Aviation
Onyeama is a true Nigerian patriot – Gov Uba Sani
Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State on Monday declared that Allen Onyeama, Chairman of Air Peace, is a true Nigerian patriot and friend of Kaduna State, commending him for the decision to extend air flight operations to Kaduna State. He assured of support from the state government to make the flight operations of Air Peace successful.
The Kaduna State Governor in a statement declared:
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Gov Uba Sani of Kaduna State meeting with Allen Onyeama, Chairman, Air Peace
“The decision of Air Peace to commence commercial flight operations into Kaduna International Airport on 23rd October 2023 remains sacrosanct.
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“This reassurance was given today when I held another meeting with the Chairman of Air Peace, Barr. Allen Onyeama.
“Barr. Onyeama is a true Nigerian patriot and a great friend of Kaduna State. The Kaduna State Government will give Air Peace all the assistance it requires to make its commencement of flight operations into Kaduna Airport a reality.
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“We encourage other airlines to resume operations into Kaduna. The airport is viable. Kaduna is a choice destination for investors. Our people are welcoming.”
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