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commercial units (sales team) • monitor the performance and relationships with suppliers to ensure compliance with business standards • provide/validate/evaluate technical elements of crop and brand strategies at commercial unit crop level (technical assumptions, technical stories including competitors) • understand and interface with the various organisations that contribute to variety research and development, agronomics, sustainability, finished product quality, rice utilization/ production. • identify potential solutions to address grower needs and support new product launches via participation in trials and training. • set up, follow up, consolidate and analyse trials and trial results for the commercial unit down to territory level to build deep understanding of solutions, to sharpen their positioning and maximize the impact of product launches • support collaboration with local influencers • develop process improvement initiatives to optimise efficiency of existing and new recipe/products without risk to product conformance or established specifications. • develop and deliver technical training and guidance as required. • training in technical elements of seeds / cp for sales teams job requirements: • first degree in food science & technology with agronomy background or any relevant field of study – rice agronomy expertise is required • at least 8 years relevant experience of which 3 years should be in a technical role (e. g. technical support manager, product evaluator, technical advisor or technical service or product manager in the agri-business sector) • crop management knowledge with field experience • deep and broad agronomy, crop and product knowledge • ability to manage multiple projects/tasks and meet deadlines • good communication (written and verbal) skills and excellent command of the english language • good interpersonal skills • must have ability to learn to operate any of the process equipment, as well as understand process and product testing requirements. • ability to work under pressure. • safety conscious, quality conscious and excellent work ethics • strong computer skills • willingness to travel as necessary to execute projects. country business manager location: lagos state the position holder will regularly execute sales campaigns with the aim of achieving agreed sales targets. he/she will assume external relationship responsibilities while leading and representing the business and staff with the aim of achieving profitable growth to making the business number one in the industry. responsibilities • ensure appropriate customer segmentation exists and appropriate offers are defined and delivered. • act as an active member of the sales community and contribute to the optimisation and selective alignment of commercial policies and price structure across borders. • ensure that all relevant processes and policies are well understood and implemented by the country team and, where necessary, by customers. • ensure compliance with hse requirements, local legislation and competition law. • actively develop relationships with outside bodies that have major influence on the business of the company e.g external markets for products, international marketing boards etc. • contribute to the go to market and channel strategies. • develop field force effectiveness measures based on standard indicators. • define sales targets based on current strategy and business plans. • develop zone plans and key account plans, including channels, influencers and other demand creators. • measure field force performance and develop corrective/improvement actions. • put in place the necessary activities to ensure business continuity during the transition. • support the integration of the cp and se field forces, including the definition of new processes/ways of working, driving appointment process and fostering mind-set change. • work with colleagues within the territory, in other territories, in the crop groups and global functions to develop effective governance and ways of working at the critical interfaces. job requirements: • a degree in business administration, marketing and any management related course. mba degree will be an added advantage • at least 10years proven track record in business development/management or marketing with at least 5 years at management level • proven leadership skills • proven ability to understand customer needs, structure and business drivers • sets ambitious strategic goals, analytical thinking and customer focus • collaborates across boundaries, develops people, organisation and self • applies effective grower, channel and influencer segmentation • develops/delivers innovative, customer-driven offers • develops/implements sound value and transactional pricing based on customer perceived value • designs/optimizes effective field force strategy • delivers distinctive value proposition to customer • manages distribution channels effectively • develops/executes campaign plans • anticipates changes in the market and adjusts strategies accordingly • impeccable negotiation, communication and presentation skills application and cv’s with the job title clearly indicated as the subject of the mail should be sent to; [email