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N407bn Osun debt: Aregbesola breaks silence, asks Adeleke to report Oyetola to EFCC

N407bn Osun debt: Aregbesola breaks silence, asks Adeleke to report Oyetola to EFCC

CitizenDiary December 18, 2022 0

Police in Ogun arrest another member of kidnap gang

Police in Ogun arrest another member of kidnap gang

CitizenDiary December 18, 2022 0

Yuletide: Ogun corps deploys 1,000 officers to stem insecurity

Yuletide: Ogun So-Safe Corps deploys 1,000 officers to stem insecurity

CitizenDiary December 18, 2022 0

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Osun ruling house urges police to reveal prince’ killers

CitizenDiary December 18, 2022 0

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Violate electoral laws, go to jail, NYSC warns members

CitizenDiary December 18, 2022 0

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2022 National Carnival Polo, an avenue for synergy between security services, public — IGP

CitizenDiary December 18, 2022 0

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WHO to improve health of 3bn people by 2023

CitizenDiary December 18, 2022 0

IGP felicitates with President Buhari at 80

IGP felicitates with President Buhari at 80

CitizenDiary December 17, 2022 0

SMEDAN trains farmers in A'Ibom on product devt for global market

SMEDAN trains farmers in A’Ibom on product devt for global market

CitizenDiary December 16, 2022 0

Ibom Air hits the two million passenger mark Ibom Air, this morning recorded its 2 millionth passenger. The airline’s sophisticated algorithm had calculated that the milestone would be reached on the 16 of December. And the exact flight turned out to be the 11:30am Uyo to Lagos flight. The management of Ibom Air, led by the COO, Mr. George Uriesi, were on hand to do the countdown to the 2 millionth passenger, who turned out to be Ms. Ifeoma Chiadika, a 22-year-old, fresh graduate of Communication Arts from the University of Uyo! This was contained in a statement signed by Aniekan Essienette, General Manager, Marketing and Communication, Ibom Air on Friday. Congratulating Ms. Chiadika, the COO said “we congratulate you on emerging our 2 millionth passenger. Ibom Air greatly appreciates your patronage and we do not take any single one of our 2 million passengers for granted. We promise to continue to work hard to maintain the high standards that we have come to be known for and customers like you, have come to expect of us”. Ms. Chiadika, the lucky passenger, was gifted with a premium return ticket and a certificate of recognition as Ibom Air’s 2 millionth passenger! Ibom Air commenced operations on 7 June 2019. Since then, the airline has operated more than 27,000 scheduled, commercial flights. The airline is ready to commence regional flights in the first quarter of 2023 as it prepares to expand its reach throughout the continent of Africa, operating out of the soon to be commissioned, ultra-modern hub terminal at Victor Attah International Airport, Uyo, the airline’s home base. Ibom Air is a limited liability company wholly owned by the Akwa Ibom State Government, which aims to set the standard as an Airline of choice for passengers by focusing on schedule reliability, on-time departures, and excellent service. It has a fleet of seven Aircraft: five (5) Bombardier CRJ 900 and two (2) Airbus A320-300, covering seven (7) destinations.

Ibom Air hits two million passengers mark

CitizenDiary December 16, 2022 0

Man, wife, bag jailed 13 years for abusing maid

Enugu court jails couple 13 years for abusing maid

CitizenDiary December 16, 2022 0

MAN graduates 233 cadets for 2022, seeks international collaboration

MAN graduates 233 cadets for 2022, seeks international collaboration

CitizenDiary December 16, 2022 0

A'Ibom assembly passes N700bn Appropriation Bill for 2023

A’Ibom assembly passes N700bn Appropriation Bill for 2023

CitizenDiary December 16, 2022 0

Money laundering: Kogi gov’s nephew arraigned for N10bn fraud

Money laundering: Kogi gov’s nephew arraigned for N10bn fraud

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

Ijaw groups urge Diri to quicken steps to prevent recurrence of flood disaster

Ijaw groups urge Diri to quicken steps to prevent recurrence of flood disaster

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

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2023: Six governorship candidates to participate in NUJ debate

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

Alleged organ harvest: EFCC behind my travails – Ekweremadu

Alleged organ harvest: EFCC behind my travails – Ekweremadu

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

UNIUYO takes possession of 1,050-bed space hostel

UNIUYO takes possession of 1,050-bed space hostel

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

PWDs condemn discrimination against members for using airport facilities

PWDs condemn discrimination against members for using airport facilities

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

Demola Seriki’s death painful, shocking- Sanwo-Olu

Demola Seriki’s death painful, shocking – Sanwo-Olu

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

Ibom Air to carry one million passengers per year

Ibom Air to carry one million passengers per year

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

2023: NSCDC deploys personnel to man INEC offices, others

2023: NSCDC deploys personnel to man INEC offices, others

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

Three feared killed in rival cults clash in A’Ibom

Three feared killed in rival cults clash in A’Ibom

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

We have fully deployed ADR to fast-track dispensation of justice says Bayelsa CJ

We have fully deployed ADR to fast-track dispensation of justice says Bayelsa CJ

CitizenDiary December 15, 2022 0

FG declares two-day holiday for Eid al-Fitr

FG declares two-day holiday for Eid al-Fitr

CitizenDiary March 17, 2026 0

Man jailed for two years for forging contract

Man jailed for two years for forging contract

CitizenDiary March 17, 2026 0

Pastor Brandy, four others arraigned over agent’s murder

Pastor Brandy, four others arraigned over agent’s murder

CitizenDiary March 16, 2026 0

Police raid illegal arms, drug-laced snacks factory in A'Ibom

Police raid illegal arms, drug-laced snacks factory in A’Ibom

CitizenDiary March 16, 2026 0

The police added that the operation followed intelligence reports that illicit chin-chin snacks allegedly laced with Indian hemp were being produced and distributed from the premises. DSP Timfon John, Police Public Relations Officer, stated that upon storming the location, officers discovered that the facility was not only being used for the production of narcotic-laced food items but also served as a clandestine workshop for the fabrication of arms and ammunition.

Police raid illegal arms, drug-laced snacks factory in A’Ibom

CitizenDiary March 16, 2026 0