ABIA STATE GOVERNOR, HAS APPROVED 100 HECTARES OF LAND WITHIN THE ABIA AIRPORT PROJECT SITE FOR THE NIGERIAN AIR FORCE TO BUILD ITS TRAINING BASE IN ABIA STATE.(PHOTO).

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 Abia State Governor, Dr Alex Otti, OFR, has approved 100 hectares of land within the Abia Airport Project Site for the Nigerian Air Force to build its training base in Abia State. The Nigeria Air Force had requested an expansion of the 50 hectares of land already earmarked for its training base at the Abia Airport Project Site.  Governor Otti gave the approval on Tuesday, March 10th, in his office while receiving a delegation of the Nigeria Air Force (NAF), Ground Training Command led by the Commander, Air Vice Marshal Adebayo Gabriel Kehinde, who called on him. "The partnership is such that Abia State Government is handling the runway, and the Federal Government is handling the Airport Terminal.  "We expect the runway to be ready very soon. And the Airport Terminal can come in as time goes on.  "I want to thank the Nigerian Air Force, for the approval to set up a base in Abia, and of course, to further set up a training ground at the Abia Airport Project Site, whic...

"DIDDY" COMBS' DEFENSE TEAM CONCLUDED THEIR CASE IN A MERE 20 MINUTES ON TUESDAY, FOLLOWING NEARLY SEVEN WEEKS OF PROSECUTION ARGUMENTS THAT INCLUDED TESTIMONY FROM OVER 30 WITNESSES.(PHOTO).


 In a stunning courtroom development, Sean "Diddy" Combs' defense team concluded their case in a mere 20 minutes on Tuesday, following nearly seven weeks of prosecution arguments that included testimony from over 30 witnesses.


 The defense called zero witnesses to the stand, instead submitting only text messages between Combs and his ex-girlfriends as evidence. Combs confirmed he would not testify in his own defense, telling Judge Arun Subramanian, "It's my decision with my lawyers."


 His legal team argued that federal prosecutors failed to meet their burden of proof on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution - charges that could result in life imprisonment if convicted.


 Defense attorney Alexandra Shapiro argued that the alleged victims were "capable women who could have left on their own accord," while acknowledging Combs was "regrettably violent" but maintaining that "domestic violence is not sex trafficking."

Closing arguments are scheduled for Thursday and Friday. 

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