Minister Keyamo Clarifies: FAAN's Properties Not for Sale to Individuals
Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development in Nigeria, has debunked claims of the sale of FAAN's properties to private individuals. He emphasized that FAAN's properties, as public assets, belong to the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria and cannot be sold or transferred privately.
Keyamo highlighted the government's ownership of airport properties for critical aviation security reasons, stating that the properties must remain under government control to ensure safety and operational readiness. He warned against false ownership claims and assured stakeholders of the government's commitment to safeguarding airport infrastructure.
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