protected]. only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. application deadline: friday, may17th, 2013 read more... posted by jeremy at 9:00 pm , links to this post , 0 comments saturday, march 16, 2013 job opportunities, abuja vacancy our client is a leading provider of industrial productivity solutions since more than a century. the products and services range from compressed air and gas equipment to construction and mining equipment and industrial tools and assembly systems. the organisation is seeking for qualified candidates to fill existing vacant positions; job location: abuja business development manager (after market construction equipment) responsibilities • develop service delivery standards based on customer requirements and identify key performance indicators by which the success of the “service development project” will be measured • develop and implement marketing and sales strategies for the development and growth of new and existing aftermarket sales • drive aftermarket sales to achieve full annual sales target in construction equipment aftermarket business. • review existing customer base and proactively seek opportunities to develop business by introducing and selling the benefits of new and existing products and services • develop a situation analysis of the company including its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to assist in the development of a strategic plan for the future of the business. • attend workshops, trade shows, and seminars to keep up-to-date on changes in the industry • in conjunction with the country director, develop account plans to ensure profitable business growth educational qualification a bachelor’s degree or equivalent degree in mechanical engineering or a related discipline. a masters degree in a relevant field is an added advantage. knowledge, skill and experience • minimum of 12 years of relevant industry experience with at least 5 years in similar position is required. • strong service and technical background • customer management experience. • strong negotiating and communication skills • contract management sales manager (road construction equipment) responsibilities • identify new markets and business opportunities • drive sales to achieve full annual sales target in road construction equipment business. • act as a contact between the company and its existing and potential markets • gather market and customer information • work closely and communicate effectively with regional managers, engineers, inside sales people, and distributors • willingness to make travels at company request • negotiate the terms of an agreement and close sales • make accurate, rapid cost calculations, and providing customers with quotations. educational qualification a bachelor’s degree or equivalent degree in mechanical engineering or a related discipline. a masters degree in a relevant field is an added advantage. knowledge, skill and experience • direct marketing & selling of engineering products preferred • excellent communication and interpersonal skills, confident, outgoing, sociable character • must have managed road construction projects service engineer responsibilities • promptly carry out servicing and maintenance on customer’s compressors • diagnose mechanical and electrical faults on customer’s equipment • train customers and service personnel as required, in the general operations of their machines • where required, plan and organise daily and weekly visit schedules • effectively promote company`s corporate image • apply health and safety regulations on site • maintain engineering practice standard at all times • maintain test instruments to ensure they remain in good condition all the time • pass on leads to help generate sales • perform related duties as required educational qualification a bachelor’s degree or equivalent degree in engineering or a related discipline. a masters degree in a relevant field is an added advantage. knowledge, skill and experience • a minimum 6 years` experience in technical/engineering/technical aftermarket service environment or related industry • a self-starter who needs no supervision • a team player who can coordinate efforts to achieve results • good understanding and use of company rules and policies that are applicable to the particular process • technical knowledge of company’s products and their applications • good communication skills especially in english language (written and spoken) • computer literate with a good knowledge of microsoft office • knowledge of safety practices • hands on experience in a similar role • excellent diagnostic skills • knowledge of maintenance and scheduling method of application application and cv’s with the job title clearly indicated as the subject of the mail should be sent to; [email protected] only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. application deadline: monday, march 18th, 2013 read more... posted by jeremy at 1:13 pm , links to this post , 0 comments saturday, december 01, 2012 court hilarity court reporters keep straight faces ! these are from a book called disorder in the american courts and are things people actually said in court, word for word, taken down and published by court reporters that had the torment of staying calm