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NAMA Felicitates Aviation Minister, Keyamo On 54th Birthday

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January 22, 2024
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NAMA Felicitates Aviation Minister, Keyamo On 54th Birthday
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The Managing Director and Chief Executive of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), Engr. Ahmed Umar Farouk FNSE, NPOM, has extended heartfelt felicitations to the Honorable Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo on the occasion of his 54th birthday.

In a statement from his office, Engr. Farouk expressed admiration for Minister Keyamo’s unwavering dedication to the progress of aviation and aerospace development in Nigeria. He commended the minister’s visionary leadership and tireless efforts to ensure that the nation’s airspace remains at the forefront of technological advancements and global standards.

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“Minister Festus Keyamo’s commitment to the aviation sector has been instrumental in fostering growth and innovation in the sector and on this special day, we celebrate not only a remarkable leader but also a driving force behind the advancement of our nation’s air transportation,” the NAMA boss said, adding that NAMA recognizes the minister’s pivotal role in shaping policies that promote safety, efficiency, and sustainability within the aviation industry.

Engr Farouk conveyed his best wishes on behalf of the agency, for Minister Keyamo’s birthday celebration, expressing hope for continued success and accomplishments in the years ahead.

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