Mr Wike further blamed Mr Makinde for all the legal actions that deepened divisions within the opposition party.
Allen Onyema, Air Peace’s chief, on Sunday stated that the newly introduced tax policies would inflate airfares and drive airlines out of business.
PDP said the Nigerian government should have been the original disseminator of the military action to adequately sensitise Nigerians.
“Dropping a few bombs here and there cannot tackle the menace of terror. The attacks are symbolic of a harbinger neo-Crusade war against Islam,” Mr Gumi reasoned.
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Mr Oladejo said, “It was a year of difficult but necessary transitions; a year that demanded sacrifice, resilience, and patience from citizens and leadership alike.”
The company noted that ongoing repair efforts are nearing completion.
Contacted by Peoples Cazette, the Lagos State Police Command said it was unaware of the trend involving hair wigs being yanked off women’s heads.
“I said, no, sir, I can never help you organise the APC in Oyo State because I am of the PDP,” Mr Makinde stated.
A commuter faulted the federal and state governments’ inability to regulate transportation prices despite the drop in fuel prices.
The governor described the late senator’s demise as a huge loss to the state, the Anioma nation and Nigeria.
