“I recognise workers as critical stakeholders in the aviation roadmap project,” he said.
“I did not meet any masterplan on the ground in the entire Nigeria. So I said what have you guys been doing about it?” Mr Keyamo said.
The minister stated that flight tickets for the FAAN employees were over N450 million to and fro Lagos.
The coalition said the minister’s decision was meant to retard the state’s development.
“Keyamo’s commitment to the aviation sector has been instrumental in fostering innovation in the sector.’’
A memo by the managing director of FAAN, Olubunmi Kuku, said Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo gave the directive.
He thanked the aviation community for 2023’s collaboration and partnership in 2024 while assuring operators in the industry of protection.
Aviation minister Festus Keyamo released a list of new directors for agencies in the ministry on Thursday.
“We appeal and advise the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo to agree with us.’’
The minister said he called the customers’ satisfactory commission regarding the treatment of Nigerians.
