Yankiss:

Lol. Get back to Britain through the black market channel.

osazsky:
I hope we won't here something like this, during d election, buhari has been stolen during campaign in Edo state,oshimolo and IG was also hijacked, stolen and they have not yet been found,then after the election the 3 of them were returned back to duara,bubu b warned Edo boys are not smiling

expert234:


There is a difference between electing and appointing a dead man.

davodyguy:
A dead man was elected in America on Tuesday. He died days before election, but Americans still went ahead to vote for him. What do you call that?

GodDeyCraze:



Edo State government won't mind selling it legally to Britain just too use the money to pay salaries

chrischukszy01:
The country has been sold. Just patiently waiting for China to come n collect their paper...

iswallker:


They voted the party stupid....knowing fully well that another party man will be selected to occupy the position...

blacknp:
All fake news Edo state can’t inquire let alone sell any equipment belonging to Benin Airport,the Airports in Nigeria are exclusively under the purview of the Federal Government.

Who told Edo State Government that any aviation equipments are missing,what is their business?

raindodger13:
Yet some peeps are still clamouring for Buhari's return to office in 2019. This stuff we're witnessing is just the beginning. Kwantinue.

GodDeyCraze:



Don't jump from nowhere and interrupt people's discussion, try to understand what we were saying first.

I'm not talking of Benin Airport, no be you I quote

goldcoinhub:
An equipment that was recently purchased to aid the take-off and landing of aircraft has been stolen at the Benin Airport, Edo State, South-South Nigeria, the state government said, Premium Times reports

“The Edo state governor, Godwin Obaseki, has condemned the theft of part of the Instrument Landing System (ILS) being installed at the Benin Airport,” a statement issued on Thursday by the Edo State Government House, Benin, said.

The Benin Airport is owned and operated by the federal government.

The equipment, according to the statement, were bought a few days ago by the state government to enable aircraft take off and land at the airport on 24 hours basis.

The statement said:

“The Instrument Landing System (ILS) is a radio navigation system which provides aircraft with horizontal and vertical guidance before and during landing.”

It added:

“Some equipment in the Glide Slope, a component of the ILS, which provides the vertical guidance was stolen while facilities at the localiser component were intact.”

A disappointed Mr Obaseki, who was on a tour of the facility at the airport, is said to have directed the Nigerian intelligence service, the State Security Service (SSS) to immediately investigate and fish out those behind the theft.

“I assured Edo people that our Airport will render 24-hour services and we have been working on that with the relevant federal government agencies to see how we can get the necessary equipment in place to allow this happen,” the governor was quoted as saying in a meeting with a senior official of the Nigerian Airforce, before he inspected the facilities at the airport.

“We have been able to secure the ILS and the necessary equipment, we also have an agreement to put runway lights so that planes can be guided to land at night.

“Work has started but there is little incident as some of the equipment bought last week have been stolen. We have brought in security agencies to investigate and get the culprits arrested and ensure the work proceeds as desired.

“Our goal is to ensure that before the harmattan season, the Benin Airport will be ready to function as a 24/7 Airport and more importantly, have the landing system to navigate flights even in bad weather,” Mr Obaseki said.

Officials of the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and the National Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) accompanied the governor on the facility tour.

https://lailasnews.com/landing-equipment-stolen-at-benin-airport-days-after-purchase

davodyguy:
A dead man was elected in America on Tuesday. He died days before election, but Americans still went ahead to vote for him. What do you call that?

Maxigrid:
Well I wont be flying to Benin airport in the near future

blacknp:
Teacher you forgot to tell us the difference?

expert234:


Student, you lack the basic tool for learning: English Dictionary.

goldcoinhub:
An equipment that was recently purchased to aid the take-off and landing of aircraft has been stolen at the Benin Airport, Edo State, South-South Nigeria, the state government said, Premium Times reports

“The Edo state governor, Godwin Obaseki, has condemned the theft of part of the Instrument Landing System (ILS) being installed at the Benin Airport,” a statement issued on Thursday by the Edo State Government House, Benin, said.

The Benin Airport is owned and operated by the federal government.

The equipment, according to the statement, were bought a few days ago by the state government to enable aircraft take off and land at the airport on 24 hours basis.

The statement said:

“The Instrument Landing System (ILS) is a radio navigation system which provides aircraft with horizontal and vertical guidance before and during landing.”

It added:

“Some equipment in the Glide Slope, a component of the ILS, which provides the vertical guidance was stolen while facilities at the localiser component were intact.”

A disappointed Mr Obaseki, who was on a tour of the facility at the airport, is said to have directed the Nigerian intelligence service, the State Security Service (SSS) to immediately investigate and fish out those behind the theft.

“I assured Edo people that our Airport will render 24-hour services and we have been working on that with the relevant federal government agencies to see how we can get the necessary equipment in place to allow this happen,” the governor was quoted as saying in a meeting with a senior official of the Nigerian Airforce, before he inspected the facilities at the airport.

“We have been able to secure the ILS and the necessary equipment, we also have an agreement to put runway lights so that planes can be guided to land at night.

“Work has started but there is little incident as some of the equipment bought last week have been stolen. We have brought in security agencies to investigate and get the culprits arrested and ensure the work proceeds as desired.

“Our goal is to ensure that before the harmattan season, the Benin Airport will be ready to function as a 24/7 Airport and more importantly, have the landing system to navigate flights even in bad weather,” Mr Obaseki said.

Officials of the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and the National Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) accompanied the governor on the facility tour.

https://lailasnews.com/landing-equipment-stolen-at-benin-airport-days-after-purchase
There's god oooooooo

davodyguy:
A dead man was elected in America on Tuesday. He died days before election, but Americans still went ahead to vote for him. What do you call that?