Ekelem-Airhihen

Ekelem Airhihen,  a trained mediator, chartered accountant, certified finance and IT consultant, certified in policy and public leadership, and an airport customer experience specialist, has an MBA from the Lagos Business School. He is a member, ACI Airport Non-aeronautical Revenue Activities Committee; and is certified in design and implementation of KPI for airports. He can be reached on ekyair@yahoo.com and +2348023125396 (WhatsApp only)


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EKELEM AIRHIHENOctober 24, 2022

About 12 percent of the world’s population lives in Africa. But Africa accounts for less than one percent of the global air services
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EKELEM AIRHIHENOctober 17, 2022

ACI (the voice of the world’s airports) recently published its 11th quarterly assessment to analyse the impact of COVID-19 pandemic,
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EKELEM AIRHIHENOctober 10, 2022

The Airports Council International released a whitepaper on the above subject matter as part of its whitepaper on non-aeronautical
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EKELEM AIRHIHENOctober 3, 2022

The Airports Council International (ACI) advances the collective interests and acts as the voice of the world’s airports and the
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EKELEM AIRHIHENSeptember 26, 2022

The feedback from the customers about their experiences with and their expectations for the products and services of an organisation
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EKELEM AIRHIHENSeptember 19, 2022

The Airports Council International concluded last week their customer experience summit in Krakow, Poland. ‘Rehumanising the Airport
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EKELEM AIRHIHENSeptember 12, 2022

Equal and dignified access to air transport is covered by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. So
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EKELEM AIRHIHENJune 20, 2022

The Economist reports that passengers queued for hours at airports in Europe from Mallorca to Manchester as flights were delayed or
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EKELEM AIRHIHENApril 8, 2020

Covid-19 has been classified as a black swan event.  This is used to describe unexpected events with a major impact. There have been
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EKELEM AIRHIHENFebruary 4, 2020

Coming to work in Ikeja today, the first day of work following the ban on okada, came in bold relief the full picture of the impact of