Airport concession: Sirika leads aviation union leaders on tour of Istanbul, Brasilia airports

Hadi-Sirika

From Uche Usim (Abuja) and Chinelo Obogo

As part of efforts by the Federal Government to show its seriousness in the concession programme of four of the nation’s international airports, the Aviation Minister, Hadi Sirika, is leading  a delegation of officials of the Ministry, agencies and organised labour in the aviation industry on an inspection tour of two successfully concessioned airports. 

The team visiting the Istanbul Airport in Turkey and Brasilia Airport in Brazil with the Minister, included the Rector of the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology Zaria, Captain Alkali Modibbo, the Acting Managing Director of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, Matthew Lawrence Pwajok,  the Transaction Adviser on Airport Concession, Dr. Abba Ibrahim, and the Director General of the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission, Michael Ohiani.

Others are the Senior Technical Assistant to the Minister, Yusuf Anas, Special Assistant to the Minister on Administration, Ahmed Sanusi, Secretary General of the Association of Nigerian Aviation Professionals (ANAP), Saidu Abdulrazak, Secretary General of NUATE, Ocheme Abah, and Adenike Adesola (CSS).

According to the Minister, the essence of the visit to the two airports was to dispel all doubts and suspicion regarding the sincerity of the Federal Government in respect of the concession programme and to reassure the labour force of the inherent benefits of the programme. 

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