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JUST IN: NCAA grounds private jet over unauthorised road landing in Delta

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The NCAA has grounded a private jet and suspended its operator’s permit after an unauthorised road landing in Delta State. Learn more about the aviation vi Read More: https://punchng.com/just-in-ncaa-grounds-private-jet-over-unauthorised-road-landing-in-delta/

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