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There Is No Plan To Relocate FCT To Lagos – Presidency - Vimarsana News

There Is No Plan To Relocate FCT To Lagos – Presidency

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The Presidency on Wednesday stated that the Bola Tinubu administration is not planning to relocate the Federal Capital of Nigeria back to Lagos. It described the insinuations as a creation of “mischief-makers” interested in “fueling needless ethnic mistrust.” The African Examiner recalls that the Federal Government had stated plans to relocate the

Much ado about relocation of FAAN to Lagos - Vimarsana News

Much ado about relocation of FAAN to Lagos

Nigeria, a country of over 200 million people consisting of 774 Local Government Areas and 371 tribes, should ordinarily belong to the circle of the most

NCAA is not just protecting airlines, but also passengers — Najomo - Vimarsana News

NCAA is not just protecting airlines, but also passengers — Najomo

Determined to give the travelling public the needed value for their money through seamless travels, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), under the

Nigerian govt denies relocating Federal Capital to Lagos - Vimarsana News

Nigerian govt denies relocating Federal Capital to Lagos

The Federal Government says it is not planning to relocate the Federal Capital from Abuja to Lagos State. The Special Adviser to the President on

Tinubu has no plan to move capital to Lagos - Presidency says amid rumours - Vimarsana News

Tinubu has no plan to move capital to Lagos - Presidency says amid rumours

The administration of President Bola Tinubu is not planning to relocate the Federal Capital from Abuja to Lagos State. | Pulse Nigeria

Source: pulse.ng