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 AIRHIHENNovember 6, 2023

Airport owners and operators are looking forward to improved predictability of pavement life and optimisation of pavement usage,
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EKELEM AIRHIHENOctober 30, 2023

At the recently concluded 58th conference of Directors General of civil aviation Asia and Pacific region, the Airports Council
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EKELEM AIRHIHENOctober 23, 2023

The aviation industry has made flying one of the safest means of transportation in the world. The International Civil Aviation
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EKELEM AIRHIHENOctober 16, 2023

It is reported that Dubai already offers passport free clearance for some categories of travellers already enrolled by them. They hope
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EKELEM AIRHIHENOctober 9, 2023

There are now fresh concerns by international operations and security specialists that aircraft flying near the Iranian border are
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EKELEM AIRHIHENOctober 2, 2023

The year-end in Nigeria witnesses many religious activities. This has attracted visitors from different parts of the world. In the new
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EKELEM AIRHIHENSeptember 25, 2023

Trading in wildlife entails sale and exchange of wild animal and plant resources that may be either dead or alive, and as parts and
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EKELEM AIRHIHENSeptember 19, 2023

Migration is shaping Africa and the world and it is doing so very distinctly. It is estimated that about one million Africans migrated
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EKELEM AIRHIHENSeptember 12, 2023

The global commercial aviation fleet is expected to expand by 33 percent, to more than 36,000 aircraft by 2033, so says an Oliver
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EKELEM AIRHIHENSeptember 4, 2023

Recently, the Global Business Travel Association, the world’s premier business travel and meetings trade organisation released their