Three Of Nigeria's 22 Airports Profitable, Others Subsidised - FAAN MD 

Brother as I will always say time is the greatest judge

I was proposing eastern Nigeria governors come together for a rail project but people think I was against progress

You made a point but saying most easterners came after you is narrow minded. We habe over 40million people in south east even if 1million of them are against you, you can say all easterners were against you.

@@reginanoah2426 Dear brother/ sister the word "almost" as appeared in my comment was a typographic error, what I meant to write was "most" Thanks for your understanding.

God bless you, the day I kicked against the new lekki airport,I was almost roasted by people that have never even entered an airport, see Lagos state is full of potholes and crater ridden roads

@@jonahigbokwe394 Not having a national airline has also contributed to the downfall of nigerian airports. In the 70s and 80s, these airports were viable because nigerian airways made frequent flights to them. In those days, i flew to Kaduna airport, makurdi and enugu airports and saw planes coming in and departing daily thanks to nigerian airways.

She is very brilliant ​@@4evertrue830

But you know Nigerians if you stop Subsidizing something they will just start complaining.

You are not from ebonyi State

@@oketachiboy4384hhhhhmmmm how! Why!! ?

The easiest route to ferry stolen fund

That is the fault of the nigerian govt. You can't give in to the desires of all international airlines to operate at only certain airports. Let them fly in and out of Nigeria using other nigerian airports.

​@@4evertrue830 It doesn't work that way. The government cannot make any airline fly to a particular airport. It's all about the bottom line for airlines. They do feasibility studies, if they think having direct flights to a particular airport will be profitable for them, they would fight tooth and nail to get landing rights at that airport.

@@gardensteps This is possible in other countries, so it can be done here in Nigeria.

@@4evertrue830 Each country has rules airlines must follow, dictating the cities where airlines fly to is not one of those rules. So no. It's only in your imagination that it is done in other countries. The Nigerian government telling Delta, BA, etc that they must fly to some obscure airports in the hinterland "ain't" happening. Airlines fly to cities where they will make a profit.

@@gardensteps Not some obscure airport (a local airport) but, an international designated airport existing in that country especially if there are many of such available. Nigeria has at least 5 that i am aware of, namely - Lagos, Kano, Abuja, Port-harcourt and Enugu airports. There was a time Ilorin airport was also an international airport. Maybe it is no more recognised as one. If the airlines don't accept it, they can stay out. Too much Fx is leaving Nigeria through them anyway..🤔

Let her prove herself with this position first, otherwise she might even be worse than all the past presidents of Nigeria put together.

Womanizer

She seems like a no nonsense person and so forget about that part. Women are actually more dangerous than men if you really pull their tail. Everyone has that monster in them too but they dispense these personality traits differently..

That's a big lie my friend. Stop dishing out fake news

@mike Before you make a pronouncement like that, be sure of what you're saying. To use a trolley in many US airports, you pay. In my city, a luggage cart is $6.

Lies! The majority of the airport in the US charge between 5-10$

....in jfk here in New York , it has risen from 5 dollars to 7 dollars the last time " 4 weeks ago " I was returning from Germany. I guess it must be free in ur Southern Sudan of ur regular based. May God blesses ur heart.

Facts, they know exactly what they’re doing but I hope that changes soon.

Don't worry. We're all hoping you get Biafra one day

@@gardenstepsOffcourse Biafra will come to your very eyes enemy of Success

People who know power generation has been decentralised and want to make good use of business opportunities prevalent in Nigeria.

@@bethechange36don’t mind the mumu