Orji Kalu Ready With Bizness Plan For Return Of Slok Airline

…What is delaying kick off

Former governor of Abia state, Orji Uzor kalu is working on a return of his airline, Slok.

The aviation company of the owner of newspaper businesses churning out national publications Sun and Telegraph was shut down years back over issues with the Federal Government.

Many believed the shut down that grounded about ten aircrafts had more to do with personal conflicts between the President then Chief Olusegun Obasanjo and Mr Kalu.

With Obasanjo out of power and persistent seeking for a return of his business the politician who had criss crossed different Orji Kalu

political parties has finally secured a nod for his Slok Airline to resume business operation.

The revoked license is now offered back by the aviation authority.

But orji is seeking compensation for what he claims shutting down a thriving business by the government for political reasons.

He is in court seeking a N35billion compensation.

Informants however claimed because the business is dear to his heart, the former governor is quietly putting in place structures for a kick off whichever the court case goes.

‘A favourable outcome would boost operations with his claim serving as boost up capital, but if not…he has mapped out out to kick off operations as well’ a source claimed.

Based on information here and there, the court case appears the limiting factor for a kick off.

‘Mr Kalu has his return to business plans ready, the staff and numbers down to specifics and identities..he has quietly put the structure in place, he is really keen for Slok Airline to return once the case is dispense with’ another source stated.

The former governor is quoted as saying whichever way the judgement goes in the N35billion case against the Federal government over revocation of the Slok Airline, he would abide by the ruling.