AREGBESOLA PROMISES TO DEVELOP AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE AIRPORT

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Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun has said that the proposed airport at Ido-Osun in Egbedore Local Government Area of the state will be developed to aircraft maintenance hub in the country.

A statement issued in Osogbo on Sunday by Mr Semiu Okanlawon, the Press Secretary to the governor, said Aregbesola spoke at a meeting with the Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria during its 42nd Annual General Meeting.

The statement quoted the governor as saying that the state government had signed an agreement with two hanger operators, “knowing that aircraft maintenance business is a money spinning investment.

“It will not take time to develop the airport to aircraft maintenance hub in Africa; we only have just three aircraft maintenance hangers in the whole of Africa.”

We need not go to Europe or America to get the aircraft in Africa maintained; all we need to attract that business is to develop the facility that we have in Ido-Osun, Aregbesola said.

“We have signed an agreement with two hanger operators knowing that aircraft maintenance business is a money spinning investment, ’’ it quoted him as saying.

The governor said his administration would continue to remain focused and not be distracted in its commitment to turn around the fortune of the state.

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