Lagos Airport Records 11.8% Growth In Air Traffic In 2025, Fastest In Africa

Murtala Muhammed International AirportThe Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos has recorded an 11.8 percent growth in air traffic movements in 2025—the fastest among Africa’s top airports. In cargo, Lagos also ranked among the continent’s leaders with a remarkable 34.4 percent increase, the highest within the Top 10. These were disclosed by Olubunmi Kuku, Managing Director…

Onyema Announces Air Peace London Route From Gateway International Airport

Air Peace, Nigeria’s largest airline and a leading carrier in West Africa, has announced plans to commence international flight operations from Gateway International Airport to London this summer. The airline’s Chief Executive Officer, Allen Onyema, disclosed this during an interview with journalists after inspecting the airport facilities alongside Dapo Abiodun. The visit followed the official…

Tinubu Commends Gateway International Airport, Reaffirms Nigeria’s Path To Growth

President Bola Tinubu on Saturday reassured Nigerians of his administration’s unwavering commitment to national progress, declaring that the country remains firmly on course to achieving greatness. The President gave the assurance during the commissioning of the Gateway International Airport in Iperu-Remo, located in Ikenne Local Government Area of Ogun State, where he noted that ongoing…

Recurring Power Glitch Disrupts Operations At Lagos International Airport

Operations at Murtala Muhammed International Airport were again thrown into temporary disarray following an electrical fault that triggered smoke at the airport’s Terminal Three. The incident, which occurred around mid-afternoon, caused concern among passengers and airport staff as emergency responders swiftly moved in to contain the situation. Officials confirmed that the Aerodrome Rescue and Firefighting…

NANTA Advises Foreign Airlines Over Dollar Sales

The President of the National Association of Travel Agents of Nigeria, Yinka Folami, has accused some foreign airlines of showing “disrespect” to Nigeria by insisting on dollar-denominated ticket sales, warning that the practice undermines the country’s sovereignty and weakens the naira. Folami made this known during a press conference held ahead of the association’s Annual…