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Yesterday, the Alumni Association of the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) led by the president , Amb. Ali Magashi paid me a courtesy visit. We discussed the challenges presently facing the institution and how we can all contribute to maintain the status of the institution as the premier feeder of manpower for the entire aviation ecosystem in Nigeria. I was also presented with a plaque signifying my conferment as the NATIONAL PATRON of the NCAT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

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No Airline Will Fly In Nigeria 🇳🇬 In The Next 7 Days If Nothing Is Done. ~ Airline Operator in Nigeria says

Nigeria Travel Agents Explore Rail Transport to Deepen Tourism Experience 🚆🇳🇬 #NANTA Travel agents are leveraging the Lagos–Ibadan rail corridor to boost tourism, offering safer, faster, and more comfortable journeys while promoting local destinations and economic growth. #LagosIbadanRail #TourismNigeria

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE *PRESIDENT TINUBU HAILS NIGERIA'S IMPRESSIVE 91.45% AVIATION SAFETY RATING BY ICAO* President Bola Tinubu welcomes Nigeria's impressive 91.45 per cent aviation safety rating from the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO). The ICAO is a United Nations agency that coordinates the principles and techniques of international air navigation. It fosters the planning and development of international air transport to ensure safe and orderly growth. Through the Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme (USOAP), ICAO assesses countries to ensure they manage safety risks effectively, ensuring that no country is left behind and directly influencing international confidence in that nation's airspace. Nigeria, as an ICAO member state, is obligated to comply with applicable international standards and to establish and implement these safety-critical oversight elements. Since the inception of the Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme in 1999, Nigeria has undergone four USOAP safety audits conducted by ICAO auditors, with results measured through Effective Implementation (E.I.) scores. During a recent debriefing by the ICAO audit team at the Abuja headquarters of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), the lead auditor announced that Nigeria had recorded an impressive 91.45% Effective Implementation (EI) score – the highest ever for Nigeria. The regional average of West Africa is 61.1%, and the global average is 70.4%. Nigeria is thus well positioned above the regional and global ratings, which, in turn, significantly boost investor confidence and strengthen international aviation credibility. Upon the assumption of office, President Tinubu redefined the priority areas of his administration to include enhancing infrastructure and transportation as enablers of growth, and to establish the air transport sector as a major driver for economic prosperity by building a safe, secured and efficient aviation industry focused on making Nigeria a hub that meets international standards and best practices beyond even the African continent. To align with this priority area, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo SAN, outlined a five-point agenda to grow the Nigerian aviation value chain. Importantly, the first point on that agenda is to ensure strict compliance with safety regulations and the continuous upward movement of Nigeria’s ICAO rating. The President commends the Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development for the feat, stating that the rating affirms the nation’s aviation safety standards and makes it a more attractive destination for investment in aviation infrastructure, maintenance facilities, and airline operations. President Tinubu urges the Ministry not to relent but to review and implement every recommendation that the ICAO auditors made during this mission to ensure that Nigeria not only maintains, but goes even further on the rating. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy) April 23, 2026

@fkeyamo All credit goes to @alexbadehjr and @nsibofficial for being the core engine of ensuring passengers safety, congratualation @fkeyamo job well done.

ICAO audit: Nigeria scores 91.4% in aviation safety rating – Keyamo punchng.com/icao-audit-nig…

Earlier today, I led a delegation from British Airways led by the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Dr Richard Montgomery and the Commercial Officer of British Airways, Mr Colm Lacy, to the Presidential Villa, Abuja to pay a courtesy call on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The visit is part of the activities marking the British Airways’ 90th anniversary of operations in Nigeria. Earlier, the same delegation had paid me a courtesy call at the Ministry where I commended them for operating newer aircraft on the London-Nigerian and Abuja-London route. I also noted that British Airways has fully complied with the federal government's policy to support local caterers by ensuring they cater for their outbound flights.

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Behind every regulation is a story and a commitment to prevent it from happening again.

From cockpit communication reforms to vehicle restraint systems, each innovation reflects lessons learned through experience

Many of today’s safety systems were shaped by real-world failures.

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@alexbadehjr "Congratulations, Sir! 🎉 The new Conditions of Service and the move to the Presidency show strong leadership and vision for a more independent, professional NSIB. I'm inspired by these reforms and would be honoured to contribute my skills under your leadership. Best regards,

Aligned with global best practices, this development positions NSIB alongside leading investigation bodies and reaffirms its capacity to deliver credible, data-driven safety outcomes while reinforcing its independence under the current administration’s reform agenda.

Recently, we marked a defining milestone in our journey of institutional reform at the @nsibofficial with the unveiling of our new Conditions of Service (CoS) charter, designed to modernise our workforce and align the Bureau with the highest global standards.

Aligned with global best practices, this development positions NSIB alongside leading investigation bodies and reaffirms its capacity to deliver credible, data-driven safety outcomes while reinforcing its independence under the current administration’s reform agenda

Financial stability also receives attention through long-term loan schemes, extended parental leave, and post-retirement medical coverage.

The charter also places strong emphasis on staff welfare as a foundation for investigative quality. It introduces mental health support, structured post-trauma care, and dedicated recovery leave for personnel exposed to high-stress accident scenes. .

The framework also shifts workplace culture toward continuous improvement through Performance Improvement Plans, ensuring that career progression reflects technical ability and consistent output rather than tenure.