A former President of the National Association of Nigerian Travel Agencies (NANTA), Olusoji Amusan, has raised concern over what he described as persistent chaos and lack of sanity at Nigerian airports. Amusan, who was also the pioneer General Manager, West Africa for Lufthansa German Airlines, said Nigerian airport terminals had become overly porous, with too many unauthorised persons roaming sensitive areas meant strictly for passengers and on-duty officials. He called for strict access control and the deployment of supervisors to coordinate activities, especially at the nation’s five international airports. He said: “We have been talking about sanity at Nigerian airports for years, but we must start from what we can achieve. Amusan also criticised the general chaos outside airport terminals, stressing the need for clear delineation of responsibilities among agencies operating at the airports.

Source: The Guardian December 23, 2025 08:36 UTC