Few months ago, President Muhammadu Buhari had issued a directive banning public officials from flying first class.
According to an exclusive report by PREMIUM TIMES, the BA flight BA83 which took off from Gate 43 of Heathrow Terminal 5, London, on Tuesday, nearly an hour behind its scheduled 10.43pm departure time, arrived the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on Wednesday morning at about 5a.m, with Mr. Ali on board.
Several passengers also testified that they saw Mr. Ali seated in the First Class compartment of the aircraft during the flight. However, When PREMIUM TIMES contacted the customs spokesperson, Wale Adeniyi, on Thursday, he confirmed Mr. Ali was on the BA flight, but that he travelled on a business class ticket.
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Nigeria and their problems, looking for trouble where there is no trouble, is anything with this?
ReplyDeletepremium times pls mind ya business
ReplyDeletedis dude is a holy cow,,,,do u kno how he came out from no where to became Comptroller General of Customs?
a la animal farm by George Orwell or (Eric Blair)
ReplyDeletethere was a law in animal farm that "no animal should sleep on a bed" ...
later some pigs were caught sleeping on a large bed,..overnight the law was changed to " no animal should sleep on a bed with SHEETS" ............
I heard this guy is Buhari childhood chum..
ReplyDeletesome career customs officials are still grumbling
That ruling is for the colonised southern nigerian appointed offcials who are supposed to be compliant if not the will be punished.so southern sycophant officials think they are mates with thier northern peers?
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