Festus Keyamo
Air Peace, Max Air, others hike airfares amid ticket racketeering, fewer aircraft
Local airlines in Nigeria have hiked their ticket fares as touts hijack ticketing in Nigeria's airports, leading to increased fares, worsened by fewer aircraft.
BREAKING: Tinubu's govt suspends Air Nigeria indefinitely, gives reason
Festus Keyamo, the minister of aviation and aerospace development, has said the Nigeria Air is indefinitely suspended. Keyamo disclosed this on Monday, May 27.
Breaking: Aviation minister, Keyamo announces date Emirates Airline will resume operations in Nigeria
The minister of Aviation and Aerospace development, Festus Keyamo, said Emirates Airline will resume flight operations to Nigeria on October 1, 2024.
Northern elders fight back as Tinubu's govt plans another office relocation from Kaduna to Lagos
Northern elders have expressed concern about relocating firefighting equipment from the Nigeria College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) in Kaduna to Lagos.
Mr Ibu: "Sad and unfortunate", Nigerian political figures in Nigeria mourn late actor
Mr. Ibu has died at the age of 62. Reacting to his death, several politicians remembered Mr Ibu as an actor who made families happy throughout his acting career.
Air Peace announces direct flights to London, sets date to commence, speaks on 50% discount
A Nigerian airline, Air Peace, has announced the commencement of direct flights to the London Gatwick Airport beginning March 30, 2024, after a meeting.
FG confirms $600 million still owed to foreign airlines, exonerates CBN
The Federal Government of Nigeria has said that about $600 million belonging to foreign airlines is owed by commercial banks and not the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Nigeria Air: EFCC commences investigation on alleged fraud, Keyamo confirms
Nigeria's Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development Festus Keyamo has revealed that the EFCC is investigating the contentious Nigeria Air deal.
“No going back”: Keyamo insists on FAAN relocation to Lagos, gives reason
Aviaition minister, Festus Keyamo, on Wednesday, maintained that there is no going back on the relocation of the headquarters of the FAAN from Abuja to Lagos.
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