Nigerian Airlines Warn of Higher Fares Amid Controversial NIS Charge
Nigerian airlines, led by AON, express concerns over the new NIS charge set to begin on December 1, criticizing it for adding financial strain without value. Prof. Obiora Okonkwo highlights the challenges faced by the aviation sector, urging government support to prevent airline collapses.
Governor Peter Mbah's vision for Enugu Airport as a leading aviation hub sees progress with airlines operating new routes. The industry faces financial pressures from multiple charges, impacting airfares and regional aviation competitiveness.
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