NCPC boss vows to promote direct flight to Israel

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By Albert Akota 

The Executive Secretary Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Rev Dr Yakubu Pam has said that the Commission would promote direct flight to Israel. 

He made this disclosure while playing host to the Israeli Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Michael Freeman and the Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace Airline, Chief Allen Onyema in his office in Abuja.

He commended the Ambassador for his zeal and doggedness in charting a way forward for Christian Pilgrimage. He further lauded the Envoy for his network of relationship both in Nigeria and Israel.

The NCPC helmsman also commended the Chief Executive officer of Air Peace Airline for his sacrificial leadership and good humanitarian heart.

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Speaking, the Israeli Ambassador to Nigeria, H.E Mr Michael Freeman thanked the NCPC boss for deploying all his energies in advancing the cause of Christian Pilgrimage in Nigeria.

In his remarks, the Chief Executive officer of Air Peace airline, Chief Allen Onyema reaffirmed that sooner than later history would be made in Nigeria.

He pointed out that Air Peace is very much desirous of conducting direct flight operation.He added that Air Peace is thick because of Israel.

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