Azman Air says it plans to resume its flight operations on Sunday following the lifting of its suspension by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) earlier in the month. The General Manager of the airline, Suleiman Lawan, told Daily Trust on Wednesday that the airline will resume its operation with Kano to Lagos flight on […]
Daily Trust on Sunday investigation revealed that the situation has put many families in difficult financial crisis as they struggle through litigations to recover their money.
Salisu Mohammed Mustapha, who paid N26m for a house in Life Camp, Abuja, could not believe what he got. He explained to
Daily Trust on Sunday what he went through when he moved into the house.
“After having an expert look at the property, we discovered the property had poor structural development. The walls of the house were cracking and falling down. The house was bound to collapse not long after we had moved in,” he said.
The NEDC was accused of mismanaging the sum of N100 billion but the coalition disclosed that “we actually embarked on a fact-finding mission as we were surprised about the allegations knowing well that the sincere development of North-East Nigeria is very important as a panacea to lasting and enduring peace in that region.
“Our findings show that the allegation is unfounded, unnecessary and a total distraction, coincidentally, the report of the National Assembly committee that also investigated the allegation concluded that the allegation is not true.
“We, therefore, urge the general public to disregard the allegation.”
The coalition appealed to the members of the National Assembly to always do due diligence and make sure that allegations levelled against persons or agency must have some element of merit before bringing it up at the chamber, stressing that discussions at the Chambers are always before the media as “some people will only have opportunity to hear the alleg
While some of the trips are official engagements, others are for private engagements.
It was discovered that many of the states are in dire financial situations and can hardly pay salaries or meet other contractual obligations, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Daily Trust
on Sunday reports that even in the wake of the COVID-19 lockdown last year, state governors embarked on interstate trips, mostly by private jets.
This was in clear violation of a ban to that effect, which they had agreed on as a measure to mitigate community transmission of the virus.
For instance, on Monday, June 1, 2020, Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State flew into Abuja to visit President Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, to formally inform him of his intention to seek re-election for a second term.
Located around the Kudenda industrial area, off Nnamdi Azikiwe Expressway in Kaduna, the power plant, a project of the Federal Ministry of Power, was designed to use eight installed turbine units to add to the power supply in the industrial area. It was expected that with its eventual take-off, 12 textile factories located at the Kakuri industrial area would be the main beneficiaries. Due to its delayed takeoff, however, more textile companies have folded up in Kaduna, with thousands said to have lost their jobs.
Findings by
Daily Trust on Sunday had revealed that due to several challenges, the deadline for the completion of the project had been shifted several times.