FAAN Suspends TAXI Services At Abuja Airport

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The Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has suspended airport car hire services at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (NAIA) Abuja, with immediate effect

The suspension came following unresolved factional dispute amongst the car hire operators which, according to FAAN, has been affecting airport car hire service operations.

This was made known in a statement by the FAAN, Director, Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Abdullahi Yakubu-Funtua.

“Consequent upon this suspension, FAAN Management advises the general public and all airport users, particularly our esteemed passengers to use secured alternative means of transportation or E-hailing services in and out of the airport.

“The Management of FAAN regrets any inconvenience this necessary suspension may cause our esteemed passengers, airport users and the general public. Normal Car Hire Services resumes as soon as their differences are resolved.

“FAAN remain committed to her core values of safety, security and comfort”, the statement read.

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