while the exchanges were taking place. attorney: what was the first thing your husband said to you that morning? witness: he said, 'where am i, cathy ?' attorney: and why did that upset you? witness: my name is susan ! _______________________________________________________ attorney: what gear were you in at the moment of the impact? witness: gucci sweats and reeboks. ______________________________________________________ attorney: are you sexually active? witness: no, i just lie there. _____________________________________________________ attorney: what is your date of birth? witness: july 18th. attorney: what year? witness: every year. _____________________________________________________ attorney: how old is your son, the one living with you? witness: thirty-eight or thirty-five, i can't remember which. attorney: how long has he lived with you? witness: forty-five years. __________________________________________________________ attorney: this myasthenia gravis, does it affect your memory at all? witness: yes. attorney: and in what ways does it affect your memory? witness: i forget.. attorney: you forget? can you give us an example of something you forgot? _________________________________________________________________ attorney: now doctor, isn't it true that when a person dies in his sleep, he doesn't know about it until the next morning? witness: did you actually pass the bar exam? ____________________________________ attorney: the youngest son, the 20-year-old, how old is he? witness: he's 20, much like your iq. ___________________________________________ attorney: were you present when your picture was taken? witness: are you shitting me? _________________________________________ attorney: so the date of conception (of the baby) was august 8th? witness: yes. attorney: and what were you doing at that time? witness: getting laid ____________________________________________ attorney: she had three children , right? witness: yes. attorney: how many were boys? witness: none. attorney: were there any girls? witness: your honor, i think i need a different attorney. can i get a new attorney? ____________________________________________ attorney: how was your first marriage terminated? witness: by death.. attorney: and by whose death was it terminated? witness: take a guess. ___________________________________________ attorney: can you describe the individual? witness: he was about medium height and had a beard attorney: was this a male or a female? witness: unless the circus was in town i'm going with male. _____________________________________ attorney: is your appearance here this morning pursuant to a deposition notice which i sent to your attorney? witness: no, this is how i dress when i go to work. ______________________________________ attorney: doctor , how many of your autopsies have you performed on dead people? witness: all of them. the live ones put up too much of a fight. _________________________________________ attorney: all your responses must be oral, ok? what school did you go to? witness: oral... _________________________________________ attorney: do you recall the time that you examined the body? witness: the autopsy started around 8:30 pm attorney: and mr. denton was dead at the time? witness: if not, he was by the time i finished. ____________________________________________ attorney: are you qualified to give a urine sample? witness: are you qualified to ask that question? ______________________________________ attorney: doctor, before you performed the autopsy, did you check for a pulse? witness: no. attorney: did you check for blood pressure? witness: no. attorney: did you check for breathing? witness: no.. attorney: so, then it is possible that the patient was alive when you began the autopsy? witness: no. attorney: how can you be so sure, doctor? witness: because his brain was sitting on my desk in a jar. attorney: i see, but could the patient have still been alive, nevertheless? witness: yes, it is possible that he could have been alive and practicing law. read more... posted by jeremy at 10:35 am , links to this post , 9 comments wednesday, october 10, 2012 job opportunity - gems2 m&e; lead and skills intervention manager 0 0 1 911 5195 crp 43 12 6094 14.0 544x376 normal 0 false false false en-gb ja x-none job location – lagos coffey international development manages the construction and real estate (gems2) component of the joint dfid / world bank growth, employment and markets in states (gems) programme in nigeria. to effectively implement the programme strategic objectives, coffey international development is inviting applications from qualified candidates to fill the following vacant positions; 1. monitoring and evaluation lead the core purpose of the position is to work with each all members of the technical team to ensure effective monitoring and evaluation of all aspects of the project delivery. the position holder will work with the intervention managers to plan, coordinate, monitor and report progress towards achievements of set targets as outlined in the programme logframe. the position holder will also be responsible for coordinating collection of primary and secondary data requirements as deemed necessary. he/she will also provide assistance in aggregating