Tuesday, 7 March 2017
FG to open up airports to private investment – Minister
The Federal Government says it would open up its airports to private investment.
This was disclosed by the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika.
Speaking at a press conference in Abuja, Sirika says, “all government-owned airports will be offered to investors who have “the wherewithal, the know-how, the technology, the capacity, the ability, the finance to put up huge fantastic edifices as airports with everything including hotels, just the way you see them abroad.”
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The minister, however, did not specify when the government airports would be opened to investment, or provide any other details, Reuters reports.
Abuja’s airport is set to close for six weeks for repairs on the runway, after it had become so damaged that international carriers were pulling their services or warning they may soon have to.
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