Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Journalist confirms Hadi Sirika built an entirely new city for himself, in his rural village in Katsina state. (Read More Here).
Taking to social media, popular Nigerian journalist, PidomediaNigeria, shared pictures of Hadi Sirika’s mansion in Katsina state.
PidomediaNigeria wrote: “Hadi sirika @hadisirika stole so much as the minister of aviation, that he built an entirely new city for himself, in his rural village in Katsina state.
We should start hanging corrupt politicians in Nigeria. Without that, corruption won’t end in this country.
“Nigeria Air ✈️ gulped $8.8 million in preliminary cost and $300 milliom as take-off cost. Dollars NOT naira‼️
Here is part of where it went to👇🏿
Hadi Sirika golden mansion & street of gold leading to it.”
The House of Representatives has poked holes in the purported launch of Nigeria Air at the twilight of the administration of former President, Muhammadu Buhari, declaring it a fraud.
Chairman of the House Committee on Aviation, Nnolim Nnaji, declared the launch of Nigeria Air a fraud after the major stakeholders in the deal between the Federal Government and Ethiopian Airlines denied knowledge of the launch.
The Ministry of Aviation claimed Nigeria Air was only unveiled and not launched, which the committee dismissed as an attempt to divert the lawmakers’ attention.
The managing Director Nigeria Air captain Dayo Olumide has confirmed that the unveiled Nigeria Aircraft launched by the Administration of Muhamadu Buhari was a chattered aircraft from Ethiopia hired for few days to show case the logo to Nigerians and their shareholders.
He noted that , for Nigeria to operate an aircraft , the aircraft must be Nigeria registered .
He added that, the particular aircraft that was unveiled was not registered and came into Nigeria with a few days clearance from Ethiopia and was returned after use.
He further stated that Nigeria only has airport license which is one of two licenses required for operating an airline and does not permit one to carry out commercial services operations.
The MD further revealed that for Nigeria Air to get the needed license, Nigeria must have three aircrafts before the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority will give the country air license to fly and the three aircrafts must be Nigeria registered aircrafts.
According to him there are five phases or steps one goes through to get the license and Nigeria is still in phase one of the process.
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