He gave the assurance in a statement signed by Ariyo Akinfenwa, media consultant to the minister of state for aviation.
“We will be ready April 17 but we are leaving the remaining two days for Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA),” the statement read.
“We will be ready April 17 but we are leaving the remaining two days for Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA),” the statement read.
“We have written to them and they will come by today (Sunday) to do the preliminary inspection. “They have to certify the airport that what we have done is in accordance with their standards.
“If there is any observation as a result of the inspection, we will now make sure we carry out corrections.”
He maintained that with the work done, the April 19 deadline for the reopening of the airport is no longer in doubt. According to him, the authority also used the opportunity provided by the closure of the airport to address other Airport Excellence in Safety (APEX) related items.
“Dunoma also noted that the terminal building was also ready for flight operations.
The Abuja airport was shut on March 8 for six weeks to enable Julius Berger rebuild the 3.6 kilometre runway.
The runway, which was constructed in 1982, was meant to last for 20 years, but had been in use for 35 years without major repairs and maintenance.
Nice.
ReplyDeleteHope they repaired all the conveyors?
Goodnews.
ReplyDeleteGive Julius Berger the job and give them money, your job is done and delivered. We have two construction companies in Nigeria. Julius Berger and others.
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Those Chigo people
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Good thing cos that kaduna-abuja trip isnt funny. You will even forget you flew down
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ReplyDeleteVery good to know
ReplyDeleteGood one but I don't see it as a tangible achievement
ReplyDeleteYou don't see it as tangible because you are a fool. Until people starting dying before you throw blame. Idiot.
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ReplyDelete#There comes a time when you have to stop crossing oceans for people who wouldn't even jump puddles for you*
ReplyDeletePlease what's the connection between what was written and what you posted? It's like your weed guy is on easter break too.
DeleteNice one. At least my trip back to Lag won't be by road.
ReplyDeleteThe Lord is not slow concerning his promise, as some count slowness; but he is patient with us, not wishing that anyone should perish, but that all should come to repentance.
ReplyDeleteThank God. That kaduna been giving me headache.
ReplyDeleteThis is good and they were able to deliver within the time frame promised. Hope they continue to deliver on other promises made.
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