the results from the intervention level m&e systems to the level of the overall programme. key tasks includes: · assist in the preparation and design of m&e strategy, systems, templates, and intervention monitoring framework (imf) for intervention managers. · prepare project’s m&e internal and external reporting milestones detailing output deliverables, person responsible and associated deadlines. · assist intervention leads in the design and completion of intervention rationale, results chains, action plans, research summaries and measurement plans · gather quarterly data and forecasted targets for key indicators of change · work with the intervention managers and the head of finance and administration to apportion project inputs/costs across interventions, specific activities and outputs so as to inform the value for money assessment of specific interventions. · facilitate and manage primary data collection. this could involve: drafting the research requirement (tor), drafting the research tools, coordinating the recruitment of suitable research firms, managing the selected research firm during the data collection phase and facilitating delivery of data in a timely fashion and to an appropriate quality standard. · draft quarterly and annual monitoring reports · assist with the development of monitoring and evaluation plans for new interventions as they come on stream over the lifetime of the programme · liaise with other gems components to coordinate approach to m&e requirement, qualifications and experience · an advanced degree in social science or equivalent relevant experience · relevant experience in designing and implementing organisational level systems for m&e · demonstrable experience of both qualitative and quantitative social research techniques · proven it skills, with experience of developing, maintaining and manipulating large databases and using other analytical tools for research purposes · ability to create effective and efficient systems for gathering and analysing complex data · strong attention to detail and highly organised · leadership qualities to inspire others and team player (in person and virtual) · adaptation skills: ability to work well in a multicultural environment and in a team · highly motivated, responsible, self-directed, resourceful and flexible · report-writing skills – experience with donor-funded programme reporting would be desirable 2. skills intervention manager the aim of the position is to lead and manage a number of programme interventions within skills development and business servies work streams and ensure that it effectively delivers against its terms of reference and budget. key tasks includes: · review existing documentation particularly the intervention monitoring frameworks and the output facilitation strategies that includes background information, results chains, indicators of change, action plans for the skills and business development services work stream · reflect with the team the relevance of the existing interventions to making markets work for the poor (m4p) principles and to the project-wide results chain · meet with the key stakeholders to have a better insight into some of the interventions underway and explore potential for new interventions · following from the initial review and assessment, in consultation with the team leader and intervention managers review and/or redraft the results chains for specific interventions within skills development and business services · provide advisory support to the interventions underway and in consultation with the team leader and based on the existing research design and initiate new interventions that has potential for scale · provide adequate support and mentoring for the junior staff involved in the skills interventions · in all aspects above, the position holder will consider the total geographic scope of the gems2, and the wee (women economic empowerment) strategy of gems2 requirement, qualifications and experience · a degree in economics, social science or equivalent experience in private sector development, or a related field · at least eight years’ experience in development sphere · knowledge of strategic planning and managing change · good understanding of data management and analysis · experience of involving the community and other stakeholders in service design and delivery · proven understanding of private sector development · excellent analytical capabilities, with an ability to think creatively and to communicate ideas effectively with a team. · good verbal and written communication skills · strong interpersonal skills and an ability to build effective relationships with a ra nge of people · project management experience, exposure to technical assistance projects, an ability to bring together sector stakeholders and an understanding of monitoring and evaluation principles. method of application: application and cv’s with the job title clearly indicated as the subject of the mail should be sent to; [email protected] . only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. application deadline: friday, october 12 th , 2012 read more... posted by jeremy at 12:43 am , links to this post , 0 comments friday, september 28, 2012 water in africa now and ahead this slide was presented