Flight Delays Persist 40 Years After Nigerian Airways Liquidation
Engr. Samuel Oluwole, Chairman of Precision Aviation Handling Company Limited, highlighted the persisting high rates of flight cancellations and delays in Nigeria's aviation sector, even 40 years after the liquidation of Nigerian Airways. Oluwole emphasized the need for improvement in the domestic airline operations despite the country's 65 years of independence.
He made these remarks during an event where he was honored for his contributions to the aviation industry. The discussion took place at the University of Lagos during the fourth Strategic Summit on Good Governance, focusing on the theme "Africa Deserves Leadership Governance Collective Pro.".
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