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Knocks, Kudos in Aviation Sector, as Nigeria Turns 58

Industry stakeholders review the aviation industry on the 58 years of Nigeria’s independence and say Nigeria could do better; although the country has recorded milestones in the sector since its libration from colonial rule. As the nation clocks 58 years, industry stakeholders are of the view that there have been achievements in the aviation industry […]

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President Buhari Approved 50% of Debts Owed NAL Ex-workers

Following massive protests last week, the Ministry of Finance on Monday announced that President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the immediate release of N22.68 billion which is 50% of the 45.3billion of the total entitlements for ex-workers of Nigeria Airways. A statement by the ministry, revealed that the move came after an initial submission by the former workers, […]

Minister of State, Aviation, Sirika Aviation

Lopsided Air Service Agreements

Nigeria has a large population of international travellers, which is average of about 4.5 million annually. Over 90 per cent of these passengers are airlifted by foreign airlines. This is because Nigeria does not have local carriers that have successfully operated international destinations for a number of years. So, most of the Bilateral Air Service […]

NAL Retirees Protest Non-payment N45bn Entitlement

Retirees of the defunct Nigeria Airways Limited (NAL) staged peaceful protest at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos yesterday over the non-payment of severance package. The ex-workers who turned out in large number blocked the road linking the international wing of the airport to the domestic and General Aviation Terminal wings of the airport, thus […]