“We’re doing the last-minute checks and waiting for the issuance of the AOC and it will fly.”
However, Mr Sirika said the ministry had intensified efforts to meet the workers’ demands and expressed displeasure at the ongoing warning strike.
He said restrictions on both sides were making it difficult to connect the two countries as expected.
Mr Sylva made the allegation when he briefed State House correspondents on the outcome of the Federal Executive Council meeting on Wednesday in Abuja.
The minister said efforts were made to ensure no essential service is disrupted by anybody no matter how aggrieved.
The agency predicts that the rainfall onset date will be earlier than the long-term average in most parts of the country.
The assembly is for the Magnus Centennial Aircraft at the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, Zaria, Kaduna State.
“Money? I swear, we have it all. I swear we have the money and all. We have the money. I swear we have the money to get the job done,” Mr Sirika stated.
The minister said 9,100 direct jobs and 63,200 indirect jobs will be created within three years.
