In Nigeria, the government approved another part of its airport modernization program by ordering an investment of $615 million in infrastructure and security equipment.

The government has just approved an investment of $615 million to significantly improve the infrastructure and security of its airports. This decision marks a major step in the national airport modernization program. The aim is to make the country's airport facilities more modern, safer, and better connected to international standards. It's not just about repairing or renovating. Nigeria wants to build the future. The plan includes the acquisition of new equipment, the latest infrastructure, as well as the deployment of digitization technologies to make operations more fluid and transparent

Ultimately, the passenger experience should be greatly improved, as should the efficiency of security checks and navigation systems. In short, it is a powerful economic lever, especially in a global context where mobility has become a key factor in competitiveness. Through this approach, Nigeria also seeks to meet the requirements of international civil aviation organizations.