by CitiPlug
Oyo State has officially taken delivery of two long-awaited surveillance aircraft, acquired for ₦7.76 billion, in a major move to strengthen the fight against insecurity across the state.
Oyo State has officially taken delivery of its two long-awaited surveillance aircraft, acquired for 7.76 billion naira, in a major move to strengthen the fight against insecurity.
The DA 42 MNG aircraft are equipped with advanced intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) technology capable of tracking targets from both high and low altitudes.
They are expected to support the Amotekun Corps and other security agencies with improved aerial surveillance, intelligence gathering and rapid response operations across Oyo State and neighbouring areas.
The aircraft arrived at the Samuel Ladoke Akintola Airport, Ibadan, marking a new phase in the state's investment in security infrastructure.