at a training workshop i participated in this week. the left hand image of africa is the surface 'blue' water situation in 2002, the right hand side what its likely to look like in just over a decade's time.. read more... posted by jeremy at 7:45 pm , links to this post , 3 comments thursday, august 30, 2012 job opening: program manager, interfaith dialogue program location: nigeria start date: september 2012 salary: usd $40,000-60,000, based on experience umass boston’s center for peace, democracy, and development (http://www.umb.edu/cpdd/) and public conversations project (pcp: http://www.publicconversations.org/) are pleased to announce a major initiative to support the conflict resolution work of the interfaith mediation centre (imc) of kaduna, nigeria (see http://www.imcnigeria.org/). we seek a program manager to assist imc in coordinating the day-to-day operations of umass boston and pcp under the supervision of imc leadership, and to support imc operations if requested. the program manager will be responsible for delivering services, consulting with staff and serving as primary liaison between imc and pcp/umass. the role of the program manager is to ensure coherence among the international partners and the sustainability of their support efforts, and to help umass better understand the daily working and needs of imc. the program manager will be responsible for assisting the pcp project director with delivering training in reflective structured dialogue while he is in country, and will continue to monitor and support pcp dialogue initiatives when the pcp project director is not in nigeria. the program manager will also work with the umass principal investigator to oversee umass graduate student teams while they are in nigeria, including the gathering of monitoring and evaluation data. lastly, the program manager will also work with umass and pcp in the development of as early warning system, and assist in developing the network in the field. consequently, the ideal candidate will have several years experience in reflective structured dialogue and other conflict resolution methods, interfaith peacebuilding work, project management skills, and have lived in africa. candidates with strengths in several of these areas are encouraged to apply, but conflict resolution experience is required, preferably with a masters degree or higher in a relevant discipline. interested candidates please email your cv to both prof. darren kew ([email protected]) and dave joseph ([email protected]) as soon as possible. further information about the project can also be provided on request. read more... posted by jeremy at 6:32 pm , links to this post , 1 comments monday, august 27, 2012 the soapstone sculptures of esie nigeria's oldest museum is at esie in kwara state (midway between osogbo and ilorin). the museum contains over 800 soapstone statues, and has a brand new extension with examples of sculpture and masks from across nigeria. it is well worth the detour to get to the museum. scholarly research suggests that the figures were made by the nupe after they sacked oyo. the figures are therefore dated between the 11th and the 15th centuries. unfortunately, you are not allowed to take photos in the museum and there are no postcards or books available to buy there, so i had to take the picture below with my phone (hence the poor quality). it is a real pity that photography is not allowed. it keeps the museum as one of nigeria's best kept secrets, when it should be thronging with school children finding out about the wonders of their cultural heritage. read more... posted by jeremy at 12:24 pm , links to this post , 5 comments monday, august 20, 2012 prose poem for eid mubarak in the local park, hundreds are out in their finery. young men wear snazzy bez-specs; little girls are startled in their wedding cake frocks, while older girls and women wrap translucent shawls over dresses in the northern style. the pony handlers are doing brisk business, two-up per under-nourished horse. the grass smokers loiter contentedly in their usual spot, puffing out sweet herbal clouds. the photographers’ patch is thronged, a little photo printer rolling out future nostalgia inside the scrum. the tensions of the last few days: no fuel, insecurity and the mpape demolitions, seem to float off, at least for the while. and then, the firmament opens. damina rain gushes down with pent-up fury. people race for cover under the trees, cram beneath sparse umbrellas and sardine their way inside the keke napep. all scamper except for one or two rollerbladers, who sense that a stage is theirs. one has lights on his blades that sparkle to his rhythm; another twists and turns in arabesques of rain-soaked delight. all of life waits for the downpour to stop. and i trudge home, drenched to my bones. read more... posted by jeremy at 11:49 pm , links to this post , 2 comments sunday, august 19, 2012 doreen baingana @ tedxnairobi please leave a comment on the youtube page and help get doreen voted onto ted2013. read more... posted by jeremy at 2:44 pm , links to this post , 0 comments monday, july 16, 2012 the naming ceremony by sefi atta "the play shows a couple, akin and tola, who have had their first child. as they both prepare for their baby’s