Let's recall that the Federal Government on Wednesday announced the rebirth of the national carrier, this time called Nigeria Air.
The Minister of State, Aviation, Hadi Sirika said at the Farnborough Airshow that the government will not own more than 5% of Nigeria Air and it will be fully private run.
Several persons had asked what it means that the national carrier is to be full private-led.
The Overseer of Digital Communications for Aso Rock, Tolu Ogunlesi, has in a tweet shared a few answers.
He shared photos from a fact sheet answering questions like the role of the Nigerian Government in the airline and the role of the private sector.
He also shared other aviation projects besides the national carrier the Buhari administration is carrying out.
#NigeriaAir will have National Carrier status, will be jointly owned with the private sector (minority govt stake), & FULLY MANAGED BY THE PRIVATE SECTOR & RUN ON WHOLLY COMMERCIAL BASIS. RFQ for private sector partner will be issued very soon. Transaction Advisor is AMG Limited
What else is @AsoRock doing in Aviation apart from #ABVRunway & #NigeriaAir?
Completion of #GEJStartedIt Terminals
Concessioning of Lagos & Abuja Airports
Establishment of privately-owned MRO Center & JV Aviation Leasing Company
Investment incentives, revised tax regime, etc pic.twitter.com/JsIsamupES
See the factsheet and see if it answers your questions:
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