SAHCO's Afolabi Advocates for Air Cargo Efficiency in Nigeria

At SAHCO's Cargo Stakeholders Forum in Ikeja, Lagos, Dr Taiwo Afolabi called for enhanced coordination among aviation stakeholders to address operational bottlenecks in Nigeria's air cargo sector. Represented by Mrs Adenike Aboderin, the Managing Director of SAHCO, Afolabi highlighted the importance of efficient cargo operations for international trade and business competitiveness.
He noted that delays and operational inefficiencies could hinder businesses relying on air freight. Afolabi mentioned that SAHCO has invested in new equipment, including a dual-view X-ray machine, a trace detection machine, and a 16-tonne forklift to improve cargo handling.
Additionally, SAHCO has developed cold-chain handling capabilities for temperature-sensitive goods. He stressed that infrastructure improvements must be complemented by trained personnel and effective communication among stakeholders.
The forum facilitated discussions on operational challenges and the need for cooperation across the cargo value chain to enhance logistics and security, ultimately reducing turnaround times at airports.
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