Editor 1 LAGOS - A Former General Manager, Public Affairs at Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Mr. Yakubu Dati, has highlighted the improvements witnessed during the recent Yuletide season, mostly the busiest period for air travel in Nigeria, as a major contributor to the economy. Dati said that the seamless facilitation of passengers, including returning Nigerians, tourists, diplomats, and entrepreneurs, during the period, demonstrated the aviation sector’s potential as a key driver of economic activity. Dati praised FAAN’s Managing Director, Mrs. Olubunmi Kuku, noting the agency’s efforts in leveraging operational improvements, technological advancements, and a strong customer service focus to handle the holiday rush effectively. “FAAN’s proactive measures during the peak season have earned the admiration of both local and international travelers, reinforcing confidence in Nigeria’s aviation sector,” Dati stated. He added that Mrs. Kuku’s dedication to enhancing airp...
Editor 1 Head, Corporate Communications Department, AMCON, Mr Jude Nwauzor, speaking at a strategic media stakeholders of AMCON on Thursday in Lagos. LAGOS - The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) says it is determined to recover N227 billion debt from Arik Air. The Head, Corporate Communications of AMCON, Mr Jude Nwauzor, made this known during an interactive session with aviation correspondents on Friday in Lagos. According to him, AMCON’s plan to liquidate Arik Air is still on as efforts to revive the airline have so far proved abortive. He said that the actions of AMCON, a debt recovery agency, is backed by Sections 6 and 48 of the AMCON Act. Nwauzor said that the meeting was to clarify some misrepresentations on the issue. “AMCON continues to face resistance from a number of debtors who are unwilling to pay without a fight. “One of these debtors is Arik Air Ltd. (in Receivership), an airline company owned by Sir Johnson Arumemi-Ikhide, who is also the promo...