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Tinubu, Shettima, Other VIPs To Start Paying Access Fees At Nigerian Airports From Today – FAAN

The authority disclosed this on its official X handle at midnight Thursday, May 16, 2024.

According to FAAN, the development complies with the presidential directive requiring all citizens to obtain E-Tags at the 24 Federal Airports nationwide.

“Please note that there will be an option of paying cash at the Access Gates as motorists without E-Tags are liable to or will be mandated to pay as they pass”.

This move comes 48 hours after the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace, Festus Keyamo said the federal government had approved the introduction of tollgate payment for access to all federal airports across the country.

Keyamo said approval makes it mandatory for everyone who visits the nation’s airports to pay the access fee, including the President, his Vice, Very Important Personalities (VIPs) and foreigners.

Adewale Nurudeen

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