•Nigeria’s Presidential Boeing 737‑700 Business Jet Nigeria’s newly acquired N150 billion presidential jet has been flown back to the country after months in South Africa, where it underwent a full livery change to the nation’s green and white colours. The Airbus A330-200 was spotted at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on...
•New presidential jet4 At least N20.03 billion was spent on the maintenance and operations of the Presidential Air Fleet from July 2023 to December 2024. This was as the new presidential jet purchased last year has been flown to South Africa for refurbishment and upgrades, reports The PUNCH. Findings by our correspondents from GovSpend, a [&he...
•Presidential jet Experts in the Nigerian aviation industry have described the acÂquisition of a new presidential jet, Airbus 330-200, for President Bola Tinubu as a waste of inadeÂquate resources. Experts said that the 15 years old aircraft was more costly to maintain than the Boeing BusiÂness Jet (9BBJ) B737 aircraft, which the presidency pl...
•Presidential jet Newly acquired presidential aircraft, AirÂbus A330-200, with registration number, 5N-FGA, is 15 years old, investigation has revealed. Also, Nigeria is the third owner of the same aircraft with test registration number, F-WWKR, and Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN), 1053, reports Daily Independent. Information gathered by our ...
•Presidential jet Zhongshan Fucheng Industrial Investment Co. Limited, a Chinese firm has released one of the seized Nigeria’s presidential jets. Recall that Zhongshan, the Chinese firm had secured a court order to confiscate three Nigerian presidential jets pending when Zhongshan receives $74.5 million awarded to it against Nigeria, reports V...
•Presidential jet The Chinese company, Zhongshan whose export processing zone management contract was revoked by the Ogun State Government in 2016, has responded to the Federal Government of Nigeria and Ogun State Government. The Chinese company which has seized three presidential jets belonging to Nigeria expressed its readiness to settle its...
•Akpabio Senate President Godswill Akpabio has denied receiving any correspondence from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu requesting Senate approval of funds for presidential jet. Akpabio spoke after a closed-door meeting of senators at the chambers which lasted for over an hour, reports Daily Trust The senators had cut short their recess which was ...
•Tinubu presents 2024/2025 Appropriation Bill to National Assembly A Supplementary Appropriation Bill containing request for a new presidential jet may be forwarded to the National Assembly tomorrow, it was learnt last night. During his May 29 speech to the joint sitting of the Senate and House of Representatives at the National Assembly compl...
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