naming ceremony, tola prepares for a day of disagreements, especially with her husband, her mother and mother in-law." the naming ceremony, a new play by distinguished nigerian writer sefi atta and directed by ifeoma fafunwa, is showing at nigeria house (next to the olympics main site) on sat 28th and sun 29th july . here for more info. read more... posted by jeremy at 10:15 am , links to this post , 2 comments friday, june 29, 2012 on rejobulation read more... posted by jeremy at 7:45 pm , links to this post , 3 comments tuesday, june 26, 2012 the house of obong eyo honesty ix, duke town, calabar an inspiring morning with jide bello , talking nigerian culture. i had no idea the ife exhibition had moved to the national museum in lagos. great publicity lagos state! meanwhile, he showed us some fascinating pictures of a recent trip to calabar (to witness the filming of half of a yellow sun), including these images of obong eyo honesty ix's house in duke town. the descendants of the old king still live in the house, which features beautiful wood panelling and stained glass windows. to think that former governor donald duke wasted all that money on tinapa, which no one visits except to stay in the hotel, when he could have spent a relatively tiny amount of government money renovating the magnificent old buildings of calabar and turning them into museums. calabar's tourist potential is yet to be untapped. i wonder if this is the house of duke ix of old calabar ( an earlier post ). umoh bassey-duke/nkoyo toyo - can you help? i'm not sure that it is, but he would surely have lived in a house similar to this (and its probably another still-standing place of faded grandeur). to think of all the things that old mirror has seen! surely its not too much for the government of cross river to realise what enormous cultural wealth it has on its doorstep and do something about it... images by jide bello. read more... posted by jeremy at 1:09 pm , links to this post , 3 comments friday, june 22, 2012 nigeria: an opportunity lost? i am a guest blogger today on the n-katalyst site, a forum for progressive nigerians. n-katalyst members have been actively engaging government on the fuel subsidy and various other pressing nigerian issues. read more... posted by jeremy at 12:03 pm , links to this post , 0 comments thursday, june 07, 2012 niger delta governance seminar coming up in london read more... posted by jeremy at 11:11 pm , links to this post , 0 comments read more... posted by jeremy at 12:11 pm , links to this post , 1 comments open letter to president goodluck jonathan from n-katalyst 16 a7 street citec mbora estate jabi/airport road bypass email: [email protected] june 6, 2012 dr. goodluck ebele jonathan, gcfr the president, federal republic of nigeria state house aso rock abuja. your excellency sir, request for a public inquiry into the dana air crash we the undersigned representatives of n-katalyst, a non-partisan network of individuals from diverse sectors committed to the promotion of nigerian unity and progressive change, hereby request the establishment of a publicly accessible and representative inquiry into the dana air crash of june 3, 2012. background and purpose the aircraft, a mcdonnell douglas 83 (md83) with registration number 5n-ram and 153 people on board departed abuja for lagos in the afternoon of june 3 but crashed five minutes to landing at iju-ishaga, a densely populated neighbourhood in agege local government area of lagos. all the 153 passengers on board were reportedly killed as well as unverified number of persons on ground. the fallen aircraft destroyed several buildings and rendered a good number of others uninhabitable by the force of the impact on earth surface. environmental experts have also reported possible emission of radioactive materials in the neighbourhood. available information from insider sources and passengers who have flown in the aircraft before the incident suggests that it ought not to have been in service on that day and in fact should have been retired on account of incessant engine faults if the oversight agencies as well as the airline had been steadfast with maintaining aviation safety standards, although the dana air disputes these claims. therefore, an open and accessible public inquiry will help in ascertaining what really caused the crash and resultant deaths and destruction of property by investigating the immediate and remote causes and bringing to justice any persons or corporates found culpable. chronology of major air crashes in nigeria nigeria has experienced one too many crashes resulting to mass deaths in the last twenty years and all the aircrafts involved were registered and operated in the country, which calls into question how serious we take aviation safety and security: 1. september 26, 1992 - a nigerian air force c-130 crashed minutes after taking off from lagos airport. around 200 people died. 2. june 25, 1995 - a harka airlines soviet-era tupolev tu-134 crashed at lagos airport, killing 15 people. 3. november 13, 1995 - a nigeria airways boeing 737 crashed on landing in kaduna, killing nine people. 