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Public Servants Must Fly Nigerian Carriers – FG

The Federal Government, on Tuesday, announced that it had commenced moves that would compel public servants travelling on a ticket bought with public funds to travel on a Nigerian carrier in order to make indigenous airlines viable.
According to the Minister of State for Aviation, Hadi Sirika, the government is making moves to have the National Assembly pass a ‘Fly Nigeria Act’ in order to achieve this target.
The minister also declared that it was false to state that Nigeria Air lacked a domain name, adding that those who wanted to steal the airline’s domain name would not get a dime from the Federal Government.
He said “As part of efforts to make airlines viable in Nigeria, the ministry is making moves to have the National Assembly pass a fly Nigeria Act.”
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