'Dark Sides' Of Buhari's Nigeria Air Project - PDP shares shocking revelations
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, on Friday said President Muhammadu Buhari should “perish
 the thought of trying to use the unveiling of a nonexistent national 
carrier to beguile Nigerians now that election is around the corner"
PDP claimed that the new national carrier was a plot by the Buhari’s Presidency to allegedly siphon billions of naira.
The party said it was unfortunate that “having run out of fake promises and not having any development project to parade,”
 Buhari and his party, All Progressives Congress, APC, have “now 
resorted to international kite-flying aimed at hoodwinking unsuspecting 
Nigerians.”
In a statement by its spokesperson, Kola Ologbondiyan, the opposition party said.
“Is it not comical that while other nations are unveiling and 
rolling out real planes, the Buhari administration, in a most hilarious 
manner, is ‘unveiling’ drawings of an airplane, name, logo and imaginary
 routes of a nonexistent fleet, as our national carrier, in faraway 
London?
“What President Buhari and his handlers fail to understand is that Nigerians can see through their fraud and lies.
“Apart from drawings of airplanes, there are no structures to 
indicate that a new airline, billed to commence operation in December 
this year, is being set up; there are no offices, no recruitment of 
personnel and no form of ground activity anywhere in the country.
“Does it not smack of pure scam that less than six months to 
commence operations, the supposed new airline has not even started the 
process of licensing, even when it takes a minimum of six months for a 
new airline to obtain Air Operating License and three months to develop 
its manuals?
“Furthermore, every discerning mind can see through the lies in
 the announced private sector funding, as the Buhari administration has 
been unable to list any private investor it has gone into negotiation or
 signed any form of deal with in the said project.
“If the Buhari administration is not on a fantasy trip to 
beguile Nigerians and pave further ways for its humongous corruption, it
 should have focused on our existing national carrier structures, in 
addition to three operating airlines, already taken over by the Asset 
Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON).
“It is therefore clear that the entire project is a huge scam 
and that the five percent government funding is a direct ploy by the 
cabal at the Buhari Presidency to siphon billions of naira, using a 
phantom project.”


 
 
 
