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The 2015 Presidential Election ended on Saturday, March 28, 2015. It now belongs to the history books. Regardless of the pros and cons of the polls, it came and went. And in a commendable act worth eulogising, the then incumbent president, Goodluck Jonathan conceded defeat and congratulated the declared winner, Muhammadu Buhari, a development that earned widespread local and international applause for Nigeria as a nation.

In Pages 109, 110 and 111, IFC further gave a deft analysis of the consequences of Liquidation, some of which include: (i) Less likelihood of strong national carrier from “survival of the fittest local strategy; (ii) Disorderly development of air transport market: increases of financial cost from collapse of several domestic carrier; (iii) Great likelihood of worsening safety records in Nigeria; (iv) Increased reliance on foreign carriers, among others. (v) Nigeria would most unlikely not develop into a regional hub.