Two Aircraft in Nigeria’s Presidential Fleet Up for Sale

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Who wants to buy a Falcon 7x and Hawker 4000 Aircraft? 
Recession is real and the decision of the Federal Government of Nigeria to sale some National assets to raise funds is now a reality.  
The Federal Government of Nigeria has advertised Falcon 7x and Hawker 4000 aircraft for sale while stating that both aircraft are ready for immediate sale. The Falcon 7X aircraft has a seat capacity of 16 passengers and 3 crew members and the Hawker 4000 can carry 9 passengers and 3 crew members.
 While the Falcon 7X is available for inspection at the Presidential Hangar of Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja, the Hawker 4000 is currently in Switzerland and is available for inspection at the Cessna Zurich Citation Service Centre Zurich, Switzerland.
Interested buyers are to send all inquiries to The Chairman, Panel for Sale of Aircraft, Office of the National Security Adviser, care of Special Services Office, second Floor, Room SF125, Shehu Shagari Complex, Three Arms Zone Abuja, Nigeria. All bids which must be quoted in United States dollars can be forwarded to hg101paf.gov.ng. The contact phone number as advertised in Thisday Newspaper of Tuesday October 4, 2016 is 2348026871711.

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