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NAMA defends ILS project, rejects N7.58bn waste claim
AfricaNAMA defends ILS project
NAMA has dismissed a report claiming it wasted N7.58 billion on Instrument Landing Systems for Lagos and Abuja airports.
NAMA stated the approved contract for the supply and installation of CAT III-capable ILS and DME was N1,188,139,913.90, and acknowledged problems with the CAT III system since its installation.
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- NAMA rejects claim of wasting N7.58 billion on ILS project
- Report of N7.58 billion waste is disputed
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- Investigation into ILS project, potential audit or review
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- 43m agoVanguard News: By Dickson Omobola Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, NAMA, has dismissed a report that it wasted N7.58 billion on Instrument Landing Syst
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