The All
Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has cancelled a grand
reception planned for him at the Onikan Stadium, Lagos, today, in sympathy with
the families that lost their loved ones in the air crash of last Thursday.
Tinubu will arrive from the United
States of America today after a successful knee surgery. He left the shores of
Nigeria, exactly two months ago.
This is coming as the APC expressed
shock and deep sorrow at the double tragedy, considering that the crash
involved the remains of the late Ondo State Governor, Dr. Olusegun Agagu, as
well as his family and friends.
Tinubu, according to a statement by
Funso Ologunde of the Lagos State APC reception committee, would however
address a press conference on the state of the nation at the Murtala Mohammed International
Airport, on arrival.
Condoling with the families of all
those who died in Thursday’s plane crash in Lagos and prayed for the speedy
recovery of those who were injured, the APC, in a statement issued in Abuja
yesterday by its Interim National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed,
prayed that God will give Dr. Agagu’s family and the families of all the
victims the grace and strength to tide over the calamitous occurrence and the
difficult days ahead.
APC said the crash, coming about 15
months after the air disaster involving Dana Air, has shown that in spite of
the progress so far made in ensuring that the country’s airspace is safe for
the traveling public, the government must not relent until total success has
been achieved.
’’It is the responsibility of the
government to make our airspace safe, and all those involved, especially the
regulatory agencies, must not relent until that safety has been achieved. This
is the best way to immortalize all those who have lost their lives in avoidable
plane crashes over the years,’’ the party said.
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