Know the symptoms of Ebola disease:
- Fever
- Severe weakness
- Headache
- Vomiting
- Diarrhoea
What you should do:
- Practise regular hand hygiene.
- Avoid contact with the body fluids of anyone suspected to have Ebola.
- Be especially alert following possible exposure.
#StaySafe
#PublicHealth
#Ebola
Your journey doesn’t end on arrival at your destination.
Travellers are advised to remain vigilant and be aware of the signs and symptoms of Ebola.
Planning a trip? Check official health advisories before you travel, and share only verified information to help keep others safe.
We all have a part to play in protecting our families and communities.
#Ebola #HealthSecurity #NigeriaCDC
✈️ FAAN IN FOCUS IS ON TODAY!
Catch the latest on Nigeria’s aviation transformation as FAAN in Focus airs today on Channels Television at 6:30 PM! 📺
Stay informed, stay connected, and keep up with the developments shaping our airports and enhancing the passenger experience.
📅 Your weekly viewing schedule:
🔹 Sunday – Arise TV | 8:30 PM
🔹 Tuesday – Channels TV | 6:30 PM
🔹 Thursday – NTA | 9:00 AM
🔹 Thursday – Global TV | 8:30 PM
Tune in and stay connected with FAAN!
#FAANInFocus #FAAN
The ICAO Aviation Security Training Centre (ASTC), Lagos, invites aviation professionals from Nigeria and other ICAO Member States to participate in our upcoming training programmes and workshops.
📌 Upcoming Course and Workshops
Workshop on Human Factors in Aviation Security Operations (ICAO-sponsored) scheduled to hold 30th November - 4th December 2026
Behaviour Detection Course scheduled to hold 7th - 11th December 2026
The Workshop/Course will be delivered by experienced ICAO-certified instructors, in line with international best practices providing participants with world-class training that meets global aviation security standards.
Registration is Now Open!
📩 For enquiries and further information:
📧 [email protected]
📞 +234 906 977 4665
Now Open for Registration!
Build your aviation expertise with FAAN Training School.
Air Cargo Safety Management (ACSM EN) 9th–13th November, 2026
Training Instructors Course (TIC ) 23rd - 27th November, 7th - 11th December 2026.
For register call :
📞 +234 803 308 9121 📞 +234 802 410 9197
Quick flight! Need to go recharge batteries......Miami is calling!
MMIA airport stress levels has been reduced by over 90%.
Kudos @FAAN_Official for the improved travel experience!
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) rounded off its three-day International Customer Service Week celebration with stakeholder engagement, awards and recognition, celebrating the people and partnerships driving service excellence across our airports.
Held under the theme “Extra Mile,” the celebration featured school outreach, passenger engagement and raffle draws, alongside discussions on exceeding customer expectations and improving service delivery.
Representing the MD/CE, Mrs Olubunmi Kuku, the Director of Airport Operations, Capt. Abdullahi Mahmood, challenged staff to make going the extra mile a daily commitment, while deserving staff, stakeholders and partners were recognised for their contributions to service excellence.
At FAAN, every interaction counts, every passenger matters, and excellence is the standard.
#FAAN #CustomerServiceWeek2026
Passengers are at the heart of everything we do! ❤️✈️
As part of the Customer Service Week celebration, FAAN’s Customer Service Department spread joy and appreciation among passengers and stakeholders at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos.
Passengers received gifts and other exciting items, while lucky winners also went home with special prizes through a raffle draw.
It was a celebration of our passengers, a show of appreciation for their trust, and a reaffirmation of FAAN’s commitment to delivering an exceptional passenger experience.
#CustomerServiceWeek #FAAN
TODAY ON FAAN IN FOCUS
From airport safety and infrastructure upgrades to improved accessibility and passenger readiness, stay informed on the developments shaping Nigeria’s aviation sector.
📺 Catch today’s episode first on Channels TV at 6:30 PM
On this episode:
-FAAN intensifies Ebola vigilance at airports, confirming no confirmed case in Nigeria.
-MMIA Terminal 1 departure bridge project advances, with the final concrete pour completed.
- FAAN deploys two new ambulances to strengthen assistance for passengers with reduced mobility.
- FAAN MD/CE, Mrs. Olubunmi Kuku, highlights what passengers should expect ahead of the December travel rush.
You can also watch FAAN IN FOCUS on:
📺 NTA — Thursdays | 9:00 AM
📺 Global TV — Thursdays | 8:30 PM
📺 ARISE News — Sundays | 8:30 PM
Stay informed. Stay connected.
