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Tinubu Divides Nigerian Aviation College into Six Geopolitical Campuses

TOP SECRET REVEALED! WATCH THE DOCUMENTARY THAT HAS BEEN HIDDEN FOR YEARS ON HOW ASO ROCK WAS BUILT, AND THE SECRET POWER BEHIND IT, WHY IT HARD FOR POWER HANDLERS TO BUILD THE COUNTRY.President Bola Tinubu has approved the restructuring of the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) in Zaria, Kaduna State, into six campuses. ...Tap To Read The Full Story Here | ..Tap To Read The Full Story Here...

This decision aims to improve the institution’s efficiency, ensure national coverage, and streamline its operations.

The new campuses will be strategically located across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones to better serve the nation’s aviation training needs.

The campuses will be situated in the following locations:

  • Akure (Southwest)
  • Osubi (South-South)
  • Ebonyi (Southeast)
  • Ilorin (North Central)
  • Yola (Northeast)
  • Zaria (Northwest)

This expansion is expected to enhance the training of aviation professionals, promote regional inclusivity, and strengthen Nigeria’s aviation industry.

Additionally, in a separate development, Ibrahim Abubakar Kana, the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development, clarified a misquote regarding the launch of a National Air Carrier.

Kana explained that his earlier comments were misinterpreted, and he emphasized that the vision for reviving a national carrier would only move forward if it is beneficial to the country.TOP SECRET REVEALED! WATCH THE DOCUMENTARY THAT HAS BEEN HIDDEN FOR YEARS ON HOW ASO ROCK WAS BUILT, AND THE SECRET POWER BEHIND IT, WHY IT HARD FOR POWER HANDLERS TO BUILD THE COUNTRY.

He reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the aviation policies of President Bola Tinubu and Minister Festus Keyamo.…Read_ The_ Full: Story_ Here.

Tinubu Divides Nigerian Aviation College into Six Geopolitical Campuses

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