be greatly reduced.
2) Ease of transporting goods both into and out of the country.
3) Safe worldclass airports in at least each geographic zone of the country so that transportation of goods and services can be more efficient.
4) Encourage growth of the courier sector by offering incentives/concessions for smaller operations like office delivery, etc
5) Support the expansion of the commuter industry by providing incentives for small operators to run profitable and sustainable operations on pre-identified major routes.
Poor man no need Nigeria Airways. Poor man comprises 70% of the country. Address the needs of hte poor man and you are well on your way to a successful tenure as minister.
This is another to get the money back Amaechi funded APC with. His rail project is just there. Please he should just get ready to be sacked, because evidences are piling up against him. Anytime i remember what this man did in Rivers State, am pained. Not one single project. Not one.
ReplyDelete#thatnigerdeltagirl