#FAANINFOCUS #FAAN
As part of activities marking Customer Service Week 2026, the Customer Service Department of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) visited Ewutuntun Senior/Junior Grammar School, Mafoloku, Oshodi, Lagos, one of the community schools around Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos.
During the visit, students received gift items and words of encouragement, inspiring them to embrace kindness, show consideration for others and go the extra mile in their daily lives.
The outreach reflects FAAN’s commitment to extending the values of excellent service beyond the airport environment and into the surrounding communities, reminding young people that meaningful impact often begins with simple acts of care, empathy and thoughtfulness.
Customer Service Week 2026: Small actions. Lasting impact.
#CustomerServiceWeek2026
I wish to inform the travelling public, particularly residents of Imo State and the wider South-East on the temporary closure of Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport, Owerri for improved safety, operational efficiency and capacity ahead of Christmas travel season.
The planned runway rehabilitation is a joint partnership of the Federal Government and Imo State Government.
The Governor of Imo State, H.E Senator Hope Uzodinma (to whom I spoke earlier today) along with other critical stakeholders in Imo State and South East have agreed on the need for the temporary closure of the runway, to allow for essential rehabilitation, resurfacing and extension works.
The closure is expected to commence on October 20, 2026, and last approximately 25 days. This decision is in the best interest of aviation safety and the long-term operational efficiency of the airport, which serves as a critical gateway for the people, businesses and economic activities of the South-East.
The agreement with Governor Uzodimma and other stakeholders reflects the shared commitment of the Federal Government, through the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), and the Imo State Government to improving aviation infrastructure and ensuring that the airport is equipped to meet the growing demands of air travel in the region.
We wish to acknowledge the contribution of the Imo State Government to the runway extension project. This collaboration demonstrates what can be achieved when different levels of government work together in the interest of the public. Our common objective is to deliver an airport that meets the needs of its users and supports the economic development of the region.
The rehabilitation will involve repairs to deteriorated sections of the runway pavement, treatment of extensive surface cracks, filling of potholes and resurfacing of affected areas, alongside the planned runway extension. When completed, these works are expected to restore the runway to a safer and more reliable operational condition and improve its capacity to accommodate larger aircraft, including wide-body aircraft, subject to applicable operational and regulatory requirements.
The timing of this intervention is particularly important as we approach the Christmas travel season, when passenger traffic and flight movements to Owerri and other parts of the South-East traditionally increase. It is our responsibility to ensure that the necessary infrastructure is in the right condition to support safe and efficient operations during this busy period and beyond.
Whilst we recognise that the temporary closure will cause some inconvenience to passengers and other airport users, we appeal for their understanding and cooperation. Aviation safety cannot be compromised, and the closure is necessary to enable contractors to carry out the required works effectively.
The Federal Government, will continue to engage the Imo State Government, airlines and other relevant stakeholders to ensure proper coordination and minimise disruption to travellers.
Passengers scheduled to travel through Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport during the closure period are advised to contact their respective airlines for information on flight cancellations, rescheduling and alternative travel arrangements. The confirmed closure and reopening dates will be communicated through the appropriate official channels.
We appreciate Governor Hope Uzodimma and the Imo State Government for their cooperation and commitment to this important project. I also thank airlines, aviation stakeholders and the travelling public for their anticipated understanding as we undertake this necessary intervention.
Our commitment remains to provide safer, more efficient and modern aviation infrastructure across the country. The Owerri runway rehabilitation and extension project is another step towards achieving that objective and strengthening air connectivity for the South-East.
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“I’m extremely excited to see the level of progress. By the December peak period, we should have this open for public use.”
Mrs. Olubunmi Kuku
Managing Director/Chief Executive, FAAN
FAAN Takes Delivery of Two Ambulifts to Enhance Accessibility at MMIA
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has taken delivery of two ambulifts to be deployed at the Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMIA), Lagos, as part of ongoing efforts to enhance accessibility and improve the passenger experience for persons with reduced mobility.
The addition of the ambulifts is aimed at providing the necessary assistance to passengers who may require additional support when boarding or disembarking aircrafts, ensuring they receive dignified, safe and efficient care throughout their journey.
The keys to the two ambulifts were formally handed over to NACHO Aviation Services by the Director of Airport Operations, Capt. Abdullahi Mahmood, who will oversee their deployment and operation at the airport.
The initiative underscores FAAN’s commitment to strengthening passenger facilitation services and ensuring that every passenger, regardless of mobility limitations, receives the support and assistance they deserve.