CURRENT REPORT BLOG In a swift move, the Federal Government of Nigeria has terminated the appointments of all directors of Aviation, less than 24 hours after the removal of heads of aviation agencies from their positions. The directive, issued by the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, aims to reposition the aviation industry for enhanced safety and efficiency in air travel, aligning with the government’s Renewed Hope agenda. The affected directors, associated with agencies such as the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria, Nigeria Metrological Agency, Nigeria Airspace Management Agency, Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, and Nigeria Safety and Investigation Bureau, are instructed to promptly hand over their responsibilities to the most senior officers within their respective directorates.
This abrupt shakeup comes as part of broader changes in the leadership of aviation agencies, reflecting the government’s commitment to improving the air travel experience for Nigerians. The government’s call for immediate handovers underscores its determination to swiftly implement its agenda for the sector, emphasizing the need for a seamless transition and the appointment of new leaders who can contribute to the revitalization of the aviation industry in the country.
