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US commends Nigeria for commitment to air safety
THE United States (US) government has commended the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) on the successful completion of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) assistance programme in preparation for the International Aviation Safety Assessment (IASA) audit.
Giving the commendation on Wednesday, was the US Ambassador to Nigeria, Ms Robin Sanders, while addressing a joint press conference in Lagos with the Director-General of the NCAA, Dr Harold Demuren.
Sanders said although there was still more to be done, by way of improving certain elements of the aviation sector, it was important to celebrate the progress and success, the Nigerian government had made in making air travel the safest it had ever been.
By Laolu Afolabi
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- FEC approves special electoral offences tribunal
- Unilorin denies discriminating against 44 lecturers
- Why sacked doctors may not be recalled - Fashola
- IGI not owing NIPOST pensioners N4.6bn —Senate
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- Gowon in Ibadan, charges Boko Haram to embrace dialogue
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