The Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive, National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure, Prof. Mohammad Haruna, hassaid the Federal Government will establish three industrial parks in the country.
A statement said Haruna disclosed this during a courtesy call to the Commandant of the Nigerian Air Force Institute of Technology, Kaduna.
Haruna stated that the center of NASENI Helicopter project of assembly and first made in Nigeria Helicopter was being relocated to Aeronautics and Air Vehicle Development Institute in Kaduna. He said, “In the first phase of the project, the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget, and National Planning has earmarked N3.25bn for take-off and we appreciate the honourable minister for the commitment and interest to the project.
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