Nancy Pelosi and the Democrat are just wasting their time

SPURS

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let's hope the senate can pull this through

BUHARI & APC will face the consequence of their action

It's not surprising all this coordinated attack is carried out on PDP stronghold state, the other day card readers were burnt in ABIA, ANAMBRA & PLATEAU. This time around BENUE which is obviously another PDP stronghold hold has been attacked. No matter how hard APC attempts to rig the election BUHARI is going back to DAURA.

Dana is one of the worst airline in Nigeria... All they know how to do is to delay ur flight... I hope they will change their old & rickety airplanes

Buhari & Atiku are both thieves... There is no difference both men are after the position just to amass more wealth

You omitted Can Drink and Cutlery

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Dana is highly incompetent

Some of the Aircraft used by Dana Airways has been in active service for over 20 years...

The incompetent Dana Airline

Happy Birthday Papa

I'm a legal attorney in New York... And the legal market in the U.S is quite lucrative and competitive, 2 million naira won't get u anywhere... You need something huge financially, you can apply for your masters in any cheap university and also enroll for the American Bar Exams.

The Su-57, a plane meant to function as a killer of US F-35 and F-22 stealth jets with an innovative array of radars, saw a brief period of combat over Syria, but the deployment only lasted days and didn't pit the jet against any threats befitting a world class fighter


Russia announced earlier this month that the Su-57, its proposed entry into the world of fifth-generation stealth fighters, will not see mass production.The jet had some promising capabilities in combat, but design and production difficulties made it a difficult project with limited export potential.This move represents a failure for Russia to manage its huge defense budget and breadth of projects and to find buyers for its version of a jet meant to take on US stealth fighters.

Russia announced earlier this month that the Su-57, its proposed entry into the world of fifth-generation stealth fighter aircraft, will not see mass production.

“The plane has proven to be very good, including in Syria, where it confirmed its performance and combat capabilities,” Russian Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov said on Russian TV on July 2, as The Diplomat reports.

But despite Russia's non-stop praise for the plane and dubious claims about its abilities, Borisov ultimately said, "The Su-57 is considered to be one of the best aircrafts produced in the world. Consequently, it does not make sense to speed up work on mass-producing the fifth-generation aircraft.”

Justin Bronk, a combat aviation expert at the Royal United Services Institute, told Business Insider that Borisov's comments "could be charitably described as an unreasonably optimistic reason why they stopped production."

Basically, Borisov said the plane is so much better than everything out there, they don't need to build it, which Bronk finds unlikely.

Instead, Russia will stick to what it's good at with upgraded fourth generation aircraft in service instead of the Su-57, which originally was meant to replace the older fighters.

The Su-57, a plane meant to function as a killer of US F-35 and F-22 stealth jets with an innovative array of radars, saw a brief period of combat over Syria, but the deployment only lasted days and didn't pit the jet against any threats befitting a world class fighter.

Initially proposed as a joint project with India, the Su-57 hit trouble when neither side could agree on how to split the production and technological development. After 11 years in the program, India withdrew, leaving Russia to go it alone with a weak economy.

Now, India has been discussed as a potential buyer of the F-35 in another blow to Russia's dream of developing its own fifth-gen fighter.

Su-57 was never really fifth-generation, and never really stealth

A senior stealth scientist recently told Business Insider that though the jet claimed a stealthy profile, it had glaring and obvious flaws. A 2016 report from IHS Janes stated the jet was fifth generation "in name only."

But the Su-57 carries a massive payload, and was slated to one day carry nuclear weapons. Like the Su-35 before it, had super maneuverability beyond that of any US jet.

By all means, the Su-57 appeared a next-level dogfighting jet capable of taking out the US's best fighters in close combat, but its failure to integrate stealth made getting in close with an F-35 or F-22 an unlikely bet.

Bronk said Russia must have looked at the program and realized that it didn't have the potential, even with upgrades and maturation, to ever work out to be worth the price. At around $40 million a unit, Russia's Su-57 is less than half the price of an F-35, but considerably more expensive than its other jets.

"Russia is more or less admitting defeat in building a feasible fifth-generation fighter," said Bronk.

For that price, according to Bronk, Russia can just put the fancy radars and missiles on its older planes in greater numbers, as the Su-57's airframe was never really stealth in the first place.

Russia is currently working on new tanks, submarines, and nuclear weapons, all of which tax its already large defense budget. With other projects going forward, it appears the Su-57 has become the first casualty of the budget crunch.

As the US's F-35 starts to come on line in significant numbers, and China's J-20 stealth jet deploys in earnest, it looks like Russia is getting left behind in the world of top-class militaries.

He who fights for Justice has a lot to fear and as such must be protected... When you fight for justice, the corrupt and looters would look for a way to attack and fight you back.

The reverse is the case when you fight for nothing... You have nothing to fear because, such a person is of no relevance to the opposition.

You are super gifted, keep it up.

That's really huge... Lagos is really soaring high.

Just look at the peaceful Palestinians... lighting fires, throwing stones...

Awesome

Fergie will bounce back stronger

Russian President Vladimir Putin has thanked his US counterpart Donald Trump for the CIA’s help in foiling a plot to attack the city of Saint Petersburg, the Kremlin said Sunday.

Putin spoke by phone with Trump to thank him for intelligence supplied by the CIA which allowed Russia’s FSB security service to break up an Islamic State group cell that was planning a suicide attack on December 16, it said in a statement carried by Russian news agencies.

The FSB announced on Friday it had arrested seven members of a cell that had been planning a suicide attack and “the killing of citizens” in crowded areas of Russia’s second city.

Police confiscated a “large number of explosives used to make homemade bombs, automatic rifles, munitions and extremist literature,” it said in a statement.

On Tuesday, FSB chief Alexander Bortnikov said Russia was on alert for the possible return of jihadists from Syria ahead of the World Cup and the presidential election in 2018.

Russia has suffered several assaults in recent years, including an attack in Saint Petersburg that left 14 people dead in April

Beautiful

Wow

Nice one O.P

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That Casablanca airport is so local... Long runway though... My best touch down ever was at that airport. So smooth. I was like WOW!!! Was even tempted to clap for the Captain.. Don't ask me if I did. Lol

You are right... The airport is very local, most of the direction and instruction displayed on the screen in the airport is in Arabic language, the airport officials are hostile.

Ethiopian Airways is the best... Egypt Airways is also good, Royal Air Maroc is simply the worst of all they are uncoordinated, the plane cabin has this creaking sound when on motion.... The flight attendant are rude, my first and only experience with Royal Air Maroc was when I took a flight enroute Paris from Casablanca.

I remember the good old days School Register and Spotting Waves Cream.... The number of times u skip classes will reflect on your report card.

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