Sirika made the appeal in a statement issued by his Special Assistant on Public Affairs, James Odaudu, on Saturday in Lagos.
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The Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, disclosed this in a statement by James Odaudu on Saturday in Abuja.
The Minister of Aviation, Captain Hadi Sirika, made this disclosure in a statement by James Odaudu, the Director, Public Affairs, Ministry of Aviation, in Abuja on Wednesday.
Odaudu said in a statement on Monday in Abuja that the appointments were in line with the Federal Government’s implementation of the “Aviation Development Roadmap”
The Director of Public Affairs in the ministry, James Odaudu, quoted Sirika in a statement as saying that the airstrips would help combat insecurity and boost commercial activities.
James Odaudu, Director, Public Affairs, Ministry of Aviation, in a statement on Wednesday said that the lift of the ban was based on an undertaking by the authorities of the United Arabs Emirates (UAE)
Sirika, in a statement by James Odaudu, Director of Public Affairs in the ministry, on Thursday in Abuja, said the purpose of his relocation was to ensure nothing hindered the planned reopening.
A statement issued by James Odaudu, the Director Press and Public Affairs in the Ministry of Aviation, stated that the award was presented to the Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, during the opening ceremony of ICAO’s 40th Triennial Assembly in Montreal, Canada
The Minister of State for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, says Nigeria has not endorsed any candidate for the office of the President of International Civil Aviation Organisation.
Sirika said this in Abuja on Monday in a statement by James Odaudu, Deputy Director, Press and Public Affairs, Ministry of Transportation (Aviation).
The Minister of State, Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, has disclosed that the national carrier (Nigeria Air) project was not suspended because of lack of investors.
A woman, Maimuna Mamman, and her son, Husseini Mohammadu, were on Wednesday remanded in police custody over the alleged killing of one Safiya Abubakar.
The Minister of State for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, says the Federal Government is not paying 300 million dollars for a five per cent stake in the Nigeria Air recently unveiled in London.
Sirika made this known in a statement by James Odaudu, Deputy Director, Press and Public Affairs, Ministry of Transportation on Wednesday in Abuja.
Sirika disclosed this in a statement issued by James Odaudu, the Deputy Director, Press and Public Affairs, Ministry of Transportation (Aviation) on Monday in Abuja.
Sirika said the committees, known as Project Steering Committee and Project Delivery Committee, would kick start the concession process for the nation’s major airports