Tinubu urges accelerated delivery of attack helicopters

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has welcomed Airbus' proposal to set up maintenance and hangar facilities in Nigeria while calling for faster delivery of attack helicopters to address insecurity.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu welcomed a proposal from Airbus to establish maintenance and hangar facilities in Nigeria.

He urged the company to accelerate delivery of attack helicopters already on order.

The move comes amid ongoing efforts to tackle insecurity in the country.

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