₦airaland Forum

raumdeuter:
Shouldn't every country have a right to host the world cup

Or should it be exclusively for some countries

Sontima:
Lies.

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured that the establishment of a National Carrier for Nigeria is at 91 per cent completion, and is expected to commence flight operations before the end of this year.

The president gave the assurance at the 3rd Ministerial Performance Review Retreat on Monday in Abuja.

According to him, the feat is being boosted with the certification of Lagos and Abuja International Airports by the International Civil Aviation Organisation, while Kano and Port Harcourt Airports are undergoing similar certification processes.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Nigeria Air gulps N14.6billion, under five per cent government’s equity share.

hatakekakashi:
That Folorunsho is too shaky for a CB, she's giving Ekong vibes. She's always booting the ball for throw-in under little pressure even when the keeper's unmarked.

meeketta:
A pastor of RCCG was also arrested sometime ago simply because he called a group people he was preaching to "ladies and gentlemen".
The world has gone sick.

Deltamani:
Ahead of the #FIFAWWC Draw, this is where each team will be! �

What matchup would you love to see in AUS/NZL?

phorget:
Portable should rather be the emir of zazzu...

donforeign:
that's foolishness

Ballzproblemm:
saw this on Twitter,I know the chances of it happening is slimmer than needle but GODDAMN!!!!

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Europa league would have a lot of action this season

Barcelona
Manchester United
Sevilla
Athletico Madrid
Arsenal
Shaktar
Juventus

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raumdeuter:
I'm hoping UEFA can reschedule Inter vs Plzen to start later

Following the issuance of a Full Business Case (FBC) Compliance Certificate by the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) to the Federal Ministry of Aviation, the Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the establishment of Maintenance Repair and Overhaul (MRO) centre.

The MRO centre which is going to be the first in West and Central Africa will be a one-stop-shop for the overhaul, routine maintenance and service of aircrafts.

Established as a Public Private Partnership (PPP) with Messrs AJW Consortium as the concessionaire and using the Build Operate and Transfer (BOT) PPP model, the centre is approved for a concession period of 30 years and is expected to generate about $185 million within the period.

This was disclosed in a statement on Wednesday by Manji Yarling, Ag. Head, Media and Publicity who added that the MRO is part of the key elements in the aviation sector roadmap of the current administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.

The Roadmap in Aviation was an outcome of a careful appraisal of the challenges, risks and opportunities of the air transport sector in Nigeria after due consultation with key stakeholders.

It is aimed at addressing the challenges of the sector, filling the identified gaps and creating the needed environment for active private sector participation in the development of the nation’s aviation sector.

The establishment of a private sector-driven Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) Centre is critical for the diversification and repositioning of the Aviation Industry as it will provide a platform for aircraft repairs, overhaul and maintenance.

The MRO Centre will address the demand for aircraft maintenance in Nigeria, West and Central Africa, as currently, the regions do not have an international standard MRO and therefore urgently require one to ease business, facilitate growth and contribute to their Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Henix:
That Enugu-Onitsha express road has been a death trap for some many years. It's quite unfortunate that PDP couldn't reward South East with that road during their administration.

Senator Ekweremadu, the famous UK organ harvester, also couldn't use his position as DSP to press the PDP government to do the road for his people.

All the federal roads in South East are in deplorable condition. Onitsha-Owerri is currently a nightmare to commuters, especially whenever it rains

The federal executive council (FEC) has approved the takeover of the construction work on the Enugu-Onitsha expressway by MTN Nigeria at about N202.8 billion, under the road infrastructure tax credit (RITC) scheme.

Babatunde Fashola, minister of works and housing, said this on Wednesday while speaking with journalists after the council’s meeting, presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari.

He said the approval was in line with the executive order 7 signed by Buhari in January 2019.

“In 2019, January 25, specifically, you might recall that President Buhari approved executive order 7, which was the road infrastructure tax credit scheme, to allow the private sector to invest tax liabilities in advance in infrastructure, [b]and that policy has helped us to finance roads like or by Obajana to Kaba, Apapa-Oshodi, Oshoki-Ojota Expressway, the Bodo-Bonni expressway in Port Harcourt, about a 1000 kilometres covering 21 roads under the NNPC investment. So, there is increased optic for that policy. So, today we have two more,” he said.
He said the telecoms giant will complete the dualisation of the 110-kilometre road.[/b]

The RITC scheme grants income tax credit to companies and individuals that provide funding for the refurbishment and rehabilitation of roads.

The scheme is a public-private partnership (PPP) intervention that enables the Nigerian government to leverage private sector capital and efficiency for the construction, repair, and maintenance of critical road infrastructure in key economic areas in Nigeria.

Participants will be entitled to utilise the total cost (project cost), incurred in the construction or refurbishment of an eligible road as a tax credit against their future Companies Income Tax (CIT) liability, until full cost recovery is achieved.

In August 2021, MTN announced plans to reconstruct the Enugu-Onitsha expressway, under the RITC.

A year later, the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) said it issued a N37.28 billion tax credit certificate to Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited for the construction of the Bonny-Bodo road in Rivers state.

raumdeuter:
I am hoping Inter will draw Plzen in the earlier match next week then Barcelona will be gingered vs Bayern so we can hand them another defeat at Nou Camp

BlueAngel444:
if only Bayern will sell inter the match

benalvino3:
lol. joe Biden will forgive his debts.

OasisX:


Lagos State deputy Governorship Aspirant.... Mi o ni so nkankan!

armyofone:
Who is watching the Alex Jones verdicts - wonder if he will be able to pay all the millions!

One should try not to joke with lost of life - i hope others learn from his situation.

PDPGuy, will the court garnish his pay or sell his businesses to pay the families for the defamation lawsuits?

Debroslink:
Xavi has no Iniesta to bail him out this time around.