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Whether you are an international tourist, a government official, or you are simply looking for a relaxing getaway, Royal Senchi hotel and resort has something for everyone. This paradise on earth is the perfect destination for those seeking a tranquil retreat, a romantic escape, or a memorable celebration. The resort's courteous staff, with their warm smiles and attentive service, ensure that...
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As the sun rises and sets everyday, thousands of retirees of the liquidated national carrier, Nigeria Airways, are left to face the harsh realities of a life without a steady income. The once-thriving airline, which was liquidated in 2004, has left behind a trail of broken dreams and shattered hopes for its former employees. The retirees, who number around 6,000,...
Director Blasts Plot to Discredit Minister, ADGCA Over ICAO Audit ratings
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MMA2: 17 Years of Innovation, Efficiency, and Excellence in Nigerian Aviation
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....Spokesman Calls for Focus on Achievements Amid False Claims The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has firmly denied recent media reports alleging the purchase of a ₦250 million SUV for Captain Chris Najomo, the Acting Director-General. Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, NCAA, Michael Achimugu, in an interview, stated these accusations are demonstrably false and intended to malign Captain Najomo...
From Unfamiliarity to Advocacy: Ade-John’s Journey to Promote Nigeria’s Tourism
... Highlights Nigeria's Untapped Tourism Potential At the recent 10th Wonders of Nigeria Expo 2024, held at the National Museum, Onikan, Lagos, Minister of Tourism Mrs. Lola Ade-John shared her journey from being unfamiliar with Nigeria's tourism to recognizing its breathtaking beauty. Ade-John, who extensively traveled across Africa and beyond, admitted to knowing little about Nigeria beyond familial visits. However, her perception...
Dismissed Aviation Directors Pursue Legal Action Over Alleged Unfair Treatment and Withheld Benefits
....as lawyer denies their being investigated by the EFCC The recent dismissal of several past Directors from four aviation agencies by the current Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr. Festus Keyamo, has left many aggrieved. They alleged, they were not only terminated from their positions, but their rightful entitlements and salaries were also withheld. In response, these affected individuals have taken...
Mrs Kuku: FAAN Charts Course for Modernization and Growth in Nigeria’s Aviation Sector
.....eyes Cargo Boom, Focuses on Secondary Airports for Exports The Managing Director, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Mrs. Olubunmi Kuku, says, with responsibility for 22 airports across the country, FAAN plays a crucial role in providing essential services outlined by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). She underscored the intricate challenges inherent in overseeing aviation infrastructure in Nigeria while reflecting...
Towards Seamless Skies: Dr. Aisuebeogun Advocates for African Air Travel Revolution
...Lists Economic Benefits of Open Skies in Africa Dr. Richard Aisuebeogun recently at the Walk for Love Africa Summit 2024 highlights Key Steps Forward in Air Transport Liberalization Across Africa with the Theme: "Liberalization of the African Skies:The Way Forward". With a burgeoning population exceeding 1.46 billion spread across 54 diverse nations, Africa stands poised for substantial growth in intra-continental air...
East African Travel Turmoil: Tanzania and Kenya Resolve Aviation Rights Dispute After Tense Standoff
Tensions soared in the East African travel industry as Tanzania and Kenya engaged in a tit-for-tat battle over aviation rights. Last week, Tanzania abruptly banned Kenya Airways from carrying passengers, a move that threw travel plans into disarray and bewildered tourists. The reason? Tanzania sought leverage to secure reciprocal cargo privileges for their national carrier, Air Tanzania. However, Kenya wouldn't be strongarmed....
A Celebration for a Tourism Icon: Mr. Ikechi Uko’s 60th Birthday Bash
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Disqualified Candidates Challenge Leadership Continuity in NUATE
..Amid Allegations of Flawed Delegates Conference Tensions are rising within the National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE) as several candidates expressing interest in leadership positions were disqualified during the recent Delegates Conference in Benin City, Edo State. The incumbent executive officers were returned unopposed, prompting the disgruntled candidates to consider legal action to challenge the conference's outcome. Mr. Lanre Popoola, an...
Keyamo’s Mission: Navigating Nigeria’s Complex Aviation Challenges
Nigeria's Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo is currently faced with a diverse range of challenges in the aviation industry. These challenges encompass a mix of prepared and unprepared issues, spanning local, continental, and intercontinental concerns, some of which are desirable while others are undesirable. While these challenges might seem appealing at first glance, a closer examination reveals a...
NCAA Urges Caution for Pilots and Passengers as Dry Season Approaches
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has advised Pilots and Airline Operators to exercise caution over hazardous weather in dry season. To this end, members of the general public are to take necessary precaution during this time in the planning of their trips so as not to encounter unnecessary flight delays. The Director General, Civil Aviation, Capt. Musa Nuhu in a...
