A NATCA source, who pleaded anonymity, said FAAN, through its airport manager in Kano, has undermine other stakeholders, especially NAMA by disconnecting them from electricity supply
He warned that there would be a shutdown of provisions of air navigation and safety services in Kano, assuring that NATCA can guarantee that saying: “It’s not a threat but we must once and for all forestall FAAN’s intolerance and undignified approach to civil aviation safety standards and recommended practice.”
He argued that there was no synergy as government agencies supposed to be working together do not have internal mechanisms to sort out their differences “How can a sister agency under the same governance be acting as if there’s no other authority or internal mechanism to adjudicate.