A Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Ekiti State, Adesola Gold Adedayo, has doused the fear being raised in some quarters that the
The former Senior Legislative Assistant hinted that the fact that Governor Biodun Oyebanji specifically attracted an Air Force Base to Ekiti to support the Airport, further corroborates the government’s desire to put the facility to full utilisation.
Adedayo calmed the fears of residents, saying the airport project is a capital-intensive and sensitive venture that must be certified by experts before being allowed to operate in full swing. Adedayo said, “That was why the governor commenced operations where his immediate predecessor, Dr Kayode Fayemi ended.
Nigeria Latest News, Nigeria Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Ekiti begins assessment of councils' projects for accountabilityEkiti State Government has begun a comprehensive assessment of all projects undertaken by the 16 local governments and 22 Local Government Development Areas in the state in line with its accountability policy.
Read more »
Ekiti Govt begins assessment of local government projectsThe Ekiti State Government has commenced an assessment of all projects undertaken by the 16 local governments and 22 local government development areas
Read more »
Gov Ortom lauds Buhari for postponing 2023 censusMr Buhari had earlier directed the postponement of the census initially scheduled for 3 to 7 May.
Read more »
Ogun Govt acquires drones to tackle criminal activities – Gov. AbiodunDetermined to monitor and check criminal activities, particularly along the major highways across Ogun State, Gov. Dapo Abiodun says his administration has acquired security drones.
Read more »
Delta gov-elect unveils 88-man transition committee May 2According to the statement released on Thursday night, the transition committee will be inaugurated at Unity Hall of the Government House, Asaba at 12 noon.
Read more »
Intersociety Raises Alarm Over Political Banditry, Gangsterism In Imo Ahead Of November Gov. Poll | Sahara ReportersA non-governmental organisation, the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law, has condemned the heightening political banditry and brigandage in Imo State ahead of the November 11 Governorship Election. The group stated this in a statement jointly signed by its board chair, Emeka Umeagbalasi and other officials of the society, affirming the urgent need for Imo to be rescued from the hands of political gangsters fomenting trouble in the southeastern state.
Read more »