But for Chief Olusegun
Obasanjo’s led regime in 2004
that vindictively revoked its the
license, SLOK Air owned by
former Abia-State governor,
Orji Uzor-Kalu, would have been one of the best airlines
out of Nigeria’s airspace. Today, the airline is the major air carrier in the
Gambia, and has other operating offices in Ivory
Coast, Ghana, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Guinea and
Liberia thereby giving quality employment to the
citizens of its host countries. If the government in Nigeria had not stopped its
operation, Nigeria and her citizens would have
enormously benefitted from the largesse of the
shrewd businessman cum politician in the area of
employment. Slok Airline, we gathered, gives world-class flight
services; this has culminated over the years to the
success story of the airline across Africa. In the light of this, the glory will be for Nigeria if the
present administration reviews the ‘file case’ of Slok
Airline and see how the suspension can be totally
annulled.

www.africanevents.com/TransAtlanticAirlines.htm
the same thing Obasanjo did to my uncle

So what stopped Jonathan from allowing the airline to operate? Playing politics with bitterness while the masses suffer the consequences.

JackBaueress1:
So what stopped Jonathan from allowing the airline to operate?
Playing politics with bitterness while the masses suffer the consequences.

fear of the monster(Obasanjo)

The airline should be primed to come and fly dubai to Enugu route and China to Enugu route.
This key route should be flown by an eastern airline.
Nigeria can go ahead to have 4 national carriers of which slok should be one

My brothers and sisters na wa ooooo

Enemy of progress in Nigeria government. This is why we need somebody like Peter Obi or Osinbajo in 2023,don't bring a tired leg for us please.

Nice to know that this airline is still operating in other african countries I thought it has since been liquidated.

JOemmy:
Nice to know that this airline is still operating in other african countries I thought it has since been liquidated.

Which other Africa countries is it operating?