FG REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO OPERATIONALIZE SOKOTO HAJJ AIRPORT AHEAD OF 2026 PILGRIMAGE. (PHOTO).

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 FG Reaffirms Commitment To Operationalize Sokoto Hajj Airport Ahead Of 2026 Pilgrimage The Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development announced that the Sokoto State Hajj Airport is set to become operational ahead of the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage. The Minister of Aviation and Eerospace Festus Keyamo reaffirmed this commitment during a meeting with Sokoto State Governor Dr. Ahmed Aliyu. Keyamo highlighted Sokoto's importance for Hajj operations and assured that relevant agencies are working to meet necessary infrastructure and operational requirements. He directed officials to identify and address potential bottlenecks. Governor Aliyu says the airport project is 90% completed and funded by the state government with five aircraft being acquired. He appealed for expedited approvals to operationalize the airport for the 2026 Hajj. The Ministry remains committed to enhancing aviation infrastructure under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda. One more photo below...

OYO GOVT DEMOLISHES ILLEGAL STRUCTURES ON ACQUIRED LANDS IN IBADAN. (PHOTO).


 Oyo Government Demolishes Illegal Structures on Acquired Lands in Ibadan


The Oyo State Government has demolished illegal structures built on government-acquired lands in Ibadan. The demolition exercise took place in Podo, Top One Garden in Oluyole LGA, and Dizengoff in the Kolapo Ishola area.


Commissioner for Lands, Housing, and Urban Development, Williams Akin-Funmilayo, stated that the government would not tolerate any encroachment on its properties. He described those occupying the lands as “land grabbers” rather than legitimate owners or users.


Akin-Funmilayo further explained that prior to the demolition, the government had issued revocation notices to occupants and had properly gazetted the land.


“These lands belong to the Oyo State Government, and we will not allow any illegal occupation. Under Section 3, Subsection 1 of the Oyo State Real Property Protection Law, 2017, anyone found guilty of land grabbing faces up to 15 years imprisonment,” he stated.


He reiterated Governor Seyi Makinde’s commitment to enforcing a zero-tolerance policy on land grabbing and ensuring that state-owned assets serve the collective good of residents.

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