A
abujagirl
Guest
Aviation industry workers in Nigeria are celebrating the removal of Princes Stella Oduah, former aviation minister. The workers say her is an excellent Valentine gift from the Presidency.
President of Aviation Round Table, (ART), Capt. Dele Ore said that the sack of Oduah was good news, adding that he congratulates President Jonathan for the bold step he has taken.
He said,"That is good news, I congratulate President Goodluck Jonathan for the bold step he has taken though it is belated. It is a welcome development. Now that the minister has been asked to go this is the time to bring aviation back to the right track. We hope it is not too late to protect our Category One Status which is being threatened.We expect that her successor who will be coming will correct several errors that have been committed in the process of this transformation agenda.
Also expressing his delight on Oduah's removal, Comrade Olayinka Abioye, Deputy General Secretary, Air Transport Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, ATSSSAN described the development as a valentine gift from President Jonathan to Nigerians.
He said, "We will remember Princess Stella Oduah for so many things. All the remodelling project and upgrade of infrastructure, did they follow due process? The answer is no; were the stakeholders carried along in the process? The answer is no. Were proper materials used in the buildings and the structures, the answer is no. Does FAAN which is supposed to be the supervisor in the know of several of these things? The answer is no.
"President Goodluck Jonathan has just given Nigerians a valentine gift by the removal of Princes Stella Oduah and, however painful it may be, we will cherish this gift.
Meanwhile, on Social Networks mixed reactions have trailed the Ministers removal. While most celebrated the news, a few others pondered on what will become the fate of the aviation sector reforms started by the erstwhile minister.
President of Aviation Round Table, (ART), Capt. Dele Ore said that the sack of Oduah was good news, adding that he congratulates President Jonathan for the bold step he has taken.
He said,"That is good news, I congratulate President Goodluck Jonathan for the bold step he has taken though it is belated. It is a welcome development. Now that the minister has been asked to go this is the time to bring aviation back to the right track. We hope it is not too late to protect our Category One Status which is being threatened.We expect that her successor who will be coming will correct several errors that have been committed in the process of this transformation agenda.
Also expressing his delight on Oduah's removal, Comrade Olayinka Abioye, Deputy General Secretary, Air Transport Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, ATSSSAN described the development as a valentine gift from President Jonathan to Nigerians.
He said, "We will remember Princess Stella Oduah for so many things. All the remodelling project and upgrade of infrastructure, did they follow due process? The answer is no; were the stakeholders carried along in the process? The answer is no. Were proper materials used in the buildings and the structures, the answer is no. Does FAAN which is supposed to be the supervisor in the know of several of these things? The answer is no.
"President Goodluck Jonathan has just given Nigerians a valentine gift by the removal of Princes Stella Oduah and, however painful it may be, we will cherish this gift.
Meanwhile, on Social Networks mixed reactions have trailed the Ministers removal. While most celebrated the news, a few others pondered on what will become the fate of the aviation sector reforms started by the erstwhile minister.