BOMBSHELL! Tinubu’s Govt Shocks Buhari, Exposes Multi Billion Naira Fraud In His Administration; SEE Those Involved
President Bola Tinubu’ s minister of aviation and aerospace development, Festus Keyamo has announced that the Buhari- led administration committed fraud in his ministry.
While describing the controversial Nigeria Air unveiled by the Buhari- led administration as a fraud, Keyamo submitted that the project remains suspended.
Giving details about that project, he noted that the national carrier’ that was supposed to be an indigenous project and one that was supposed to spark hope for Nigerians, was flawed with a lot of secrecy and fraudulent activities.
Hadi Sirika, Buhari s minister of aviation has been accused of embezzling over N8 billion meant for the Nigeria Air project.
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Reacting to this, Oseni Rufai, Arise TV journalist, said: “For those that supported the fraud called Nigeria Air, I am sure you now hear Keyamo call it a fraud. its shame, some will defend fraud just to be politically correct. kudos to David that alerted us about the fraud.”
Keyamo made the declaration on
Nigeria Air while fielding questions from journalists during the second day of the Ministerial Sectorial update on Monday, May 27, in Abuja.
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For those that supported the fraud
called Nigeria Air, I am sure you now hear Keyamo call it a fraud its shame, some vill defend fraud just to be politically PLAY orrect.kudos to David that alerted us about the fraud. Keyarno declared that the Nigeria Air remains suspended, adding that it was anti-Nigeria.
His words: ” It was never Air Nigeria. It was Ethiopian trying to flag our flag and not Air Nigeria. That is the truth; it was not Nigeria. “It only printed Air Nigeria. It was an
Ethiopian airline trying to fly our flag. If it is so, why not allow our local people to fly our flag? Why bring a foreigner to fly our flag?
“So nobody should deceive you that it is Air Nigeria. Air Nigeria must be indigenous, wholly Nigeria or must be for the full benefit of Nigerians. Not that 60 percent of the profit is given to another country. “How does that benefit us? It remains suspended. It remains so, he said. VIDEO:
Speaking further on some of the steps
taken so far to boost economic
development in the aviation sector,
Keyano highlighted the
commencement of cargo flights. He
noted that it will enable Nigeria to tap
into the $6 trillion global cargo
market.
“We have agreed that we’ re going to
resume cargo flights between Nigeria
and Saudi Arabia.
“This has been suspended for a long
time but now cargo flights are back.
Guess what? Air cargo trade accounts.
for 35 percent of the world trade
deficit.
“And air cargo trade, according to the
International Air Transport
Association, IATA, attracts about $6
trillion annually.
“And we’ re missing you know. Within that sector, we were missing in many routes around the world and we have. achieved that, ” he said.
