In a bid to boost safety and security measures in Nigeria's airports, the Federal Ministry of Aviation has acquired Hi-tech three-in-one explosive detectors for 15 out of the 22 airports in the country. The
facilities would be capable of detecting liquid, metals and explosives
during airport screening.
Announcing this new development yesterday, spokesman for the Aviation Ministry, Mr Yakubu Dati said that the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja and the
Muritala Mohammed International Airports in Lagos already have the
facilities installed, while other airports are in the process of
having theirs fully installed. Good news!
thats cool
ReplyDeleteStella Odua wanna chop last money b4 sack! Chop well Madam my turn go reach one day to embezzle my own
ReplyDeleteI pray it works... the last time I was at the airport their ac wasn't even working and yes I mean the international airport
ReplyDeleteDat is no new,d AC hasn't b working for a long time my dear.jjc
Deletena tru u sure say e go work sef abi last, mitcheww ;dat 1 na shalo bobo
Deletena tru u sure say e go work sef abi last, mitcheww ;dat 1 na shalo bobo
DeleteNice move by FG.Seems d aviation sector dis year nids crious security if any of d prophecies by various MOG is anytin 2go by.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is nice.
ReplyDeleteThey shld fix the ac first and stop making pple pass out
DeleteNice...kul
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Still a mere proposition.
ReplyDeleteTill its actualized.
~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA3310
Good news! 4ward eva!!!
ReplyDeleteGood morning FG. Na now una dey wake. No be to talk.....please back it up with action.
ReplyDeleteWil Dat increase my bnk acc?...mtcheeew,Gd news tho
ReplyDeleteFG dem. Knw say na lie lie talk oo. I jst dey pass o
ReplyDeleteYawns! Wat a day?!
ReplyDeleteThank u for promoting something good about the aviation industry. Enough with the criticism. She has made her mistake and has learnt her lessons. No one is perfect, not me, not u Linda, no one. Let's focus on the good stuff.
ReplyDeleteHer PR team z rili smart... dey wana distract us frm d fact dat she faked her degree
ReplyDeleteIf they were taken steps like this, our country wud ve been a better place. Congrats Niaja. Mr. Frank nd Family.
ReplyDeleteAnd that's a great development.
ReplyDeleteDats nice
ReplyDeleteThey don't have idea/money to install air condition and they are talking of explosive detectors.mtchewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww ''Hi-tech explosive detector'' my foot.
ReplyDeleteAnother means to embezzle money! May God save us from them
ReplyDeleteGreat News Indeed....Too bad that the minister is not applauded for good things like this but supposed shrewd character brought out in the open day by day...
ReplyDeleteYeah is really a good news, later they will say the president is not doing anything is trying Joor...am seeing a lot of changes in this tenure.
ReplyDeleteis a welcuming development wel done THAT AKWA IBOM BOY
ReplyDeleteSo the devices we currently have, what are they detecting?
ReplyDeleteIt will only detect wen it comes to poor people. Will it detect wen our politicians is moving drugs or money. #rubbish
ReplyDeleteI jst dey laff for dis ur comment o, n u're ryt o.
Deleteat all at all, na it bad.
ReplyDeleteis this another means used in diverting attention from the aviation minister's fraudulent credentials?
ReplyDeleteNot impressed.
Yes it is
DeleteMake I hear Linda. Dat one na Vision 2040. A means for saving trillions for dem selves
ReplyDeleteThese embezzlers... Mtcheeew
ReplyDeleteA̶̲̅ way ☀f making more monEy for themselves. Aviation minister!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat News.
ReplyDeleteu guys should be appreciative for once.....dem swear for una? haba!!!!.... What have u contributed to Make this country better?
ReplyDeleteWell, let's commend for a leap towards security and safety at least, and hope for more better things to come on this year and beyond. AMperson1.
ReplyDeletePls tell 'em to install air condition all so.
ReplyDeleteVery qudnews. Weldone Mr President. We will qet dere lil by lil. Kip up d qud work
ReplyDeleteAbeg make dem do am oo so dat wen tracy wan fly she go fly safely.tnx linda,saw my comment and was #dancing#
ReplyDeleteTill then....
ReplyDeleteMtchewww! *chu'chu*
ReplyDeleteWell done naija.happy to hear that.
ReplyDeletethey should also put cameras to catch the theives dat steal pples tins, expecially at the international airport dose pple are bloody thieves.
ReplyDeleteI think this is security issue and not supposed to be made public... For me i think it makes the BH boys to step up their game also... But all thesame weldone.
ReplyDeleteThank God. Our madam u try well. At least we are safe at work. $£.
ReplyDeleteCan they work on providing light first... Nonsense thieves!
ReplyDeleteNo be to talk but am to do.
ReplyDeleteGood.
ReplyDeleteVery necessary, please with the way things are going, affliction shall not arise the 2nd time.
ReplyDeleteI see the Hon. minister has been told how much she is expected to raise for GEJ's campaign.
ReplyDeleteVery necessary, please with the way things are going, affliction shall not arise the 2nd time.
ReplyDeleteAs usual, I know every was bought. I wonder why we can't sit down to create our own things. It really annoys me. Mental laziness at its finest form.....Anyways, nice job boosting airport security the more.
ReplyDeleteNa now morning do for their eyes. Hilary Obiorah
ReplyDeleteAmen. $£.
ReplyDeletePlease let them install ordinary AC units at the Baggage Claim section of Murtala Muhammed Intl Airport, lagos. The airport is as hot as hell fire, so disgraceful and embarrassing to even Nigerians.
ReplyDeleteA woman on a wheel chair was recently stranded on arrival from Dubai at the Murtala Mohammed airport due to the absence of Lift machines. The wheel-chaired lady could not come down to the Baggage claim section for her luggage because she could not use the only available stair case at the airport.
Lifts are present in all the International airports of other countries to aid easy movement for the Wheel-Chaired, physically challenged people, babies on trollies etc.
The Minister of Aviation should focus on how to improve the embarrassing nature of our international airports.
fabulous
ReplyDeleteLet it have ACs first before we move to detectors.. yeye people
ReplyDeleteLet it have ACs first before we move to detectors.. yeye people
ReplyDeleteWhatever gave Sleek Iluminada the idea that "Stella Odua wanna chop last money b4 sack". Until Nigerians dispenses with this mentality of "chopping", the country will continue to retrogress, or at best remain stagnant. When would an average Nigerian begin to ask what he/she could do for the country? GOD helps us all. J.O.A.
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