NUSA's New Chairman Advocates for Drone Industry Collaboration

The Nigeria Unmanned Systems Association (NUSA) has called for enhanced engagement between drone operators and regulatory authorities to improve safety, professionalism, and investment in Nigeria's unmanned aviation industry. This appeal was made by the association's newly elected Caretaker Committee Chairman, Okosubide Mozimo, following a stakeholders' meeting and election on October 31, 2026.

Mozimo emphasized the committee's focus on regulatory engagement, professionalism, and capacity building, aiming to collaborate with government agencies and sectors like oil and gas and agriculture. The committee, which also includes Vice President Damilola Adelana and Financial Secretary Femi Adekoya, succeeds the leadership of retired Air Vice Marshal Femi Idowu.

Mozimo expressed gratitude for Idowu's contributions and outlined plans to stabilize the association, reconcile stakeholders, and prepare for a new leadership election. The committee aims to expand NUSA's membership and strengthen its capacity to engage regulators and promote professional standards in the industry.