4. november 7, 1996 - a boeing 727 operated by nigeria's adc airlines crashed on its way from port harcourt to lagos. all 142 passengers and nine crew died. 5. may 4, 2002 - a nigerian eas airlines bac 1-11 crashed in kano. at least 148 people were killed, 75 on the plane and at least 73 on the ground. 6. october 22, 2005 - a nigerian bellview airlines boeing 737 airliner crashed shortly after take-off from lagos. all 111 passengers and six crew were killed. 7. december 10, 2005 - a nigerian sosoliso airlines dc9 from abuja crashed on landing in port harcourt, killing 106 people, half of them schoolchildren on their way home for christmas. 8. september 17, 2006 - twelve nigerian military personnel, mostly high-ranking officers, were killed in a plane crash in benue state. six survived. 9. october 29, 2006 - an adc airliner with 114 passengers on board crashed and burned after take-off from abuja, killing 96 people. 10. june 3, 2012 - a dana air passenger plane carrying 153 people crashed in the agege suburb of lagos, killing everyone on board and an unconfirmed number on ground. it is disheartening to note that the standard response of the government of nigeria (gon) to all these aforementioned crashes was to set up secretive technical investigation panels whose reports were apparently neither made public nor acted upon. in a way, these technical panels became a tunnel through which successive governments ran away from their responsibility of making nigerian airspace safe and secure for all stakeholders. your government is in a historic position to break this vicious cycle of public deceit if it heeds our request to convene a public inquiry into the crash. possible terms of reference the panel should among other things look into the following as part of its terms of reference (tor): a. investigate and determine the cause of the crash and examine contributory factors; b. examine what regulatory guidelines, instructions and orders were applicable and whether they were complied with; c. determine the state of serviceability of the aircraft and relevant equipment; d. establish the level of training, relevant competences and qualifications of the crew members involved in the crash; e. ascertain if search and rescue facilities were fully available, utilized and functioned correctly; f. ascertain the number of people on ground that lost their lives and value of property destroyed at the site of the crash. g. assess any health and safety at work and environmental protection implications to the residents of the area in which the crash occurred. h. determine and comment on any broader contributory factors or causes including, management, oversight, maintenance culture and resources. i. make appropriate recommendations. we request that the membership of the panel should be broadly representative including members of non-governmental human rights organizations and nigerian bar association (nba). this is to ensure transparency and accountability. we look forward to a favourable and timely response to our request in order to take advantage of the mood of the moment; provide some assurance to the bereaved that the death of their loved ones will not go in vain; prevent avoidable air mishaps in future and more importantly ensure that the nigerian airspace is not only safe but complies with international aviation safety standards. we thank you for your kind consideration and attention to our request. long live the federal republic of nigeria. yours faithfully, dr jibrin ibrahim dr otive igbuzor saudatu mahdi bilkisu yusuf ayisha osori prof ebere onwudiwe yemi candide-johnson ayo obe saka azimazi maryam uwais bashir yusuf ibrahim innocent chukwuma chris kwaja hassan hussaini dr a. s. mohammed nsongurua udombana asma’u joda nsirimovu anyakwee dr kabir az zubair martin obono dr hussaini abdu aisha oyebode hubert shaiyen dr arabo ibrahim bayo fatima wali-abdurrahman dr charmaine pereira yusufu pam read more... posted by jeremy at 9:53 am , links to this post , 2 comments wednesday, june 06, 2012 average age of aircraft per airline in nigeria air nigeria fleet size: 12 aircraft average fleet age: 13.5 years oldest aircraft: 18.2 years aerocontractors fleet size: 11 aircraft (+ 1 on order/planned) average fleet age: 19.7 years oldest aircraft: 20.7 years africa charter services fleet size: 2 aircraft average fleet age: 32.1 years oldest aircraft: 32.8 years air taraba fleet size: 0 (+1 on order/planned) average fleet age: 10.5 years arik air fleet size: 21 aircraft average fleet age: 5.5 years oldest aircraft: 11.3 years axiom air fleet size: 1 aircraft fleet age: 24.5 years chanchangi airlines fleet size: 6 aircraft average fleet age: 25.6 years oldest aircraft: 30.2 years dana air fleet size: 4 aircraft (used to be five until sunday’s crash) average fleet age: 21.4 years oldest aircraft: 21.7 years first nation airways fleet size: 3 aircraft average fleet age: 18.4 years oldest aircraft: 19.3 years government of nigeria fleet size: 2 aircraft average fleet age: 9.5 years oldest aircraft: 12.1 years irs airlines fleet size: 5 aircraft average fleet age: 21.6 years oldest aircraft: 22.5 years kabo air fleet size: 5 aircraft average fleet age: 34.5 years oldest aircraft: 41.3 years max air fleet size: 6 aircraft average fleet age: 24.1 years oldest aircraft: 25.7 years overland airways fleet size: 2 aircraft 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