Ondo crash: ADC questions N4.5bn NAF aircraft maintenance release, seeks audit
The ADC has called for an audit of NAF aircraft maintenance funds after a crash in Ondo, questioning the disparity in funding with the Presidential Air Fle Read More: https://punchng.com/ondo-crash-adc-questions-n4-5bn-naf-aircraft-maintenance-release-seeks-audit/
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has called for an audit of funds allocated for the maintenance of Nigerian Air Force aircraft following the crash of an ATR-42 aircraft in Ondo State on Monday. The opposition party has also questioned the disparity between funds released for the Nigerian Air Force fleet and the Presidential Air Fleet, raising concerns about government funding priorities.
In a statement, the ADC condemned the crash, which claimed the lives of several individuals, and emphasized the need for proper maintenance of both the President's aircraft and those used by military personnel. The party highlighted a significant discrepancy in the maintenance budget, with N4.5bn released for the Nigerian Air Force as of December 2025, compared to N20.74bn allocated for the Presidential Air Fleet.
The ADC called for a comprehensive investigation into the maintenance records, budgetary releases, and procurement practices, urging the government to ensure accountability in defense spending.
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