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Nigerian Air Force PHOTO:Twitter Gov. Simon Lalong has commended the Nigerian Airforce for establishing a Search and Rescue Base in Plateau. Lalong gave the commendation when the new Commander of 551 NAF Station, Air Commodore Bidemi Marquis in the Government House in Jos. The governor expressed hope that the rescue command would strengthen surveillance to forestall security challenges. He congratulated the commander on his new recent posting to Jos while assuring him of his support to enable him to discharge his duties effectively. He said NAF contributed to the relative peace enjoyed in Plateau and expressed hope that his new appointment would further strengthen peace in the state.
Positive meeting provides pathway for Sligo Airport funding
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The Minister for State at the Department of Health and local Fine Gael TD Frank Feighan has said “that following a positive meeting between Department of Transport officials, The Irish Coast Guard and Management and members of the Board of Directors of Sligo Airport there is now a clear pathway for the required funding to be provided for capital investment works at Sligo Airport in order to support the continuation of the Search and Rescue service from the Strandhill base”.
The meeting was attended by Minister Frank Feighan, Marc MacSharry TD, Marian Harkin TD, Department of Transport Airport Division officials, The Irish Coast Guard and representatives of the Sligo Airport Board of Directors.