Nigeria: Dispute With Air Authority, Maevis Grows
The federal aviation authority is embroiled in an on-going dispute with Maevis, a company holding a concessionary license that the Authority terminated at Lagos Airport.
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Nigeria: Contempt - FAAN MD Knows Fate May 30
Vanguard, 11 May 2012
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, will on May 30 rule on the contempt proceeding initiated against Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, Managing Director, Mr. George ... read more »
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Nigeria: 'Maevis Renegotiated Concession Deal With FAAN'
This Day, 16 April 2012
More light is being thrown on the ongoing disagreement between the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and Maevis Limited over a concessioning agreement. read more »
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Nigeria: Unmasking the Maevis Contraption (opinion)
Leadership, 16 April 2012
Since the revocation of the contract between FAAN and Maevis Ltd. over a concessionary agreement to provide an integrated automated airport operations management system through the ... read more »
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Nigeria: Airport Concession - MAEVIS Accuses FAAN of Breaching Agreement
The Moment, 4 April 2012
MAEVIS, the concessionaire to the Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Kano airports, has accused the management of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) of breaching ... read more »
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Nigeria: MAEVIS Asks FAAN to Account for N42 Billion
This Day, 4 April 2012
The private firm said the demand for accountability had become necessary given the insinuations by FAAN that Maevis was collecting 37 per cent of funds accruing to the government ... read more »
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Nigeria: Maevis - Unions Ground Movement At Lagos Airport
Leadership, 4 April 2012
Movement around the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos was yesterday grounded for some hours as unions in the aviation industry joined workers and pensioners of the Federal Airports ... read more »
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Nigeria: Aviation Unions Protest Planned Return of MAEVIS
Daily Trust, 4 April 2012
Labour unions in the aviation industry and staff of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) yesterday in Lagos staged a peaceful protest against the planned return of the ... read more »
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Nigeria: Maevis Accuses FAAN of Diverting N42 Billion
Daily Trust, 4 April 2012
The House of Representatives committee on Treaty and Agreements yesterday moved to settle disagreement between the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and a private ... read more »
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Nigeria: Fagbemi - Hold FAAN Responsible for Conflict in Our Agreement (interview)
This Day, 2 April 2012
Managing Director, Maevis Nigeria Limited, Mr. Babatunde Fagbemi, in his response to the complaints and allegations raised by the management of FAAN, maintains that the ... read more »
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Nigeria: Unions Applaud FG Over Termination of Agreement With MAEVIS
Vanguard, 2 April 2012
Aviation unions under the aegis of the Air Transport Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (ATSSSAN), National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE) with its affiliate in the ... read more »
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Nigeria: Concession - FAAN, MAEVIS Part Ways at Last
Vanguard, 2 April 2012
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and its concessionaire, Maevis Limited have finally gone their separate ways due to the termination of the concession agreement ... read more »
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Nigeria: FAAN-MAEVIS Feud a Threat to the Country, Stakeholders Warn
Leadership, 1 April 2012
Following the face-off between the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and its concessionaire, MAEVIS, experts have warned that Nigeria will be at the receiving end of the ... read more »
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Nigeria: House Wades Into FAAN, MAEVIS Concession Crisis
This Day, 1 April 2012
The legislative intervention followed a petition from Maevis, asking the House to wade into the crisis urgently, which prompted the House leadership last week, to order its ... read more »
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Nigeria: FAAN Defies Court, Terminates Maevis Concession
This Day, 25 March 2012
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) at the weekend terminated its concession with Maevis Nigeria Limited, which since 2007 has been providing airport operations ... read more »
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