Relocation: Reasons for chaos identified, solutions yielding results
....as FAAN apologies .... passengers should arrive early for boarding formalities .... teething problems reduced to the barest The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, says significant efforts have been made in addressing the challenges associated with the relocation of passenger activities from the old Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos Terminal One to the new terminal. It would be recalled that,...
NAMA Engineers Underequipped, Overworked, Air Navigation System at Risk… NAAE President
President of the National Association of Air Traffic Engineers (NAAE), Mr. Seizling Miri, has drawn attention to the persistent and pressing challenges faced by engineers in Nigeria’s air navigation sector. He cited inadequate tools, poor working conditions, and lack of operational support as major constraints undermining their performance and limiting the impact they can make. Speaking at the NAAE's Lagos Branch...
49th AGM: NANTA Declares War on Illegal Cross-Border Trading
..five global players under investigation for Illegal Ticket Sales ....embraces digital future with new platforms The National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies, NANTA, has relaunched its identification card, revamped website and launch of a mobile App at the recent 49th Annual General Meeting, AGM in Lagos. These initiatives are aimed at modernizing the association's operational tools, improving member identification and security, and...
Reduced Congestion Expected as Air Peace Implements New Boarding Order
...military, special needs, business class to board first Air Peace, West and Central Africa's largest carrier, has announced the immediate implementation of a revised boarding procedure designed to streamline the travel experience for all passengers. According to the airline's spokesman, Dr. Ejike Ndiulo, the new arrangement will prioritize boarding for military personnel, passengers requiring wheelchairs or with special needs, and those...
Extended Reach: NAMA Sets to Improve Air-Ground Communication Over Gulf of Guinea and Northern Regions
...to deploy HF transceiver, conducts factory tests The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) is about to upgrade, modernize its airspace infrastructure with the planned deployment of the Rohde & Schwarz High-Frequency (HF) transceiver. This advanced system incorporates sophisticated signal processing algorithms designed to significantly reduce the noise typically associated with traditional HF systems. This technological advancement is expected to substantially improve long-range...
Canadian-Grown Cannabis Worth Millions Seized in Lagos, Suspects in Custody
.... concealed in mattresses In a major breakthrough, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has intercepted a large quantity of exotic cannabis drugs hidden inside mattresses at the Tincan Island Port Strategic Command in Lagos. According to Commander Mitchell Ofoyeju, the illicit consignment was discovered during a routine search of import containers that originated from Montreal, Canada. A total of 63.75...
Air Cargo Agents Grapple with Aircraft Shortage, Inadequate Infrastructure
Despite the inherent challenges of global cargo movement, the air cargo business in Nigeria remains resilient, according to Dr. Lucky Omokhodion, a prominent frontline cargo agent. Speaking on the sidelines of the inauguration of the new executive council of the Domestic Airport Cargo Agents (DACAA) in Lagos, Dr. Omokhodion, who chairs Ehi Multi Systems Nigeria Limited, identified the critical shortage...
SAHCO to Provide End-to-End Ground Handling for Air Algeria’s Abuja Flights
Skyway Aviation Handling Company (SAHCO) PLC, a prominent ground handling service provider in Nigeria, has announced a new partnership with Air Algeria. The agreement sees SAHCO providing comprehensive ground handling services for Air Algeria's bi-weekly flights operating between Abuja and Algiers. Under the terms of the full handling contract, SAHCO will be responsible for a wide spectrum of services, including ramp...
Nigeria’s Travel Trade Professionals to Convene in Lagos, Seek Solutions to Market Challenges
The National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) will hold its 49th Annual General Meeting on April 9th in Lagos, with a focus on finding solutions to the challenges facing the Nigerian travel trade market. The event with the theme, "Collective Prosperity Through Market Protection," will bring together industry professionals to deliberate on key efforts to insulate and deflate the...
BANDWAGON EFFECT ON VOTING PATTERN: A CASE FOR CONDUCTING ALL ELECTIONS ON THE SAME DAY
By: Sunny OrbihVeritas university Abuja. Nigeria, the largest democracy in Africa, has made significant progress in strengthening its democratic institutions. However, a major challenge that continues to undermine its electoral process is the "bandwagon effect" on voting pattern; a phenomenon where voters base their choices on the outcome of previous elections rather than on candidates' policies or qualifications. This pattern...
Hannatu Musa Musawa: The Greatest Threat To Nigeria Cultural Tourism Rebound
By Frank Meke She is clearly the misplaced figure in our quest to find proper footing to advance Nigeria cultural tourism economy. Hannatu Musa Musawa choice and appointment as Nigeria minister of culture and creative economy, lately Tourism added to her portfolio has added more to our fears that she was merely chosen to fail and fall like Humpty Dumpty. And...