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NAMA Chief Calls for Increased Funding to Upgrade Airspace Safety
NAMA Managing Director Engr. Farouk Umar highlights the urgent need for increased funding to replace obsolete aviation equipment and ensure the safety of Nigerian airspace.
Protecting Nigeria’s Aviation Safety: Why Revenue Disputes Must Not Compromise Regulatory Oversight
Ibrahim Suleiman argues that the National Assembly must resolve NAMA's funding challenges by reviewing outdated navigation charges rather than redistributing critical safety oversight fees from the NCAA.
NAMA Requests 56% Revenue Share to Sustain Airspace Safety
NAMA is seeking a 56% share of the statutory aviation revenue pool to address rising operational costs, while the African Aviation and Aerospace University has requested 10% for research and manpower development.
Aviation sector tensions rise over levy distribution as Minister misses legislative hearing
Aviation agencies and airlines clashed at a House of Representatives hearing over the division of the five per cent Ticket Sales Charge, while the Aviation Minister remained absent.
Aviation Sector Debates Revision of Revenue Distribution Formula
Aviation experts and regulatory bodies are clashing over a proposed amendment to the revenue-sharing formula of the five percent Ticket Sales Charge, sparking debate over whether funds should favor infrastructure upgrades or regulatory oversight.
An Assessment of NAMA’s Mid-Year 2026 Operational Performance
A mid-year review of NAMA reveals operational resilience and steady safety standards in 2026, despite persistent funding hurdles and the need for ongoing infrastructure upgrades.
Former NAMA Head Criticizes 5% Ticket Levy, Recommends Aviation Development Fund
Former NAMA chief Roland Iyayi suggests replacing the five percent Ticket Sales Charge with a dedicated Aviation Development Fund to better support Nigeria's infrastructure.
Automakers caution that 2026 tariff shifts may endanger domestic manufacturing
The Nigerian Automotive Manufacturers Association has warned that upcoming 2026 tariff reforms could hurt local assembly plants unless the government implements stronger industrial protections and incentives.
Aviation Labor Groups Urge Privatization of NAMA
A coalition of aviation unions is advocating for the privatization or commercialization of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency to improve infrastructure and financial sustainability.